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Welcome to Addition! As the name suggests, this unit is all about adding and is created for students from Kindergarten all the way to Grade 7/8. Topics range from the basics of 2 + 2 = 4 to vertical equations, regrouping, estimating, adding money, working with positive and negative addends, adding fractions, calculating tips, and so much more! Upper levels will even get a glimpse of Algebraic concepts as they work with addition in equations, exponents, polynomials, and ratios. Our spiral and mastery style program introduces basic addition concepts and continues to reinforce them throughout the entire program.
What level should I get? We want to help you find the perfect spot for your student and have come up with a number of ways to help you both estimate and pinpoint the best starting point. For Number Sense, the steps are generally equivalent with grade level.
Foundations: Kindergarten
Step 1: Grade 1
Step 2: Grade 2
Step 3: Grade 3
Step 4: Grade 4
Step 5: Grade 5/6
Step 6: Grade 7/8
Once you know around where your student will fit, you'll want to take our simple, online placement tests. These tests are designed to determine if you are ready for a particular level. So if you wanted to see if your student was ready for Step 3, you would take the step 3 placement test. This will be testing them on the content from step 2 to see if they have learned these concepts. If they get less than 80%, we recommend trying a lower placement test. If they get 80% or higher, we recommend taking the next step up (and continuing until you hit a lower percentage). If your student wants to move forward with a step but has a few gaps, you can simply purchase the skill builder for those concepts to get them ready while you wait for your math to come in!
Print-at-home instructions: All digital files are designed to be printed double sided. Blank pages are intentional for messy art or cutouts, but are not marked to save on ink costs. Print from the free Adobe PDF reader and use the 'print as image' setting for best results.
