Current Math Courses

This course is the equivalent of a 1st grade elementary level math course. Using the engaging world of Numberblocks, students will build a strong foundation in early numeracy while exploring concepts such as number sense, addition, subtraction, place value, patterns, skip counting, measurement, and basic geometry in fun and age-appropriate ways. Recommended for ages 5-7.

This course is the equivalent of a 2nd grade elementary level math course. This course will cover early arithmetic concepts (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division) in fun and age appropriate ways (e.g. skip counting, working with base ten blocks, patterns, etc.) . Age appropriate geometry and statistics concepts will also be explored. Recommended for ages 7-8.

This course is the equivalent of a 3rd grade elementary level math course. This course will cover the four major mathematical operations with whole numbers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), as well as introduce the concept of fractions and mixed numbers. Age appropriate geometry and statistics concepts will also be explored. Recommended for ages 8-9.

This course is the equivalent of a 4th grade elementary level math course. This course is designed for students ready to build a strong foundation in upper elementary mathematics. It will support and enrich students’ understanding of whole number operations, place value, early fractions, and the basics of geometry and data. Real-world problem-solving and interactive lessons help students gain confidence and fluency with numbers.

This course is the equivalent of a 5th grade elementary level math course. This course prepares students for the transition to middle school mathematics by reinforcing arithmetic skills and introducing more advanced topics such as multi-step fraction operations, decimal computation, early algebraic reasoning, and more advanced geometry concepts. Students will deepen their conceptual understanding while strengthening problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Problem Solvers Club is meant to enrich and support younger students' understanding and enjoyment of mathematics through fun weekly topics, activities and games.

Examples of topics include geometric art, math tricks, patterns, money and economics, understanding factors and multiples, game theory, logical reasoning, and more!

Age grouping is flexible and students are welcome to join at any time (price will be prorated)!

This course focuses on building a strong skill foundation for pre-algebra and high school level math courses. Students will gain practice and understanding of a wide-range of basic facts and mathematical skills involving integers, fractions, decimals and percentages. Students will be introduced to algebraic expressions and solving one-step equations and inequalities. Mrs. Math recommends this course for 11-14 year old students preparing to take pre-algebra.

Pre-Algebra is a primary branch of algebra designed to prepare students for high school algebra and beyond. Students expand their knowledge of real numbers and their operations and explore solving a variety of problems using variables. Taking a pre-algebra course can give students initial exposure to the fundamentals of algebra and help them perform better in future courses. Mrs. Math recommends this course for students ages 12+ who are ready to explore these topics.

This course is a comprehensive elementary algebra course that does an in-depth exploration of variables, algebraic expressions, equations, inequalities, functions, and all their multiple representations. Students will explore solving real-world application problems, demonstrate the appropriate use of graphing calculators, and communicate mathematical ideas clearly. This course lays the foundation for mathematical literacy that will help students be successful in every subsequent course in mathematics. Mrs. Math recommends this course for any middle school or high school student that has successfully completed pre-algebra.

This course builds on geometric concepts that students have been exposed to in earlier grades, but with one key difference that students must prove and explain the concepts. Students will build chains of reasoning to explain, model and prove geometric relationships and situations involving parallel and perpendicular lines, the coordinate plane, polygons, circles, trigonometry, congruence and similarity, surface area, volume, and transformations.

This course will explore advanced concepts and applications, and is designed to build upon the foundational knowledge acquired in Algebra 1, exploring more complex mathematical concepts and their real-world applications. This course delves into the intricate world of algebraic expressions, equations, functions, and their graphical representations. Sample topics include polynomial functions, rational expressions and equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, arithmetic and geometric series, and conic sections. By the end of the course, students will have a strong foundation in algebraic concepts, preparing them for advanced mathematics courses and real-world applications in fields such as science, engineering, economics, and finance.

This course bridges the gap between Algebra 2 and Calculus, providing students with a deeper understanding of functions, advanced algebraic techniques, and foundational concepts in trigonometry and analytical geometry. Pre-Calculus emphasizes mathematical modeling and prepares students for the rigor of calculus by developing their problem-solving skills and conceptual understanding. Students will explore a wide range of functions - including polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric - and apply them to real-world situations and mathematical challenges.