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Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level KIt has been shown that students learn best and retain more when they are engaged in the material and actively apply concepts to everyday life. Here is the foundation course for Math Lessons for a Living Education that is designed to engage students through exciting stories, teach them how to apply mathematical concepts through everyday life situations, and allow them to learn smarter instead of harder! Learn to count to 10 and numbers 0 10 Develop
It has been shown that students learn best and retain more when they are engaged in the material and actively apply concepts to everyday life. Here is the foundation course for Math Lessons for a Living Education that is designed to engage students through exciting stories, teach them how to apply mathematical concepts through everyday life situations, and allow them to learn smarter instead of harder!
- Learn to count to 10 and numbers 0-10
- Develop critical thinking skills and build stamina
- Make connections to their world by noticing basic patterns, shapes, and concepts of time
This book was written to be used by you and your young students together. It begins the story of a twin brother and sister as they interact with their family, friends, and town. They make connections in life and find it full of learning opportunities! Students will learn about counting, basic shapes, opposites, positional words, graphing, and more. They will also learn about the weather, nature, and how unique God created them to be. Come join the twins as they encounter living math adventures.
Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level K Includes:
- Convenient Daily Schedule—saving you time!
- Short, engaging 30-minute lessons
- Full-color worksheets
- Schedule suggests 5 days a week
Course Features:
- Instructional blend of stories, copy-work, oral narration, and hands-on experience to bring concepts to life
- Convenient perforated pages
- Recommended for: Kindergarten / 4-6 years old
- Designed for parent & child to work through together
Table of Contents
- Using This Course
- Schedule
- Lesson 1: Counting to 5, Circles, and Calendar Concepts
- Lesson 2: Counting to 5, Ovals, and Seasons
- Lesson 3: Counting to 7, Triangles, and Number Line
- Lesson 4: Counting to 7, Squares, and Shape Matching
- Lesson 5: Comparisons, Rectangles, and Shape Review
- Lesson 6: Comparisons, Stars, and Number Line
- Lesson 7: Opposites and Symmetry
- Lesson 8: Differences and Similarities, and Matching
- Lesson 9: Cooking and Measuring, Diamonds, and Graphing
- Lesson 10: Number of the Week: 0, Measuring, and Counting Review
- Lesson 11: Number of the Week: 1, and Position Words
- Lesson 12: Number of the Week: 2, and Position Words
- Lesson 13: Number of the Week: 3, and More or Less
- Lesson 14: Cooking and Measuring, and More or Less
- Lesson 15: Reviewing Shapes, Matching, and More or Less
- Lesson 16: Reviewing Counting to 7, and More or Less
- Lesson 17: Basic Sequencing, and Counting Review
- Lesson 18: Completing the Sequence, and Number Review to 3
- Lesson 19: Number of the Week: 4, Counting, and Reviewing Shapes
- Lesson 20: Number of the Week: 5, and Counting
- Lesson 21: Number of the Week: 6, Counting, and Differences
- Lesson 22: Number of the Week: 7, Counting, and Comparisons
- Lesson 23: Number of the Week: 8, Graphing, and Shapes
- Lesson 24: Number of the Week: 9, and Differences
- Lesson 25: Number of the Week: 10, and Completing the Sequence
- Lesson 26: Review Counting to 10
- Lesson 27: Review Counting, and Right and Left
- Lesson 28: Review Numbers, and Patterns and Sequences
- Lesson 29: Sorting and Matching
- Lesson 30: Review Shapes and Matching
- Lesson 31: Concepts of Time: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, and Night
- Lesson 32: Review of Shapes, Position Words, and Counting to 10
- Lesson 33: Review Weights, Small and Large, and Comparisons
- Lesson 34: Introducing Money, Patterns, and Shapes
- Lesson 35: Possible vs Impossible, and Review of Symmetry
- Lesson 36: Ordering Numbers, Right and Left, and Review of Numbers 1-10
- Practice Sheets
- Calendar Activities
- Puzzle Solutions
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We use a size 7 though could *probably* get away with a size 6, and use about 4-5 diapers a day on average (not including his overnight diaper) depending on how much he's had to drink and how often he poops -usually once a day, but could be as many as 3 times, especially if he doesn't go one day.
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