<ul><li>Children who show strong curiosity about mathematical concepts outside their current grade level and engage in exploring patterns and understanding the "why" behind rules may be ready for advanced math.</li><li>Children who enjoy solving puzzles and challenges, and exhibit persistence and excitement when encountering tricky problems, are often ready for advanced math.</li><li>To cultivate problem-solving skills, provide activities such as Sudoku, Rubik's Cube challenges, or strategy-based games.</li><li>For more information, refer to the full article "Prepare Your Child for Advanced Math: Signs and Strategies" on Moonpreneur's website.</li></ul>

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