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Building upon the success of a long-established program, K12® Math balances mastery of fundamental skills with critical thinking and problem-solving. K12's Math program emphasizes an active, multisensory approach to ensure that students understand the concrete realities that underlie mathematical concepts. Regular practice and review ensures mastery of basic skills. Online games and animations motivate students and help illustrate concepts, while challenge problems help develop critical thinking skills.
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Students will learn number recognition, counting, and simple addition and subtraction. |
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Students will learn whole numbers up to 100, the basic concepts of place value, adding and subtracting two-digit numbers, and applying numeration skills to time and money. |
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Students will learn whole numbers to 1,000, patterns and sequences, the properties of basic shapes, place values to 1,000, symmetry, and measurement using standard units. |
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Students will begin to build a solid base of computation skills and quantitative methods, including place values to a million, fractions, decimals, and simple probabilities. |
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Students will reinforce computation skills and basic addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and will continue their conceptual understanding of mathematical topics. |
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Students will work with and understand the relationships between very large and very small numbers, and perform calculations with fractions and decimals. |
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Students will sharpen their computational and problem-solving skills while learning the language of Algebra. |
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Students will continue to build their Algebra skills. Best preparation for this course is Pre-Algebra A.
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Students develop algebraic fluency and hone the skills they need to solve equations and perform important manipulations with numbers, variables, equations, and inequalities. Students also learn concepts central to the abstraction and generalization that algebra makes possible.
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