Let's-A-Learn! Mario Memory Math Club!
In this ongoing class students will play a game of memory with a Mario theme and solve basic math equations!
Jenny
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4.9
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What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 2
In this weekly, ongoing Mario memory math club we take turns playing a memory game that is Mario themed and solve math problems with each match.While individually taking turns to identify pairs and solve each equation, students will also work together to solve the math problems that accompany each image. Each week we will focus on a specific math skill including: solving simple addition equations, solving simple subtraction problems and introducing fractions by learning how to read fraction pies and learning the correct way to pronounce fractions. We will also practice our 0 and 1 multiplication facts. We will play as many games as time permits and work together to help our friends if they need a hand.This class is great for students who love Mario and all of his friends (and a couple enemies too!) My class setting is a relaxed, fun, open space for students to be able to discuss and express their thoughts about what we are learning. I encourage student interaction with not only myself but with their fellow classmates. Everyone is expected to be respectful and listen to one another but also feel like they have the ability to share their own thoughts and opinions. I believe learning should be fun and try to provide a space for that to happen. Week of Jan 2nd: Intro to fractions Week of Jan 9th: Addition Level 2 Week of Jan 16th: Subtraction Level 2 Week of Jan 23rd: Intro to multiplication 0's and 1's Week of Jan 30th: Addition level 1 Week of Feb 6th: Subtraction Level 1 Week of Feb 13th: Intro to fractions Week of Feb 20th: Addition level 2 Week of Feb 27th: Subtraction Level 2 Week of March 6th: Intro to multiplication 0's and 1's Week of March 13th: Addition level 1 Week of March 20th: Subtraction level 1 Week of March 27th: Intro to fractions Week of April 3rd: Addition level 2 Week of April 10th: Subtraction level 2 Week of April 17th: Intro to multiplication 0's and 1's Week of April 24th: Addition level 1 Week of May 1st: Subtraction level 1 Week of May 15th: Into to fractions Week of May 22nd:Addition Level 2 Week of May 29th: Subtraction level 2 Week of June 6th: Into to multiplication 0's & 1's Week of June 13th: Addition level 1 Week of June 20th: Subtraction level 1 Week of June 27th: Intro to fractions Week of July 4th: Addition level 2 Week of July 11th: Subtraction level 2 Week of July 18th: Intro to Multiplication 0's & 1's Week of July 25th: Addition level 1 Week of Aug 2nd: Subtraction level 1 Week of Aug 9th: Intro to fractions Week of Aug 16th: Addition level 2 Week of Aug 23rd: Subtraction level 2 Week of Aug 30th: Intro to Multiplication 0's & 1's Week of Sept 6th: Addition level 1 Week of Sept 13th: Subtraction level 1 Week of Sept 20th: Intro to fractions Week of Sept 27th: Addition level 2 Week of Oct 4th: Subtraction level 2 Week of Oct 11th: Intro to Multiplication 0's & 1's Week of Oct 18th: Addition level 1 Week of Oct 25th: Subtraction level 1 Week of Nov 1st: Intro to fractions
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to solve various math problems while also flexing their memory muscles. They will learn how to encourage each other and how to participate in team based problem solving. They will also be able to share to the group about their favorite characters and/or games enhancing their group speaking skills.
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from University of California Riverside
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Hi! I love to teach classes that are fun and promote discussion and creativity. In all of my classes I mix critical thinking with out of the box thinking so that the kids learn something brand new! I find the best way to do this is by using books, video games, trivia and other interactive components to keep them engaged and wanting to learn.
My passion for critical thought stems from my degree in Philosophy. The integration of pop culture in my classes is rooted in a lifetime of toy collecting, video game playing, and during my time as a staff writer for an online comic book review site. Over the past five years I have created community-based, pop-up craft classes for parents and children that integrate culture and thought, and I am excited about the opportunity to share these types of activities with my students!
Outside of teaching I enjoy spending time with my husband, son, two cats and puppy! I love online gaming and spending a lot of time crafting.Reviews
Live Group Class
$8
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 53 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
1-7 learners per class
