(PreK - 1st grade)
This class will create opportunities for students to succeed in order to build their confidence and develop a lifelong love of math! Children in Mathplay will be building a solid foundation of math understanding by exploring concepts such as number sense, place value, geometry, data collection/representation, patterns, time, measurement, money, introduction to fractions, and basic operations. We will be using a variety of materials from playdough, popsicle sticks, Legos and pom-poms to number lines, tens frames, rekenreks, clocks, geoboards, tangrams and more!
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(2nd-5th grades)
This class will create opportunities for students to succeed in order to build their confidence and develop a lifelong love of math! Children in Brilliant Brains will be building upon their existing foundation of math understanding by exploring concepts such as place value, fractions, decimals, percents, multiplication, division, 2-D and 3-D geometry, coordinate geometry, measurement, time, perimeter and area, data collection and graphing. We will be using a variety of materials from playdough, toothpicks, Legos and cubes to number lines, hundred charts, coins, clocks, 3-D shape nets and tangrams!
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Algebra is the bridge from arithmetic to most STEM subjects. It has many
practical uses and helps develop abstract thinking, logical reasoning, and the vocabulary needed to express mathematical ideas. It is often a gatekeeper subject required for high school graduation and college admission. The algebra curriculum consists of three one-year (two-semester) courses: pre-algebra, algebra 1, and algebra 2. A solid foundation in arithmetic is required for pre-algebra.
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Algebra is the bridge from arithmetic to most STEM subjects. It has many
practical uses and helps develop abstract thinking, logical reasoning, and the vocabulary needed to express mathematical ideas. It is often a gatekeeper subject required for high school graduation and college admission. The algebra curriculum consists of three one-year (two-semester) courses: pre-algebra, algebra 1, and algebra 2. A solid foundation in arithmetic is required for pre-algebra.
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