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Alphas (K5 - 1st Grade)

Math U See (Alpha Set)

  • Understanding place value
  • Extending the counting sequence
  • Solving for an unknown addend
  • Understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction
  • Fluently subtracting all single-digit numbers
  • Telling and writing time by hours and minutes
  • Recognizing and drawing rectangles, squares, and circles
  • Measuring length by repeating units
  • Introducing halves and fourths
  • Counting by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 100s
  • Reading, writing, and interpreting word problems

Math U See (Beta Set)

  • Understanding place value and using it to add or subtract
  • Fluently adding and subtracting any combination of whole numbers
  • Solving for an unknown addend
  • Solving abstract and real-world problems involving addition and subtraction
  • Understanding place value and using it to add or subtract
  • Fluently adding and subtracting any combination of whole numbers
  • Solving for an unknown addend
  • Solving abstract and real-world problems involving addition and subtraction
  • Telling and writing time by hours and minutes
  • Understanding, adding, and subtracting U.S. currency
  • Measuring and estimating length with inches, feet, centimeters, and meters
  • Comparing numbers and lengths
  • Expressing differences between numbers as inequalities
  • Finding the perimeter of any polygon
  • Representing and interpreting data in plots and graphs

Literature Beyond the Page Curriculum

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Deltas (2nd - 3rd Grade

Math U See (Gamma Set)

  • Using strategies based on place value and properties of operations to multiply
  • Fluently multiplying any combination of whole numbers
  • Solving for an unknown factor
  • Solving abstract and real-world problems involving addition, subtraction, and multiplication
  • Measuring and computing area
  • Relating concepts of area to addition and multiplication
  • Skip counting as a precursor to multiplication
  • Adding and subtracting time in hours and minutes
  • Multiplying, adding, and subtracting U.S. currency and standard units of measure
  • Representing, recording, and interpreting data
  • Understanding of basic fractions
  • Estimating and solving measurement problems

Math U See (Delta Set)

  • Using strategies based on place value and properties of operations to divide
  • Understanding division as solving for an unknown factor
  • Fluently dividing any combination of whole numbers
  • Solving abstract and real-world problems involving all four operations
  • Interpreting remainders in short and long division
  • Understanding fraction notation in light of division
  • Reading and writing Roman numerals
  • Dividing, multiplying, adding, and subtracting U.S. currency and standard units of measure
  • Understanding angle measure and geometric shapes including points, segments, rays, and lines
  • Classifying shapes based on defining attributes
  • Understanding and computing area and volume

Literature Beyond the Page Curriculum

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Zetas (4th - 5th grade)

Math U See (Epsilon Set)

  • Recognizing and generating equivalent fractions
  • Understanding addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions and mixed numbers
  • Fluently adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions and mixed numbers
  • Using multiple strategies to recognize common factors
  • Understanding grouping symbols and their effect on order of operations
  • Interpreting and solving word problems
  • Comparing and converting decimal fractions
  • Finding the area and circumference of circles
  • Classifying quadrilaterals
  • Representing fractions and fractional measurements on line plots and number lines
  • Using coordinates to represent ordered relationships

Math U See (Zeta Set)

  • Expanding understanding of place value from positive powers of ten to include decimals
  • Fluently adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing multiple-digit decimals using place-value strategies
  • Solving real-world problems with decimals and percentages
  • Understanding the metric system and converting from one unit of measure to another
  • Understanding and simplifying exponents
  • Understanding negative numbers and representing them on the coordinate plane
  • Using properties of operations to simplify and evaluate algebraic expressions
  • Interpreting and graphing relationships between dependent and independent variables
  • Understanding of plane geometry and geometric symbols
  • Using ratio reasoning to solve problems

Literature Beyond the Page Curriculum