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36
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($18 value)
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Logic Math: Puzzles and Patterns to Exercise the Brain

Ages 8-13
Live Group Class
This class is for any student who wants to learn how to do counting, logic and pattern puzzles.
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:
(17 reviews)

Live video meetings
1x per week
3-6 learners per class
45 min

Overview

Live Group Class
Meet over live video meetings
1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

This is a critical thinking class for students who do not mind working with numbers.

Students will learn and enjoy

Week 1 (April 2): Pattern Puzzles
Week 2 (April 9): Logic Puzzles
Week 3 (April 16): Sudoku Puzzles (4 x 4 up to 9 x 9)
Week 4 (April 23): Sum-doku (or Ken Ken) Puzzles (4 x 4 to 6 x 6)
Weeks 5 and Week 6 ( April 30th and May 7th): Number and Counting Puzzles and Riddles (What is the sum of the numbers from...to....? How many numbers....? Guess my number, Digit Puzzles, Number climbs, etc.)


Every class will warm-up with a quick puzzle, riddle, or brainteaser, then feature one of the topics in the list above.  Students will get to practice solving that specific type of puzzle during the session.  Each session is 45-minutes.

Learning Goals

Students will develop their critical thinking skills around numbers and logical reasoning.

Other Details

External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Joined January, 2021
4.9
17reviews
Profile
Teacher expertise and credentials
New York Teaching Certificate in Mathematics
Master’s Degree in Education from The City College of the City of NY
Bachelor’s Degree in English from Dartmouth College
My name is Jaime and I am a long-time (20+ years) math teacher of middle and high school students.  My favorite courses to teach are algebra and geometry.  In Outschool, I am offering preparation for the specialized high school test given yearly to 8th graders for entry into one of the 8 specialized high schools in New York City that use the SHSAT as their only admission criterion.  As a Brooklyn Tech alum and teacher of SHSAT math prep, I know about the rigor necessary to do well on the test and to succeed at one of the schools.  I am offering regular tutoring for any mid-elementary to secondary math level as well.

After Brooklyn Tech, I attended Dartmouth College, an Ivy League college.  Being able to succeed and graduate early from Dartmouth as an English major started with my preparation in elementary school and middle school, but attending Brooklyn Tech, majoring in the Math/Science Institute major there, solidified my love for math and I pursued it as a career after college with a degree in Math Education from City College as a NYC Teaching Fellow, then later in the Mathematics Leadership program at Bank Street College.

I believe that every student can learn math, if they have an open mind and a supportive, knowledgeable instructor who offers skill-building, but also problem solving.  Every student who learns with me increases confidence and ability.  

When I am not teaching students online, I am teaching full time at a public high school, listening to various genres of music including old school R and B, classical, pop, and mostly gospel, cooking, and spending time with family and at church. Nowadays I am learning about new ingredients for making smoothies, and new ways to engage students in mathematics learning post-pandemic.

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