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Let's begin our journey into strategic math together.

To fly with ease in the world of fractions, decimals, and percentages, we need to master our multiples of 6,7,8,9. So we will get those squared out right away in four condensed and super effective first four classes. Believe it or not, your child will once and for all be able to write these down quickly to solve fractions, decimals, and percentages easily.
 How? We will discover their magical pattern, build the Sieve of Eratosthenes, and so much more. Memorizing them will become EASY! We will also review one timetable from 6 to 12 in each following class; repetition is critical with rhythmical skip-counting.

Once we know our multiplications by heart, further arithmetical processes are more manageable. We will practice essential mathematical concepts of fractions, percentages, and decimals to find solutions to daily life problems. We will deeply understand the world of fractions and how to manipulate them to meet our needs. We will get comfortable calculating decimal numbers and what they reveal to us. We will comprehend why percentages are essential and so much more.
Math makes sense when applied to real-life events!

We will read and write small problem stories and draw the solution out.
We will draw and color our equations to create a one-of-a-kind mathematical piece of art!
The accent is not on quantity but on quality. 

At Waldorfunn, each class begins with a deep breath. We light a candle and say a verse to set ourselves up for a beautiful learning experience. Similarly, each class ends with gratitude, a share-and-tell of our work, and a farewell goodbye.

I am sincerely looking forward to meeting you and your child.
I guarantee my high-quality classes. I pour my heart into each class and cultivate a loving relationship with each student.
I love math, I love teaching, and children feel it!

 
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Class  topics are as follows:

(Week of September 2)
* Mastering the multiples table of the number 6 ... tricky!
(Week of September 9)
 * Mastering the multiples table of the number 7...magic grid.
(Week of September 16)
 * Mastering the multiples table of the number 8 ...We got this.
 (Week of September 23)
* Mastering the multiples of the number 9...it's so easy!

(Week of October 7)
* The world of fractions and terminology. What fractions are for? 
We will explore this concept further to understand it truly.

(Week of October 14)
* Adding and subtracting fractions. We need to get that Ahah! 
  ( This is a new concept to master; it can be tricky at first)
* Important things to know, such as how to find a common denominator. But that becomes so easy when we know all our multiples well.

(Week of October 21)
 * Practicing adding and subtracting fractions, finding common denominators, and overcoming challenging calculations. Ensuring we did have that enlightenment moment!
* We will ensure our answer is simplified in proper fractions.

(Week of October 28)
 * Practicing multiplications and divisions with fractions and simplifying our answer. It is so much easier than it sounds!

 (Week of November 4)
The four arithmetical processes of decimals. ( + - × ÷ )
 * Understanding the decimal world is all about place value—how vital that decimal is and what it tells us. 

(Week of November 11)
 * Realizing how fun and easy addition and subtractions are with decimals.... keep it straight.

(Week of November 18)
 * The realization that multiplication and division of decimal numbers is as easy as regular multiplications and divisions, but with a dancing decimal.

(Week of December 2)
What are percentages really?
The four arithmetical processes of percentages. ( + - × ÷ )

 (Week of December 9)
* Are percentages and fractions closely related? How to transform percentages in fractions to make it easy to solve "big" problems.

( Week of December 16)
* Fractions numbers to the rescue of percentages problem-solving. Ah, it can't get any easier!