Math
Program
Math is taught daily by specialist teachers who guide students through hands-on activities, model drawing, mental math, and rich discussions that promote logical reasoning. Each lesson builds upon the last, helping students master concepts before moving forward and encouraging confidence at every stage.
What We Teach

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Kindergarten
- Number recognition and counting (1–100)
- Sorting and classifying by attributes
- Understanding one-to-one correspondence
- Patterns, shapes, and positional words
- Introduction to number bonds
- Beginning addition and subtraction through stories and manipulative
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1st Grade
- Place value to 100
- Addition and subtraction within 100
- Number bonds and fact families
- Word problems with model drawing
- Comparing quantities and measurement
- Hands-on activities with coins, calendars, and graphs
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2nd Grade
- Place value to 1,000
- Addition and subtraction with regrouping
- Introduction to multiplication and division
- Bar model problem-solving
- Fractions, money, and time
- Measurement in metric and standard units
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3rd Grade
- Mastery of multiplication and division facts
- Multi-step word problems
- Introduction to area, perimeter, and geometry
- Deeper understanding of fractions and equivalence
- Graphing and data interpretation
- Building confidence through mental math and visual models
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4th Grade
- Multi-digit multiplication and long division
- Fractions and mixed numbers with all operations
- Decimals and place value to hundredths
- Factors, multiples, and number patterns
- Advanced bar modeling for complex problems
- Application through real-world projects and group tasks
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5th Grade
- Ratio, rate, and percent relationships
- Multiplying and dividing with fractions and decimals
- Volume, surface area, and geometry connections
- Pre-algebraic thinking and expressions
- Multi-step, real-world problem solving
- Mental math mastery and estimation strategies
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6th Grade
- Integers, number lines, and coordinate planes
- Algebraic reasoning and expressions
- Ratios, rates, proportions, and percent
- Fraction operations with large numbers
- Geometry concepts: angles, area, volume
- Data analysis and interpretation

How We Teach It
Teachers encourage students to talk through their problem-solving process, ask questions, and explain their reasoning. Mistakes are seen as learning opportunities. With consistent practice, reflection, and support, students build the mindset of a capable mathematician.

Outcomes
- Deep number sense and computational fluency
- Strong problem-solving strategies
- Confidence to tackle challenging concepts
- Clear mathematical communication
- Preparedness for middle school and beyond
We believe that every child is a math person.
With the right guidance, tools, and encouragement, all students can develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed