Teaching to Solve Problems

By Grade Level:

List of 4 items.

  • Fifth Grade

    Fifth Grade Math students focus on learning to show complete solution steps, mastering all whole number operations, and all decimal and fractions operations except division. Algebraic thinking is an integral component of the curriculum, and students begin writing equations early in the year. A variety of hands-on projects allows for opportunities to work collaboratively, to apply skills learned, and to use math in real life situations.
  • Sixth Grade

    Sixth Grade Math students focus on mastery of all fraction and decimal operations and work on building a solid foundation for pre-algebra and algebra. As in Fifth Grade, there is a strong focus on problem solving and hands-on projects. Students are encouraged to take risks, to stretch, and to focus on strategies for tackling challenging problems.
  • Seventh Grade

    Sixth Grade Math students focus on mastery of all fraction and decimal operations and work on building a solid foundation for pre-algebra and algebra. As in Fifth Grade, there is a strong focus on problem solving and hands-on projects. Students are encouraged to take risks, to stretch, and to focus on strategies for tackling challenging problems.
  • Eighth Grade

    Sixth Grade Math students focus on mastery of all fraction and decimal operations and work on building a solid foundation for pre-algebra and algebra. As in Fifth Grade, there is a strong focus on problem solving and hands-on projects. Students are encouraged to take risks, to stretch, and to focus on strategies for tackling challenging problems.