The Math K5 Student Worktext, 4th ed. will help your kindergarten student develop an understanding of numbers and how they are used to represent addition, subtraction, measurement, and more. The program has a farm theme that makes learning fun and incorporates age-appropriate stories, colorful illustrations, and connections to real-world problems.

The BJU Press educational materials for math seeks to teach for understanding. One of the best ways to help students understand foundational math concepts is by using manipulatives. The Math K5-1 Student Manipulative Packet contains geometric shapes, fraction pieces, and money to be used in the lessons by the students.

Math 1 uses manipulatives and real-life experiences to teach place value, addition, subtraction, geometry, time, money, measurements, and fractions–all with engaging themes and characters. Writing equations, reading graphs, and other concepts are introduced as part of problem-solving skills.

The Math K5 Teacher’s Edition, 4th ed. provides instruction for the use of manipulatives to introduce each new math concept for a hands-on approach to learning. Through practice and interactive questioning by the teacher, the student gradually progresses to an abstract level in which he uses only numbers.

If you already have textbooks for Math 1 (3rd edition) and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

The first part of the packet contains thirty-five 12 ¼” x 17 ¾” teaching charts with colorful illustrations. These charts are frequently used in the lessons and may be displayed in the classroom. The second part contains manipulatives for teacher demonstration.

Math 2 Student Worktext (4th ed.) fosters student interest in math and provides for both guided and independent practice. The consumable pages offer space for students to show their solutions by drawing pictures or using the pictures that have been provided.

The Teacher’s Edition contains 160 lessons divided into 22 chapters. The colorful Student Worktext pages with answer overprint are included for each lesson. Each chapter is preceded by a Chapter Overview, which explains the chapter theme and contains notes about materials that need to be gathered and prepared for the lessons.

Math 2 Reviews Answer Key (4th ed.) provides overprinted answers for activity pages for convenient grading and evaluation.

The Worktext provides two teacher-directed pages to review the skills taught in the lesson and to give individual help where needed. While emphasizing the farm themes introduced in the lessons, the book provides a variety of activities. A chapter review, a cumulative review, and a note to the parent are included.

Math 2 (4th ed.) continues to build foundational number sense and place value through 2- and 3- digit addition and subtraction while exploring fractions, geometry, measurement, and thought-provoking word problems. Theme characters Hal and his pet beaver, Horatio, encourage students to actively participate in the learning process. Students are introduced to foundational multiplication and division skills.

The BJU Press math program seeks to teach for understanding. One of the best ways to help students understand foundational math concepts is by using manipulatives. The K5 Math Manipulatives Packet contains workmats, animal counters, geometric shapes, and money that can be used in the lessons. The packet also contains Number Cards, Dot Pattern Cards, a clock, rulers,

Math 2 Test Answer Key (4th ed.) contains a copy of each Math 2 Test with overprinted answers.

Math 2 Reviews book (4th ed.) is designed to be used as needed for additional practice, homework, or assessment. Each Worktext lesson has a correlating Reviews page. The back pages of the Reviews lesson provides more practice of previously learned concepts and facts.

Mrs. Rulapaugh helps your student begin developing a solid foundation of math concepts by using creative activities, games, and colorful manipulatives. Whether or not your child has had prekindergarten, this course prepares your student for first grade.

Mrs. Rulapaugh helps your student begin developing a solid foundation of math concepts by using creative activities, games, and colorful manipulatives. Whether or not your child has had prekindergarten, this course prepares your student for first grade.

Math 2 Tests (4th ed.) are provided for each chapter, except for the last chapter which is a concept review. They are written to match the progression of the chapter. This developmental approach helps the teacher assess the level of proficiency.

Math 2 Teacher’s Edition (4th ed.) guides teachers through each lesson with background information and scaffolded questions that help assess whether students understand the concepts of the lesson. To better help all students learn math, strategies are employed for both concepts and fact automaticity.

Math 2 Student Manipulative Packet (4th ed.) provides colorful manipulatives and other tools essential for students to have meaningful, hands-on math experiences.

Math 2 (4th ed.) Teacher’s Visual Packet includes 12 ½” x 17 ¾” charts that aid learning. Also included are enlarged copies of the students manipulatives, allowing the teacher to model activities for and with the students.

The Math 2 Student Worktext provides two pages to practice the skills taught in the lesson and to give individual help where needed. While emphasizing the "Homes Around the World" theme introduced in the lessons, the book provides a variety of activities. A parent letter is included at the beginning of each chapter, and a Chapter Review and Cumulative Review are included at the end of each chapter. There is a Problem-Solving Challenge section after the last chapter.

If you already have textbooks for Math 2 (3rd edition) and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. Online-only courses give you access to the streaming-video part of our video courses without sending you additional textbooks.

In Math 2, Mrs. Walker keeps tabs on Carpenter Matt O’Malley and his pet beaver, Paddy, as they travel the world, working on special building projects and teaching mathematical concepts.

If you already have textbooks for Math 2 (3rd edition) and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

Math 2 develops understanding of place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Manipulatives are used to help students visualize the math concepts they learn. Basic word problems are introduced to exercise students’ problem solving skills.

A copy of each test with an answer overprint.

This book provides two pages of review for each lesson. The first page reviews concepts taught in the lesson for the day. The second page reviews concepts taught in previous lessons and provides facts practice. A Chapter Review and a Cumulative Review are included at the end of each chapter. The pages may be used any time after the lesson has been taught.

Math 2 Tests, 3rd ed. provides a test for each of the nineteen chapters in Math 2. Each test is similar to the corresponding Chapter Review pages in the Worktext.

The 165 lessons include instructions for teaching with manipulatives to develop math understanding and problem solving skills. Each lesson includes Practice and Review activities with a spiraling review and colorful Student Worktext pages with answer overprint. Each chapter concludes with Chapter Review and Cumulative Review lessons.

The packet contains manipulatives to be used by the student in the lessons. There are workmats, beaver and construction worker counters, stick puppets, geometric shapes, a clock, rulers, and thermometers. The packet also contains Number Cards, items for a Fraction Kit, a Money Kit, and a Place Value Kit, as well as triangle flash cards for review of addition and subtraction facts. Most of the items are perforated for easy preparation.