• Using Tables, Graphs and Charts

Students learn how to collect, organize, and display data using picture graphs and bar graphs. They practice reading and interpreting data from charts to answer questions. Additionally, they extend their understanding of numbers up to 1,000 by learning how to represent, order, and compare them, preparing them to work with data in a meaningful way.

• Addition and Subtraction

This section builds a strong foundation for adding and subtracting numbers within 100. Students solve real-world problems using place value strategies and work with word problems that include charts and graphs. These activities help them apply math skills to practical situations, improving both fluency and problem-solving abilities.

• Measuring Lengths and Distances

Students explore measurement by estimating and measuring the length of objects or distances using standard measurement units such as inches, centimeters, and feet. They also learn to compare lengths and express the difference between two measurements using standard units, helping them relate math to everyday experiences.

• Place Value

Students deepen their understanding of place value by learning how hundreds, tens, and ones build three-digit numbers. They practice counting forward by fives up to 1,000 and use the comparison symbols > (greater than), < (less than), and = (equal to) to compare numbers. This develops strong number sense and prepares them for more complex arithmetic.

• Geometry and Patterns

In this section, students learn to describe and classify a variety of 2-D shapes such as triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and hexagons, as well as 3-D shapes like rectangular prisms and cones. They also explore how to divide circles and rectangles into equal parts—halves, thirds, and fourths—laying the groundwork for understanding fractions and symmetry.

• Measuring Time and Money

Students practice telling and writing time to the nearest five minutes on both analog and digital clocks. They also learn to solve real-life money problems involving dollar bills and coins, using both the dollar ($) and cent (¢) symbols correctly. These lessons help students build essential life skills in managing time and understanding currency.

• Number system

Students strengthen their understanding of the number system by learning place value for digits in larger numbers. They practice rounding numbers to the nearest hundreds and thousands, helping them estimate answers and work efficiently with larger numbers in everyday situations.

• Additions and Subtractions

This section focuses on developing fluency in adding and subtracting 2- and 3-digit numbers. Students practice using place value strategies, mental math, and written methods to solve both straightforward calculations and real-life problems. 

• Multiplications & Divisions

Students begin exploring basic multiplication and division facts. They learn important math properties such as the associative property (grouping numbers) and distributive property (breaking numbers apart), giving them useful strategies for solving multiplication and division problems confidently.

• Two step problems & Order of operations

In this section, students learn how to solve word problems that require more than one operation, like addition followed by multiplication. They also gain an early understanding of the order of operations (MDAS: Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction), helping them follow clear steps when solving numerical expressions.

• Half and quarter numbers

Students develop mental math strategies by learning to find halves and quarters of both even and odd numbers. These quick calculations help build a solid foundation for understanding fractions and applying them in problem-solving situations.

• Money

Students practice identifying and counting coins and bills to solve everyday money problems. They work through scenarios that involve calculating total expenses, making purchases, and finding change, helping them understand the practical use of math in financial decisions.

• Fractions

This section introduces students to fractions using number lines and visual models. They learn to recognize and represent halves, quarters, and wholes, providing a strong starting point for working with fractions in more complex situations later on.

• Time

Students gain confidence in solving elapsed time problems by calculating how much time passes between a starting time and an ending time. They practice using both analog and digital clocks, preparing them for real-world time management skills.

• Measurements

Students learn to measure the length of objects using a ruler, focusing on accuracy to the nearest half-inch or quarter-inch. This hands-on practice helps them understand measurement in everyday contexts.

• Area and Perimeter

Students learn to find the area and perimeter of rectangles and other simple shapes. They explore the concept that the area of a rectangle can be found by multiplying its side lengths, helping them solve real-world measurement problems.

• Place value and rounding

Students develop a strong understanding of how numbers are built using place values up to 100,000. They learn to read, write, and expand large numbers in both standard form and word form. We also focus on rounding numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, and beyond, helping students estimate answers efficiently. 

• Additions and Subtractions

Addition and subtraction lessons guide students through solving multi-digit problems using place value strategies, mental math, and written methods.

• Multiplications & Divisions

In this section, students practice multiplying multi-digit numbers by one-digit numbers and work their way up to solving problems with two-digit by two-digit multiplication. Division lessons help them divide four-digit numbers by one-digit divisors, using place value understanding and standard algorithms. These skills prepare them for solving word problems and developing fluency in basic arithmetic.

• Number patterns and algebraic reasoning

Students explore how numbers work together by identifying patterns and creating their own number sequences using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. We introduce prime and composite numbers, helping students recognize factors and multiples in various situations. These lessons build a foundation for early algebraic thinking by helping students form and explain rules that create patterns.

• Fractions

Our fraction lessons focus on comparing fractions less than 1, finding common denominators, and adding or subtracting fractions with like denominators. Students also learn how to measure to the nearest 1/8 of an inch, applying their understanding of fractions in real-world measurement situations.

• Decimals

Students gain confidence in working with decimals, including how to convert decimals into fractions and place them accurately on a number line. These lessons provide a strong connection between decimals and fractions, allowing students to better understand parts of a whole and apply decimals in everyday contexts.

• Time and Money

This section develops practical math skills by teaching students how to calculate elapsed time and solve problems involving intervals of time. They also learn to solve real-world money problems, including making change, adding and subtracting different amounts, and understanding the relationship between dollars and cents.

• Measurements

Students practice using metric units to measure and solve problems involving liquid volume, length, and weight. They learn how to estimate and calculate measurements in liters, meters, and kilograms, applying these skills in practical situations and word problems.

• Geometry

Students dive into the world of shapes by learning to identify and classify two-dimensional figures based on their sides, angles, and symmetry. They explore lines, including parallel and perpendicular lines, and identify types of angles. Students also solve real-world problems by calculating the area and perimeter of various shapes.

• Place Value and Data Reasoning : Students will deepen their understanding of place value, learning how each digit in a number has a value ten times the place to its right. They will explore how numbers shift when multiplied or divided by powers of 10. This week also introduces patterns and strategies to strengthen mental math and number sense.

• Multiplication & Division :This week focuses on mastering multiplication and division of multi-digit whole numbers. Students will apply place value knowledge and properties of operations (such as distributive and associative properties) to solve problems efficiently. They'll learn the connections between multiplication and division to build fluency in both operations.

• Numerical Expressions & Multi-Step Word Problems : Students will learn how to read, write, and interpret numerical expressions using words and mathematical symbols. They will practice solving word problems that require multiple steps, helping them apply operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) in real-world situations. This builds logical thinking and strengthens problem-solving strategies.

• Fractions : This week covers comparing, ordering, adding, and subtracting fractions, including those with unlike denominators. Students will also understand fractions as parts of a whole and as quotients in division. They’ll apply whole number multiplication to fractions, giving them a strong foundation in fractional operations.

• Decimals : Students will use place value understanding to round decimals to the nearest tenth or hundredth. They'll apply whole number operations to solve addition and subtraction problems involving decimals. This builds a clear understanding of decimal values and prepares them for real-life money and measurement situations.

• Measurements & Coordinate Planes : Students will learn to convert customary units of weight, length, and capacity. This hands-on topic helps them understand everyday measurements. They will also be introduced to coordinate planes, learning how to locate and plot points using ordered pairs — a key skill in graphing and geometry.

• Classifying 3D Shapes and Calculating Volume : This week explores the characteristics and classification of 3D shapes, especially quadrilaterals and rectangular prisms. Students will learn how to calculate the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms using formulas, applying what they learn to solve real-world problems.