Math U ¡Ver nivel Delta, curso intensivo de división de verano!

Math U See is a complete, comprehensive K-12 math curriculum that uses manipulatives to illustrate and teach math concepts. Using a multi-sensory, mastery-based approach, students of all learning styles can benefit from this program.
The Delta level focuses on Single and Multi-digit Division as well as many other topics including: reading and writing Roman numerals, currency, standard units of measure, basic geometry, and computing area and volume. 

**Content in this class builds. However, students who are currently studying at the Delta level may enter the class at any time. Parents, please contact the instructor for lesson directions before enrolling.**

Please see Class Syllabus for the schedule and list of topics each week.

Classes will meet twice weekly. On Day One, the week's Lessons will be presented and we will complete Sections A and B practice problems together during class. Sections C and D will be completed for homework. On Day Two, we will review homework answers and complete Sections E or F together. Time permitting, we may play a Kahoot! game to review skills. 
During each class, I may use digital manipulatives, real-life examples, and the whiteboard to help students visualize concepts in the lessons. Students are highly encouraged to participate, ask questions, and answer questions in class to ensure they have a good understanding of each concept. I strive to create a classroom atmosphere that is warm and encouraging so all students can succeed.

*Students must have their own copy of the Delta Math U See Student Workbook and Test Booklet (if using).
**For parents who desire a grade, tests can be submitted to me and I will grade on a weekly basis.

My experience teaching Math includes 18 years as a homeschool educator teaching all grade levels of Math from K-12. This ranged from basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, to teaching my students to solve complex algebraic and geometric equations. I have experience using many different Math curricula including Math-U-See, Saxon Math, Teaching Textbooks, and Bob Jones University Press.