A hands-on intro to area and perimeter using sticky notes to build rectangles kids can count and measure.

A hands-on first fractions lesson using snack foods to show halves, thirds, and fourths in a way kids can actually see and touch.

Hands-on measurement practice where kids compare inch and centimeter measurements on the same objects.

Kids learn the borrowing method for subtraction with multi-digit numbers using place value understanding.

A practical hands-on lesson that helps kids read an analog clock and understand why the minute hand counts by fives.

Hands-on exploration of 2D shapes and 3D solids, counting faces/edges/vertices, and building structures with manipulatives.

Teaches kids to calculate elapsed time - how long an activity takes. Uses real-world examples like walks, cooking, and screen time.

Long division doesn't have to be abstract. Kids practice dividing whole numbers by understanding what it means to share pizza slices equally among friends.

Kids measure ingredients using cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons while baking or cooking. Builds fraction awareness and real-world number sense.

Move beyond counting on fingers with powerful addition strategies: doubles, near-doubles, and making 10. Includes hands-on practice activities.

Understand what multiplication really means through equal groups, arrays, and real objects. Learn to write multiplication sentences.

Hands-on practice using a ruler to measure everyday objects in both inches and centimeters. Kids learn the difference between the two systems of measurement.

Learn to identify pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, know their values, and practice counting simple coin combinations using real coins.

A complete times table chart from 1 to 12 with tips for reference, practice, and fun games to build multiplication fluency.

Understand what place value means by building numbers with beans and cups. Learn to read, write, and break apart numbers using ones, tens, and hundreds.

Learn to read word problems carefully, identify the operation, and draw pictures to solve. Includes practice problems with local Maryville context.

Master skip counting by 2s, 5s, 10s, 3s, and 4s. Connect skip counting to multiplication using number lines and hundreds charts.

Learn subtraction strategies that connect to addition: think-addition, count back, and use ten frames. Build fact fluency with understanding.

Learn to read analog clocks for o'clock and half past the hour. Connect telling time to daily routines and real life.