Core Curriculum Objectives

Scope & Sequence

Mathematics

A science dealing with measurement, properties, and relationships of quantities, as expressed in numbers or symbols.

Mathematics includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, etc.

 

Grade Levels 1-4

In Level 1 the student learns...

*Numbers in symbol and name from zero to ten

*Counting from zero to one hundred

*Simple addition and subtraction

 

In Level 2 the student...

*Counts by twos, fives, and tens

*Identifies odd and even numbers

*Learns carrying and borrowing

*Counts by very large numbers

*Tells time

*Recognizes geometric shapes

 

In Level 3 the student...

*Expands his basic addition and subtraction skills

*Is introduced to two-and three-digit addition and subtraction

*Learns Roman numerals

*Is introduced to money values and measurements of weight, liquid, and length.

 

In Level 4 the student...

*Advances in addition, subtraction, and multiplication

*Solves word problems

*Gains an understanding of the basic concept of sets, number patterns, measurements, Roman numerals, and money

 

Grade Levels 5-8

At the outset of each PACE, the goals are clearly stated. Since review is one of the most important aspects of learning, your student will see immediately what is going to be reviewed.

 

In Level 5 there is...

*An introduction of division

*Emphasis on mastering more difficult problems

*Concentrated study of fractions and decimals

*Learning of Roman numerals through one thousand

 

In Level 6 there is...

*Thorough and ongoing review of all basic math concepts

*Emphasis on mastering more difficult problems

*Concentrated study of fractions and decimals

*Learning of Roman Numerals through one thousand

 

In Level 7 the student...

*Reads, and writes, and works with whole and mixed numbers, integers, and common fractions

*Learns the proper mathematical vocabulary - dividend, multiplicand, product, simplify, minuend, quotient, numerator, and denominator; how to change fractions and decimals to percent; how to find the number when a percent is known

*Is introduced to business and consumer arithmetic-profit and loss, commission, discounts, bills and receipts, and invoices with discounts

*Discovers business methods needed to function at home-keeping cash and household accounts, budgets, insurance, and the reading of gas and electric meters

*Learns about banking-savings and checking accounts, deposits, interest, and loans

 

 

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