True Learning

Your child is introduced to the concepts of counting, writing and sequencing numbers 1 to 5. Your child’s exposure to math begins with simple exercises for counting and matching single objects. As your child’s confidence grows, more complex and challenging tasks are presented in a systematic sequence. Likewise, the number writing exercises systematically sequence from large pencil motions to increasingly smaller number formations designed to refine your child’s fine motor skills. A number of engaging activities teach your child the proper sequence of the numbers 1 to 5. Your child will also be introduced to the concept of addition in visually intuitive exercises.

Your child’s grasp of counting, writing and sequencing will be reinforced and extended to the number 12. After mastering the numbers 1 to 12, your child will be shown the basics of how to tell time and measure length with a ruler. The relative value of numbers is introduced with activities that teach your child to differentiate between numbers that are equal to, greater than, or less than another. The concept of volume and ordinal numbers is also presented. Addition exercises are extended to sums of 12.

Counting, writing and sequencing of numbers extends to 20. New concepts covered in Level 3 include subtraction, fractions, remainders and volume of solids. Addition equation writing activities further develop your child’s basic understanding of addition. Greater than and less than symbols are presented to build upon your child’s understanding of greater than and less than acquired in the previous level.

Your child will learn to count, write and sequence numbers to 100. After learning to skip count by 10’s, your child will learn about double-digit addition. Your child will also review subtraction facts with equation writing exercises. Multiplication is introduced with visually friendly exercises. Your child is introduced to money equivalence and values as well as the months of the year.