Module 1: Core Concepts: Number Sense and Introduction to Operations (Weeks 1-4)

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will learn: We will conduct a comprehensive review of all course concepts, allowing students to consolidate their knowledge and demonstrate their mastery of Grade 1 arithmetic.

Week 15: Applying Skills to Word Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze one-step story problems, identify the necessary operation (addition or subtraction), and apply their skills to find the solution.

Week 14: Introduction to Algebraic Thinking: Finding the Unknown
Your child will learn: To solve equations with a missing number (e.g., 7 + ? = 12). This develops critical thinking and introduces the foundational logic required for algebra.

Week 13: Multi-Step Addition
Your child will learn: To solve problems requiring the addition of three numbers. This develops their ability to handle multi-step calculations and think strategically.

Week 12: Introduction to Division Concepts
Your child will learn: To practice skip counting by 10s. We will then introduce the concept of "fair sharing," which is the practical foundation for understanding 

Week 11: Introduction to Multiplication Concepts
Your child will learn: To skip count by 2s and 5s. This reveals patterns in numbers and serves as the foundational skill for understanding multiplication.

Week 10: Mastering Subtraction of Tens
Your child will learn: To fluently subtract multiples of ten (e.g., 80 - 30), strengthening their mental math abilities with larger numbers.

Week 9: Applying Place Value to Subtraction
Your child will learn: To use their understanding of tens and ones to confidently subtract single-digit numbers from two-digit numbers.

Week 8: Place Value to 100 & Adding Tens
Your child will learn: To apply place value concepts to all numbers up to 100. They will master the important skill of adding multiples of ten (e.g., 40 + 50), which is essential for mental math.

Week 7: Understanding Place Value: Tens and Ones
Your child will learn: The critical concept that the position of a digit determines its value (e.g., 42 is "4 tens and 2 ones"). This skill is immediately applied to adding single-digit numbers to two-digit numbers.

Week 6: Ordering Numbers & Efficient Subtraction Strategies
Your child will learn: To arrange a set of numbers in sequential order. They will also develop effective strategies for subtraction, such as "counting back" on a number line.

Week 5: Comparing Numbers & Efficient Addition Strategies
Your child will learn: To accurately compare numbers using the greater than (>), less than (<), and equal to (=) symbols. We will also introduce key strategies, like "counting on," to improve the speed and accuracy of their addition.

Week 4: Number Bonds & Formal Subtraction. Your child will learn:
The concept of "number bonds" (how numbers combine to make a total), which is key to understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction. They will begin writing and solving formal subtraction equations.

Week 3: Understanding Teen Numbers & Formal Addition. Your child will learn:
The structure of numbers 11-20 (as a group of ten and some ones). They will learn to write and solve official addition equations using the plus (+) and equals (=) signs.

Week 2: The Number Line & Introducing Subtraction. Your child will learn:
To visualize the order of numbers on a number line and understand "one more, one less." This leads to a clear, visual introduction to subtraction as "taking away.

Week 1: Mastering Numbers 0-10 & Introducing Addition. Your child will learn:
To count, read, and write numbers 0-10 with accuracy. We immediately apply this by introducing the concept of addition through hands-on problems.

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Participate in a comprehensive review of all course concepts, allowing them to connect their knowledge of shapes, measurement, and data and d

Week 15: Reading Information: Simple Graphs
Your child will learn: To read and interpret simple pictograms, which is their first step in understanding how data can be represented visually.

Week 14: Organizing Information: Tally Charts
Your child will learn: A simple and powerful tool for collecting and organizing information, such as counting votes for a favorite activity.

Week 13: Telling Time: To the Half-Hour
Your child will learn: To expand their time-telling skills to include "half-past," allowing them to read a clock with greater precision.

Week 12: Telling Time: To the Hour
Your child will learn: To confidently read an analog clock and tell time to the hour (e.g., 3 o'clock), a critical life skill.

Week 11: Understanding Time: The Calendar
Your child will learn: The days of the week and months of the year in order, providing them with the basic structure for understanding time and schedules.

Week 10: Introduction to Measurement: Comparing Capacity
Your child will learn: To compare how much different containers can hold. This builds a practical, real-world understanding of volume

Week 9: Introduction to Measurement: Comparing Weight
Your child will learn: To compare the weight of different objects using a balance scale, mastering the vocabulary of "heavier" and “lighter."

Week 8: Measuring with Units
Your child will learn: The fundamental process of measurement by using everyday objects (like paper clips) as units, learning how to measure objects accurately from end to end.

Week 7: Introduction to Measurement: Comparing Length
Your child will learn: To directly compare objects to see which is longer, shorter, or taller. This hands-on approach builds a concrete understanding before introducing formal units.

Week 6: Describing Movement with Turns
Your child will learn: The basic concepts of rotation by exploring "whole turns," "half turns," and "quarter turns," building an intuitive foundation for understanding angles.

Week 5: The Language of Position and Direction
Your child will learn: To use and understand precise positional words (above, below, left, right, behind), which is essential for following directions and describing the world accurately.

Week 4: Connecting 2D and 3D Worlds
Your child will learn: To see the link between flat drawings and solid objects by finding the 2D shapes on the faces of 3D objects (like the square on a dice).

Week 3: Exploring 3D Shapes & Their Properties
Your child will learn: To identify solid shapes in the world around them (cubes, spheres, cones) and understand their unique properties, like the ability to roll or stack.

Week 2: Building and Creating with 2D Shapes
Your child will learn: To use basic shapes as building blocks to create new, more complex images. This develops crucial spatial reasoning and creative problem-solving skills.

Week 1: Identifying 2D Shapes & Their Properties
Your child will learn: To recognize common flat shapes (circles, squares, triangles, rectangles) and describe them using their "sides" and "corners," building a strong foundational vocabulary.

Year 2

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Participate in a comprehensive review of all multiplication and division concepts, demonstrating their new skills and knowledge with confidence.

Week 15: Solving Two-Step Word Problems
Your child will learn: To tackle more complex problems that require using two different operations (e.g., multiplication and then subtraction) to find the final answer, a major step in analytical thinking.

Week 14: Applying Division to Word Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze and solve story problems involving both "fair sharing" and "grouping" scenarios, demonstrating their full understanding of division.

Week 13: Solving Division Problems with Remainders
Your child will learn: How to handle division problems that don't share perfectly. Understanding "leftovers" is a key step in solving more complex, real-world problems.

Week 12: Practicing Division with Key Facts
Your child will learn: To fluently solve division problems using the 2s, 5s, and 10s facts they have already mastered, reinforcing the connection between the two operations.

Week 11: The Link Between Multiplication and Division
Your child will learn: That multiplication and division are inverse operations. This powerful "fact family" concept allows them to use their multiplication knowledge to solve division problems instantly.

Week 10: Understanding Division as "Grouping"
Your child will learn: The second key concept of division: finding out how many equal groups can be made from a total. This provides a flexible understanding of what division means.

Week 9: Understanding Division as "Fair Sharing"
Your child will learn: The core concept of division as the process of distributing a quantity into equal groups, a fundamental and relatable idea.

Week 8: Mid-Course Review and Fact Fluency
Your child will: Consolidate their knowledge of multiplication concepts and participate in fun activities designed to increase their speed and accuracy with the 2, 5, and 10 times tables.

Week 7: Applying Multiplication to Word Problems
Your child will learn: To translate real-world scenarios into multiplication equations and solve them, demonstrating the practical use of their new skills.

Week 6: A Powerful Shortcut: The Commutative Property
Your child will learn: The critical rule that order doesn't matter in multiplication (e.g., 4 × 5 = 5 × 4). This insight dramatically reduces the number of facts they need to memorize.

Week 5: Mastering the 5s Multiplication Table
Your child will learn: The 5s facts, connecting them to familiar concepts like reading a clock face and recognizing the clear patterns in the answers.

Week 4: Mastering the 10s Multiplication Table
Your child will learn: The 10s facts and their direct link to place value (e.g., 4 × 10 is simply 4 tens, or 40), revealing a key pattern in our number system.

Week 3: Mastering the 2s Multiplication Table
Your child will learn: The "doubles" facts, connecting them to skip counting by 2s and the concept of even numbers. This provides an early win and builds confidence.

Week 2: Using Arrays to See Multiplication
Your child will learn: To visualize multiplication problems using arrays (neat rows and columns). This powerful visual tool helps them see the structure of multiplication and leads to a much deeper understanding.

Week 1: Multiplication as Repeated Addition
Your child will learn: That multiplication is a fast and efficient shortcut for repeated addition (e.g., 5 + 5 + 5 is the same as 3 × 5). This connects the new concept to skills they already know.

Week 16: Final Review & Graduation!
Your child will learn: We will celebrate your child's incredible progress with a final fun review, a "graduation" from the course, and a fond farewell to our friend, Fluffy!

Week 15: Application & Problem Solving
Your child will learn: To use all the skills they have learned throughout the course to solve practical, real-world problems and logic puzzles that require critical thinking.

Weeks 13 & 14: Advanced Addition & Subtraction
Your child will learn: These two weeks provide extensive practice with adding and subtracting fractions, ensuring your child is fast, accurate, and confident in their calculation skills, even with answers greater than one whole.

Weeks 11 & 12: Advanced Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers
Your child will learn: Over two full weeks, we will dedicate time to practicing and applying the concepts of improper and mixed numbers in a variety of challenging and fun scenarios to ensure true mastery.

Week 10: Mid-Course Checkpoint
Your child will learn: This is a major checkpoint to assess your child's understanding and ensure they have a strong foundation before we move on to more advanced practice.

Week 9: First Operations with Fractions
Your child will learn: The simple rules for the first steps of performing calculations with fractions: adding and subtracting fractions that have the same denominator.

Week 8: Mixed Numbers
Your child will learn: How to work with fractions that are greater than one whole by understanding and writing mixed numbers (e.g., 1 ½), a key skill for future maths.

Week 7: The Language of Fractions
Your child will learn: The official mathematical terms (Numerator, Denominator, Proper, Improper) and understand the difference between fractions smaller than one whole and those that are more.

Week 6: Putting It All Together
Your child will learn: To apply all the skills they've learned so far to solve a series of fun, multi-step story problems.

Week 5: Comparing & Equivalence
Your child will learn: To compare different types of fractions and will be introduced to the critical concept that some fractions can look different but be equal (e.g., 1/2 = 2/4).

Week 4: Beyond the Basics
Your child will learn: To work with non-unit fractions (e.g., 2/3, 3/4), understanding how to find several parts of a group, not just one.

Week 3: Fractions of a Group
Your child will learn: To move from finding a fraction of a single object (like a pizza) to finding a fraction of a collection of items (like a bag of sweets)

Week 2: Expanding Our World
Your child will learn: To work with a new fraction (thirds) and begin the crucial skill of visually comparing which fraction is bigger or smaller.

Week 1: What is a Fraction?
Your child will learn: The most important rule of fractions—that they are made of equal parts—and identify the first key fractions: halves and quarters.

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final review and assessment, applying their calculation skills to solve a variety of complex and logical problems to demonstrate mastery

Week 15: Foundational Algebra: Balancing Equations
Your child will learn: To understand the equals sign as a point of balance, solving problems that require making both sides of an equation equal—a critical concept for algebra.

Week 14: Logic Puzzles: Number Riddles
Your child will learn: To use deductive reasoning and their knowledge of number properties to solve mathematical riddles, deepening their number sense.

Week 13: Solving Two-Step Word Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze and solve complex problems that require two separate operations, a significant step in higher-order thinking.

Module 3: Application and Complex Calculations (Weeks 9-12)

Week 12: Mid-Course Review: Building Fluency
Your child will: Participate in a comprehensive review of all multi-digit calculation methods to consolidate their skills and increase their speed and accuracy.

Week 11: Real-World Math: Money Problems
Your child will learn: To apply their advanced addition and subtraction skills to practical problems involving money, including making change.

Week 10: Adding Multiple Two-Digit Numbers
Your child will learn: To manage and solve calculations involving three or more numbers, improving their organizational and strategic thinking skills.

Week 9: Using the Inverse to Verify and Solve
Your child will learn: To use addition to check the accuracy of their subtraction answers. This develops self-correction skills and introduces algebraic thinking.

Week 8: Mastering Subtraction with Regrouping
Your child will learn: To confidently solve any two-digit subtraction problem using the regrouping method, solidifying their understanding of this crucial operation.

Week 7: Introduction to Formal Columnar Subtraction
Your child will learn: The correct procedure for subtracting two-digit numbers in a structured, columnar format.

Week 6: Subtracting Multiples of 10
Your child will learn: To fluently subtract groups of ten from any number, strengthening their mental math capabilities.

Week 5: Advanced Subtraction Strategies
Your child will learn: To master "regrouping" (or "borrowing") in subtraction, a challenging but essential skill for accuracy with more difficult problems.

Week 4: Mastering Addition with Regrouping
Your child will learn: To master columnar addition with regrouping. This is a major conceptual step that ensures they can correctly add any pair of two-digit numbers.

Week 3: Introduction to Formal Columnar Addition
Your child will learn: The structure and process of adding two-digit numbers in columns, a foundational method for organized and accurate calculation.

Week 2: Working with Multiples of 10
Your child will learn: To fluently add groups of ten to any number, significantly improving their mental math speed and place value understanding.

Week 1: Advanced Addition Strategies
Your child will learn: To master the process of "regrouping" (or "carrying the ten") when adding, a critical skill for solving more complex problems accurately.

Module 1: Analyzing the Properties of Shapes (Weeks 1-4)

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final review focusing on the practical application of geometry, measurement, and data analysis to solve multi-step problems.

Week 15: Deep Data Analysis
Your child will learn: To integrate all their mathematical skills by answering complex questions about data, using addition, subtraction, and fractions to interpret the information presented in graphs.

Week 14: Interpreting Data: Bar Graphs
Your child will learn: To read and construct bar graphs, a key method for visualizing and comparing information.

Week 13: Organizing Data: Tally Charts & Pictograms
Your child will learn: To effectively collect, organize, and represent information in charts and simple graphs.

Week 12: Mid-Course Review
Your child will: Consolidate their knowledge of geometric properties, standard measurement, time, and money, ensuring they are prepared for data analysis.

Week 11: Real-World Finance: Making Change
Your child will learn: To apply their advanced arithmetic skills to solve money-based word problems, including calculating change from a purchase.

Week 10: Working with Money: Counting and Comparing
Your child will learn: To develop their financial literacy by combining different coins and bills to make specific values and comparing amounts.

Week 9: Telling Time to the Nearest 5 Minutes
Your child will learn: To read an analog clock with fluency and precision, including "quarter past" and "quarter to" the hour.

Module 2: Mastering Measurement with Standard Units (Weeks 5-8)

Week 8: Solving Measurement Word Problems
Your child will learn: To apply their arithmetic skills to solve real-world problems involving the addition and subtraction of lengths, weights, and volumes.

Week 7: Measuring Mass (Weight) and Capacity (Volume)
Your child will learn: To use scales and measuring vessels to measure weight (grams, kilograms) and volume (milliliters, liters) with standard units.

Week 6: Estimating and Comparing Lengths
Your child will learn: To develop their number sense by estimating lengths before measuring, and then use their measurements to compare objects with precision.

Week 5: Measuring Length in Centimeters and Meters
Your child will learn: The importance of standard units and gain practical skills in measuring objects accurately with a ruler.

Week 4: Applying Fractions to Shapes
Your child will learn: To visually connect their fraction knowledge to geometry by identifying and naming fractional parts of a whole shape (e.g., recognizing 3/4 of a shaded circle).

Week 3: Sorting and Classifying Shapes by Attributes
Your child will learn: To use logical reasoning to sort and group various 2D and 3D shapes based on their shared properties, a key skill in analytical thinking.

Week 2: Advanced Properties of 3D Shapes
Your child will learn: To use precise vocabulary to describe solid shapes, including their number of edges, vertices, and faces, moving beyond simple visual identification.

Week 1: Advanced Properties of 2D Shapes
Your child will learn: To describe and classify flat shapes based on their specific geometric properties, including the number of sides, vertices (corners), and lines of symmetry.

Year 3

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final review that challenges them to select and apply the correct skills from the entire course to solve complex problems, demonstrating true mathematical fluency.

Week 15: Solving "Times As Many" Problems
Your child will learn: To use multiplication and division to compare quantities (e.g., "four times as high"), a foundational concept for understanding ratio and proportion.

Week 14: Integrating Fractions into Word Problems
Your child will learn: To apply their new fraction skills to solve practical, real-world scenarios involving comparing, adding, and subtracting fractions.

Week 13: Solving Complex Two-Step Word Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze and solve challenging word problems that require two separate operations, developing their ability to plan and execute a multi-step solution.

Week 12: Finding a Fraction of a Quantity
Your child will learn: The calculation method for finding a non-unit fraction of a set of objects (e.g., finding 2/3 of 12), a widely applicable real-world skill.

Week 11: Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Your child will learn: The formal rules for adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator, applying their conceptual knowledge to calculation.

Week 10: The Power of Equivalent Fractions
Your child will learn: The critical concept that different fractions can be equal (e.g., 2/4 = 1/2). This understanding is the key to unlocking future work with fractions.

Week 9: Visualizing Fractions on a Number Line
Your child will learn: To see fractions as actual numbers with a specific value and position on a number line, a crucial step beyond seeing them as just parts of a shape.

Week 8: Mid-Course Review: The Four Operations
Your child will: Consolidate their skills in all four operations with multi-digit numbers, ensuring they are prepared to apply them to more complex topics.

Week 7: Division with Remainders and Interpretation
Your child will learn: To solve division problems that don't divide evenly and to correctly interpret the meaning of the "remainder" in the context of a problem.

Week 6: Multiplying Larger Numbers with Confidence
Your child will learn: To apply their knowledge of multiplication facts to solve problems with larger, two-digit numbers (e.g., 14 × 3), a key step towards multi-digit multiplication.

Week 5: Expanding Multiplication Fact Fluency
Your child will learn: To master the 3s, 4s, and 8s multiplication tables, significantly expanding the core facts they can recall instantly.

Week 4: Mastering Formal Subtraction with Three-Digit Numbers
Your child will learn: To master the most challenging form of subtraction at this level, including regrouping ("borrowing") across a zero, a major academic milestone.

Week 3: Mastering Formal Addition with Three-Digit Numbers
Your child will learn: The formal column method for addition with regrouping ("carrying over") into the hundreds place, ensuring accuracy with any three-digit addition problem

Week 2: Advanced Mental Math Strategies
Your child will learn: Flexible and efficient mental strategies for adding and subtracting larger numbers, significantly boosting their number sense and calculation speed.

Week 1: Working with Numbers to 1,000 and the Skill of Estimation
Your child will learn: To confidently manage three-digit numbers and learn the critical skill of rounding, which is essential for checking the reasonableness of an answer.

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final review that challenges them to apply their geometry, measurement, and data analysis skills to solve complex, multi-faceted problems.

Week 15: Integrating Skills: A Design Project
Your child will learn: To integrate their knowledge of perimeter, angles, and measurement to solve a practical design problem, demonstrating the real-world application of geometry.

Week 14: Measuring and Drawing with Precision
Your child will learn: To apply their measurement skills by using a ruler to draw shapes with specific, required side lengths to the nearest centimeter or millimeter.

Week 13: Solving Two-Step Data Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze scaled graphs to answer complex questions that require multi-step calculations (e.g., "How many more votes did A and B get combined than C?”)

Week 12: Data Analysis: Pictograms with Scales
Your child will learn: To read and create pictograms where a single symbol represents more than one object, deepening their understanding of data visualization.

Week 11: Data Analysis: Bar Charts with Scales
Your child will learn: To interpret and present data in scaled bar charts, where one block can represent multiple items (e.g., a scale of 5), allowing them to work with larger sets of data.

Week 10: Mastering Time Conventions
Your child will learn: To correctly use a.m. and p.m. and will be introduced to the 24-hour clock system, mastering all standard ways of expressing time.

Week 9: Telling Time to the Minute and Calculating Duration
Your child will learn: To read an analog clock with precision to the exact minute and to calculate elapsed time, a practical life skill.

Week 8: Mid-Course Review: Geometry & Measurement
Your child will: Consolidate their knowledge of shapes, angles, perimeter, and measurement to ensure a strong foundation for the second half of the course.

Week 7: Measurement with Mixed Units (Mass & Capacity)
Your child will learn: To apply their calculation skills to solve word problems involving the weight (kg, g) and volume (L, ml) of objects.

Week 6: Measurement with Mixed Units (Length)
Your child will learn: To work with precision using meters, centimeters, and millimeters, and to perform calculations involving these mixed units.

Week 5: Calculating the Perimeter of Rectangles
Your child will learn: To use efficient methods and formulas to find the perimeter of rectangles, and to solve for a missing side length if the perimeter is known.

Week 4: Introduction to Perimeter
Your child will learn: To define perimeter as the distance around a shape and to calculate it by adding the lengths of all sides.

Week 3: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Your child will learn: To identify and describe the relationships between lines within shapes and real-world objects, a key aspect of geometric analysis.

Week 2: Introduction to Angles
Your child will learn: The foundational concept of angles as a measure of a turn. They will learn to identify right, acute, and obtuse angles, a critical skill for all future geometry.

Week 1: Classifying 2D Shapes
Your child will learn: To categorize shapes (like quadrilaterals and hexagons) based on their specific properties, using precise geometric vocabulary.

Year 4

Module 4: Advanced Concepts and Problem-Solving (Weeks 13-16)

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final review, applying their mastery of formal calculation methods to solve a variety of challenging, multi-step problems.

Week 15: Prime Numbers and the Order of Operations
Your child will learn: To identify prime numbers and apply the formal rules for the order of operations, a key step towards algebraic thinking.

Week 14: Solving Complex, Multi-Operation Word Problems
Your child will learn: To be a flexible mathematical thinker, analyzing challenging word problems and selecting the correct operation—addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division—to find the solution

Week 13: Understanding Factors and Multiples
Your child will learn: To identify the factors and multiples of numbers, which deepens their number sense and is essential for future work with fractions.

Module 3: Formal Multiplication and Division (Weeks 9-12)

Week 12: Short Division with Remainders
Your child will learn: The formal written method for dividing a large number by a one-digit number, including how to correctly interpret remainders.

Week 11: Mastering Long Multiplication
Your child will learn: Through dedicated practice, they will build speed, confidence, and accuracy in the long multiplication algorithm.

Week 10: Introduction to Long Multiplication
Your child will learn: The structure and logic of the formal method for multiplying two-digit numbers (e.g., 42 × 35), often visualized with an area model to ensure deep understanding.

Week 9: Short Multiplication with Larger Numbers
Your child will learn: The formal written method for multiplying a three-digit number by a one-digit number (e.g., 345 × 7), applying their fact fluency to larger calculations.

Week 8: Mid-Course Goal: Full 12x12 Fact Fluency
Your child will: Participate in a comprehensive review designed to achieve automatic, rapid recall of all multiplication and division facts up to 12x12—the most critical milestone for future success in math.

Week 7: Fact Fluency: The 12s Table and Final Review
Your child will learn: To master the 12s table, completing their knowledge of all the core multiplication facts.

Week 6: Fact Fluency: The 6s and 7s Tables
Your child will learn: To master the 6s and 7s multiplication tables through targeted strategies and practice, conquering the most challenging facts.

Week 5: Fact Fluency: The 9s and 11s Tables
Your child will learn: To master the 9s and 11s multiplication tables by discovering and using their unique patterns, making them easy to remember.

Week 4: Solving Multi-Step Addition and Subtraction Problems
Your child will learn: To analyze and solve complex word problems that require several steps of addition and subtraction, developing their ability to plan a strategic solution.

Week 3: Formal Subtraction with Four-Digit Numbers
Your child will learn: To master the formal column method for subtraction with large numbers, including the most complex "borrowing" scenarios, a major milestone for computational independence.

Week 2: Formal Addition with Four-Digit Numbers
Your child will learn: To master the formal column method for adding large numbers, including problems that require multiple "carrying over" steps, ensuring high accuracy.

Week 1: Working with Numbers to 10,000 and the Skill of Rounding
Your child will learn: To confidently read, write, and compare four-digit numbers. They will also master rounding to the nearest 10, 100, and 1,000, a critical skill for estimating and checking work.

Module 4: Advanced Real-World Problem-Solving (Weeks 13-16)

Module 1: Advanced Fraction Operations (Weeks 1-4)

Week 15: Integrating Fractions and Decimals in Problems
Your child will learn: To think flexibly by solving challenging problems that require them to convert between fractions and decimals to find the most efficient solution.

Week 14: Advanced Money Problems: Multiplication & Division
Your child will learn: To integrate all four operations to solve practical financial problems, such as finding the unit price of an item or the total cost of multiple items.

Week 13: Advanced Money Problems: Addition & Subtraction
Your child will learn: To solve multi-step word problems that involve adding and subtracting money in decimal format, such as calculating the total cost of items and the change received.

Module 3: Operations with Decimals and Money (Weeks 9-12)

Week 12: Introduction to Money Problems
Your child will learn: To apply their new decimal skills to the most common real-world context: money.

Week 11: The Link Between Division and Decimals
Your child will learn: How dividing whole numbers by 10 and 100 creates decimals, deepening their understanding of the connections between operations.

Week 10: Rounding Decimals for Estimation
Your child will learn: The important skill of rounding decimals to the nearest whole number, which is essential for estimating and checking the reasonableness of answers.

Week 9: Comparing and Ordering Decimals
Your child will learn: To accurately compare and order decimals by focusing on the value of each digit, a skill that helps prevent common errors.

Module 2: The Connection Between Fractions and Decimals (Weeks 5-8)

Week 8: Mid-Course Review: Fractions and Decimals
Your child will: Consolidate their understanding of the fundamental relationship between fractions and decimals, ensuring they are prepared for more advanced applications.

Week 7: Decimal Place Value
Your child will learn: To master the decimal place value system (ones, tenths, hundredths) and recognize the decimal equivalents for key fractions like ½ and ¼.

Week 6: Introduction to Decimals
Your child will learn: That decimal notation is simply another way to write fractions, and they will learn to convert between the two forms (e.g., 7/10 = 0.7).

Week 5: Understanding Tenths and Hundredths
Your child will learn: To work with fractions that have denominators of 10 and 100, which provides the critical link to our base-ten decimal and money systems.

Week 4: Advanced Subtraction with Fractions
Your child will learn: To master more complex fraction subtraction, including how to "regroup" or "borrow" from a whole number when needed.

Week 3: Adding Fractions Beyond One Whole
Your child will learn: To fluently add fractions with the same denominator and master converting the answers into mixed numbers (e.g., 1 ¼).

Week 2: Comparing and Ordering Any Fraction
Your child will learn: The formal method for comparing fractions with different denominators by finding a "common ground," moving beyond simple visual models.

Week 1: Mastering Equivalent Fractions
Your child will learn: The computational methods for creating and simplifying fractions. This is a critical skill that ensures they can work with any fraction efficiently.

Module 4: Data Interpretation and Analysis (Weeks 13-16)

Module 1: Formal Geometric Classification and Properties (Weeks 1-4)

Week 16: Course Review and Final Assessment
Your child will: Complete a final assessment that challenges them to apply their knowledge of geometry, measurement, and data to solve complex, integrated problems. 

Week 15: Solving Complex Data Problems
Your child will learn: To integrate their arithmetic skills to perform a deep analysis of various charts and graphs, answering multi-step comparison questions.

Week 14: Interpreting Time Graphs
Your child will learn: To read and create line graphs (time graphs) that show how a value, like temperature, changes over a period of time.

Week 13: Understanding Discrete and Continuous Data
Your child will learn: The important conceptual difference between data that is counted (discrete) and data that is measured (continuous), which helps in choosing appropriate graphs.

Module 3: Mastering Conversions of Time and Measure (Weeks 9-12)

Week 12: Mid-Course Review: Geometry and Measurement
Your child will: Consolidate their knowledge of shape classification, area, perimeter, coordinates, and unit conversions.

Week 11: Mastering 12-Hour and 24-Hour Time
Your child will learn: To read, write, and convert time between all standard notations, including the 24-hour clock system used in many contexts.

Week 10: Converting Units of Time
Your child will learn: To master the standard conversions between units of time (years, weeks, days, hours, minutes, seconds), a practical life skill.

Week 9: Converting Units of Length
Your child will learn: To apply their multiplication and division skills to fluently convert between metric units of length (kilometers, meters, centimeters).

Module 2: Advanced Measurement and Coordinate Geometry (Weeks 5-8)

Week 8: Translations on the Coordinate Grid
Your child will learn: To describe the movement of shapes on a grid with precision using the geometric concept of translations (slides).

Week 7: The Coordinate Grid (First Quadrant)
Your child will learn: To plot points and draw shapes on a coordinate grid using ordered pairs (e.g., (2, 5)), a foundational skill for graphing and algebra.

Week 6: Area of Composite Shapes
Your child will learn: To enhance their problem-solving skills by finding the area of complex shapes by strategically breaking them into smaller rectangles.

Week 5: Area and Perimeter of Rectangles
Your child will learn: The important distinction between area and perimeter and investigate how shapes with the same area can have different perimeters, and vice-versa.

Week 4: Introduction to Area
Your child will learn: The fundamental concept of area as the measure of space inside a 2D shape and practice finding area by counting square units.

Week 3: Lines of Symmetry
Your child will learn: To master the concept of symmetry by identifying lines of symmetry in various shapes and completing complex symmetric figures.

Week 2: Comparing and Ordering Angles
Your child will learn: To develop a strong visual sense for angle size, allowing them to compare and order acute, obtuse, and right angles before formal measurement.

Week 1: Classifying Triangles and Quadrilaterals
Your child will learn: To classify polygons based on their specific geometric properties (e.g., types of angles, parallel sides), using precise mathematical vocabulary.