Beginning Math Program
- After Completing Level A—Recommended For:
- Advanced 4’s (AK4)
- 5-year-olds (K5)
- Beginning 1st (B1st)
Notice to Math Edition 1 Users: If you own the original Math Lessons Guide: Level A and Math Lessons Guide: Level B, 2011’s Home School workbooks (Levels A, B:1, B:2, and C) are not compatible. To purchase Edition 1’s Math Workbook A, order Part 401. For Level B, order Part 403.
Skills Covered at Math Level B:1:
- Number Concepts 1-20
- Number Recognition 0-100
- Counting to 100 by 1’s, 10’s, 5’s, 2’s
- Counting Backwards from 20-0
- Missing Numbers in Sequence 0-100 (by 1’s, 10’s, 5’s, 2’s)
- Greater Than/Less Than 0-100
- Addition Facts 1-10
- Subtraction Facts 1-10
- Adding Multiple Numbers (e.g., 3+2+4+1)
- Simple Word Problems
Description of Math Workbook B:1:
After teaching the daily lesson in Math Lessons B:1 (Part 530), refer to Part II’s Workbook Answer Key for additional teaching tips. Each day’s Math Workbook B:1 assignment begins with Scripture plus a spiritual and math application.
Through the B:1 lessons and workbook, students will be encouraged to strive for mastery of the 1-10 addition/subtraction facts. They will also learn more about the importance of godly character development through the continued study of the godly qualities of the Math Flashcards 1-10 animal families.
In addition to Math Workbook B:1, you need a:
- Christ-Centered Math Master Guide (Part 500)
- Christ-Centered Math Lessons: Level B:1 (530)
- Math Hands-On Teaching Aids Set (Part 520)—if you don’t already have a Place Value Pocket Chart and Snap Cubes.
Pacing Suggestions:
An Advanced K4, K5, or Beginning 1st grader can usually complete Math Levels A and B:1 in a year. Some K5/B1st students can also finish Level B:2. A few more advanced students have even finished Levels A, B, and C in a typical school year, or shortly thereafter. For the best results, teach in sequence according to whatever pacing lovingly challenges your student’s God-given capabilities.
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