Course Description : Grade 1 to 3 Math | Textbook: Math 1 to 3

 

Course Objective: The students will receive instruction in and demonstrate the ability to perform basic mathematical functions and problem-solving in the areas of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, decimals, fractions, and geometry.

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• Build Strong Foundations — Close learning gaps before they become bigger problems in Algebra and higher-level math.

• Small Classes, More Attention — Only 3–6 students at a similar skill level, allowing instructors to work closely with each child.

• Go Beyond Homework Help — Students learn concepts, problem-solving strategies, and mathematical reasoning—not just how to finish tonight's assignment.

• Measurable Progress — Regular assessments identify strengths, weaknesses, and skills that need additional practice.

• Build Confidence & Independence — The goal is for students to understand why the math works and eventually solve problems without constant help.

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Materials:

• Student textbook

• Practice and enrichment worksheets

• Manipulative materials

• Calculators

 

Time Allotment:

• 45 minutes per day, 2 days per week

 

The course focuses on 4 critical areas.

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First, the students will work to understand addition and subtraction, and can perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division . They will work with addition and subtraction equations and understand the relationship between addition and subtraction.

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Second, the students will begin to understand how numbers relate to each other, including grouping in tens and ones.

 

Third, the students will develop an understanding of linear measurements and length units. They will also learn how to tell and write time.

 

Fourth, the students will begin to understand the attributes of shapes and how to create them. They will understand how to put some shapes together to create a new shape, or how to recognize shapes at different orientations.​