Mastering Math: Skip Count and Multiplication (Numbers 1-12)
Let's skip count and multiply together while having fun figuring out the patterns! Learning how to skip count while multiplying helps greatly with retaining and understanding important life skills such as counting money.
Sharon Spencer
Average rating:
4.5
Number of reviews:(544)
What's included
4 live meetings
1 hrs 40 mins in-class hoursHomework
I) Review skip counting and multiplication with numbers 1-12. II) They will be encouraged to study, practice and memorize skip counting. *** I recommend working 10 minutes with your child after class by skip counting and multiplying or they can also do their homework/review individually if they're interested in practicing more.Assessment
Progress will be assessed during the course by their involvement and student(s) each taking part in solving multiplication problems.Class Experience
US Grade 2 - 5
The focus in this course is learning the concept of multiplying and patterns on how to solve for the answer working mainly on skip counting. This math course definitely will take practice in between sections to memorize the multiplication facts. Skip counting and multiplication will be taught in this class with the focus on the numbers 1 to 12. This will help greatly with math skills that student(s) can apply to other numbers. We will skip count together and do multiplication by taking turns (everyone can still take part in the chat option by sending their answers privately to the teacher). The following ways of learning styles will be included: visual, verbal, hands-on, logical and social. The students will learn by counting paper play money that I will be showing while interacting together. They will also be assigned an optional fun homework making their own paper money. I will show examples on ideas/ways they can make it. We will spend equal time with each numbers (1-12) and end with a review of what was taught. Repetition is the key to memorizing and understanding math concepts as student(s) learn/review skip counting and multiplication. There are no required multiplication experience needed for this course. However, it is important that the child knows how to count up to 100.
Learning Goals
WEEK ONE
1. Students will learn how to skip count.
2. Memorize skip counting by 1, 5 and 10.
3. Apply what they learn with skip counting to multiplication.
4. Understand the concept of skip counting and multiplication.
5. Apply techniques learned with other numbers.
WEEK TWO
1. Students will learn how to skip count.
2. Memorize skip counting by 2, 3 and 4.
3. Apply what they learn with skip counting to multiplication.
4. Understand the concept of skip counting and multiplication.
5. Apply techniques learned with other numbers.
* Review Week One
WEEK THREE
1. Students will learn how to skip count.
2. Memorize skip counting by 6, 7 and 8.
3. Apply what they learn with skip counting to multiplication.
4. Understand the concept of skip counting and multiplication.
5. Apply techniques learned with other numbers.
* Review Week One and Two
WEEK FOUR
1. Students will learn how to skip count.
2. Memorize skip counting by 9, 11 and 12.
3. Apply what they learn with skip counting to multiplication.
4. Understand the concept of skip counting and multiplication.
5. Apply techniques learned with other numbers.
* Review Week One, Two and Three
Other Details
Supply List
This is optional - not required. Paper (multiple pieces similar to a paper dollar size - index cards will work great) and anything they can write with (pencil, pen, crayon and/or markers) will be needed in this course if they want to take part in this activity. I also encourage kids to take notes if they would like to write down what they are learning.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined April, 2020
4.5
544reviews
Teacher expertise and credentials
I currently teach grade school and middle school math to my children who I homeschool. I look forward to sharing with you the fundamentals that I've experienced that have worked the best with young students in learning math. I'm offering this class because it's important to understand the concept of multiplication and how to get the answer. I have always loved math and it's still my favorite subject today since grade school and through college. It was always interesting learning multiple ways solving many equations. I found that when more than one technique is used in teaching it makes it easier to understand and complete math problems. Learning the basics of math and understand it well will help strengthen skills that can be applied to more complex equations making easier to solve.Reviews
Live Group Class
$36
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
25 min
Completed by 31 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
1-8 learners per class
