Mastering Math- Third Grade Math Concepts & Games
In this ongoing math class, learners of third grade math abilities will learn weekly concepts as they progress through the school year.
Cindy Cameon, BS Elementary Education
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4.9
Number of reviews:(395)
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What's included
2 live meetings
50 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade 3
Join us twice a week as we learn math concepts on a third grade level and play a review game. CLASS EXPERIENCE: 👉 Join me for an engaging math concepts class where we will learn multiplication, division, geometry, fractions, and much more. Check the schedule below for weekly concepts. TYPICAL CLASS ROUTINE: 👉Greeting/Get to know you time 👉Math game 👉Teaching and practice of weekly math concept 👉Closing POSSIBLE MATH CONCEPTS: 👉Multiplication and Division 👉Fractions 👉Word Problems 👉Borrowing and Carrying 👉Much more TEACHING CREDENTIALS & STYLE: 👉Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education 👉27 years of brick and mortar classroom experience 👉Four years of experience teaching online 👉Recognized by Outschool as Outstanding Teacher, Popular Teacher, and Rising Star 👉Recognized as Teacher of the Year three times in my school 👉I try to keep students engaged through a mix of fun games, hands-on practice of the concept and great student interaction. I enjoy learning about each child and making a connection that makes them want to return to class! Weekly Schedule (summer schedule may move at a faster pace) Week one (week of 9/23 & 6/10)- adding two digit numbers with and without regrouping Week two (week of 9/30 & 6/17)- adding two digit numbers focusing on regrouping (carrying); adding 3 two digit numbers with carrying Week three (week of 10/7 & 6/24)- adding three three digit numbers with regrouping Week four (week of 10/14 & 7/1)- subtracting two and three digit numbers with and without regrouping Week four (week of 10/21 & 7/8)- subtracting focused on borrowing with a zero Week five (week of 10/28 & 7/15)- subtracting with regrouping in two places Week six (week of 11/4 & 7/22)- complete addition sentences up to three digits by filling in missing digits Week seven (week of 11/11 & 7/29)- multiplication by 0, 1, 2, 5, 10 Week eight (week of 11/18 & 8/5) multiplication by 3, 4, 11 Week nine (week of 12/2 & 8/12) multiplication by 6, 7 Week ten (week of 12/9 & 8/19) multiplication by 8, 9 Week eleven (week of 12/16) two digit by one digit multiplication Week twelve (week of 1/6) adding and subtracting fractions with same denominator Week thirteen (week of 1/13) addition and subtracting fractions with same and different denominator Week fourteen (week of 1/20) fraction word problems Week fifteen (week of 1/27) fractions greater than and less than; intro to mixed numbers Week sixteen(week of 2/3) fraction equivalency and fractions in recipes Week seventeen (week of 2/10) elapsed time (finding end time in word problems) Weeks eighteen and nineteen (weeks of 2/17 & 24) measurement, including metric; measuring length, liquid, finding which measurement is appropriate Weeks twenty and twenty one (weeks of 3/3 & 3/10) geometry including perimeter and area, parallelograms, trapezoids, rhombuses, etc. Week 22 (week of 3/17) graphing Week 23 (week of 3/24) borrowing using digits to thousands Week 24 (week of 3/31) rounding and estimation to hundreds Week 25 (week of 4/7) word problems Week 25 and 26 (weeks of 4/14 & 21) two step word problems with mixed operations Week 27 (4/28) multiplication of two digit by one digit using zero (ie 40x5) Week 28 (5/5) multiplication of two digit by two digit numbers Week 29 (5/12 division and relation to multiplication Weeks 30 and 31 (5/19) long division Week 32 long division with remainder
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External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined June, 2020
4.9
395reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education from Bob Jones University
Hi there! Miss Cindy here! I'm excited to take you into the world of learning, whether that is for an academic subject, such as math, reading, writing or tutoring or a social class which includes public speaking or social interaction.
TYPICAL CLASS ROUTINE:
Greeting/Get to know you time
Class time, including teaching of given topic and practice of that skill
Closing which may include a puppet, a game, or show and tell, depending on the type of class your learner is taking. My goal is to have every child smiling and excited to return to the next class!
TEACHING CREDENTIALS & STYLE:
Bachelors of Science in Elementary Education
27 years of brick and mortar classroom experience
Four years of experience teaching online
Recognized by Outschool as Outstanding Teacher, Popular Teacher, and Rising Star
Recognized as Teacher of the Year three times in my school
I try to keep students engaged through a mix of hands on teaching and great student interaction. I enjoy learning about each child and making a connection that makes them want to return to class!
PHILOSOPHY OF LEARNING:
Every child is capable of learning, although some may learn in different ways. Making learning fun and working hard to learn produces children who want to learn even more! And isn't that our life goal?! Let's make life-long lovers of learning together!
ABOUT ME:
When I'm not in the classroom, I love to spend time outside walking or working in my yard, reading, or spending time with friends. I also like to bake bread and make cookies.
Let me know if you have questions or need additional information! I hope to see your learner soon!Reviews
Live Group Class
$18
weekly ($9 per class)2x per week
25 min
Completed by 35 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-10
3-6 learners per class
