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Lessons and Quizes
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Module 1
- Lesson 1.1: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 1.2: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 1.3: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 1.4: Addition to 99
- Lesson 1.5: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Lesson 1.6: Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 1.7: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 1.8: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 1.9: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 1.10: Multiplication using equal groups
- Let’s Review Module 1 IBM2
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Module 2
- Lesson 2.1: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 2.2: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 2.3: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 2.4: Strategies for division
- Lesson 2.5 Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 2.6: Duration
- Lesson 2.7: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 2.8: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 2.9: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 2.10: Quarter past and quarter to
- Let’s Review Module 2 IBM2
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Module 3
- Lesson 3.1: Units of time
- Lesson 3.2: AM and PM time
- Lesson 3.3: Minutes past
- Lesson 3.4: Minutes to
- Lesson 3..5: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 3.6: Compare length by using informal units of measurement
- Lesson 3.7: Using the metre as a formal unit to measure perimeter
- Lesson 3.8: Using the formal unit of the centimetre to measure length and perimetre
- Lesson 3.9: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 3.10:The kilogram
- Let’s Review Module 3 IBM2
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Module 4
- Lesson 4.1: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe part of a whole
- Lesson 4.2: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe parts of a group or collection
- Lesson 4.3: Pictograms
- Lesson 4.4: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 4.5: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 4.6: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 4.7: Addition to 99
- Lesson 4.8: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Lesson 4.9:Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 4.10: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Let’s Review Module 4 IBM2
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Module 5
- Lesson 5.1: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 5.2: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 5.3: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 5.4: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 5.5: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison
- Lesson 5.6: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 5.7: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 5.8: Multiplication using equal groups
- Lesson 5.9: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 5.10: Strategies for division
- Let’s Review Module 5 IBM2
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Module 6
- Lesson 6.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 6.2: Duration
- Lesson 6.3: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 6.4: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 6.5: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 6.6: Quarter past and quarter to
- Lesson 6.7: Units of time
- Lesson 6.8: AM and PM time
- Lesson 6.9: Minutes past
- Lesson 6.10: Minutes to
- Let’s Review Module 6 IBM2
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Module 7
- Lesson 7.1: Compare length by using informal units of measurement
- Lesson 7.2: Using the metre as a formal unit to measure perimetre
- Lesson 7.3: Using the formal unit of the centimetre to measure length and perimetre
- Lesson 7.4: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 7.5: The kilogram
- Lesson 7.6: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 7.7: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 7.8: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 7.9: Addition to 99
- Lesson 7.10: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Let’s Review Module 7 IBM2
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Module 8
- Lesson 8.1: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 8.2: Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 8.3: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison
- Lesson 8.4: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 8.5: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 8.6: Multiplication using equal groups
- Lesson 8.7: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 8.8: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 8.9: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 8.10: Strategies for division
- Let’s Review Module 8 IBM2
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Module 9
- Lesson 9.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 9.2: Duration
- Lesson 9.3: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 9.4: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 9.5: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 9.6: Quarter past and quarter to
- Lesson 9.7: Units of time
- Lesson 9.8: AM and PM time
- Lesson 9.9: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 9.10: Pictograms
- Let’s Review Module 9 IBM2
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Module 10
- Lesson 10.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 10.2: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 10.3: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 10.4: Minutes to
- Lesson 10.5: Minutes past
- Lesson 10.6: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 10.7: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 10.8: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 10.9: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe part of a whole
- Lesson 10.10: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe parts of a group or Collection
- Let’s Review Module 10 IBM2
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Module 11: Counting and number patterns
- lesson 11.1: Skip-counting
- Lesson 11.2: Skip-counting sequences
- Lesson 11.3: Counting patterns – up to 100
- Lesson 11.4: Number lines – up to 100
- Lesson 11.5: Hundreds chart
- Lesson 11.6: Even or odd
- Lesson 11.7: Identify numbers as even or odd
- Lesson 11.8: Select even or odd numbers
- Lesson 11.9: Even or odd numbers on number lines
- Lesson 11.10: Which even or odd number comes before or after?
- Lesson 11.11: Skip-counting stories
- Lesson 11.12: Skip-counting puzzles
- Lesson 11.13: Number lines – up to 1000
- Lesson 11.14:4 Counting patterns – up to 1000
- Let’s Review Module 11 Counting and Number Patterns IBM2
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Module 12: Comparing and ordering
- Lesson 12.1: Comparing numbers up to 100
- Lesson 12.2: Comparing numbers up to 1000
- Lesson 12.3: Put numbers up to 100 in order
- Lesson 12.4: Put numbers up to 1000 in order
- Lesson 12.5: Greatest and least – word problems – up to 100
- Lesson 12.6: Greatest and least – word problems – up to 1000
- Let’s Review Module 12 Comparing and Ordering IBM2
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Module 13: Names of numbers
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Module 14: Patterns
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Module 15: Addition - one digit
- Lesson 15.1: Review – add one-digit numbers – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.2: Review – ways to make a number – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.3: Review – writing addition sentences – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.4: Add doubles
- Lesson 15.5: Add one-digit numbers
- Lesson 15.6: Addition with pictures – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.7: Write addition sentences to describe pictures – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.8: Addition input/output tables – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.9: Add zero
- Lesson 15.10: Addition word problems – one digit
- Lesson 15.11 Complete the addition sentence – one digit
- Lesson 15.12: Write the addition sentence – one digit
- Lesson 15.13: Balance addition equations – one digit
- Lesson 15.14: Add three or more one-digit numbers
- Lesson 15.15: Add three or more one-digit numbers – word problems
- Lesson 15.16: Identify repeated addition in arrays: sums to 10
- Lesson 15.17: Write addition sentences for arrays: sums to 10
- Lesson 15.18: Identify repeated addition in arrays: sums to 25
- Lesson 15.19: Write addition sentences for arrays: sums to 25
- Let’s Review Module 15 Addition – one digit IBM2
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Module 16: Subtraction - one digit
- Lesson 16.1: Review – subtract one-digit numbers – up to 10
- Lesson 16.2: Review – ways to subtract – up to 10
- Lesson 16.3: Review – writing subtraction sentences – up to 10
- Lesson 16.4: Subtract doubles
- Lesson 16.5: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number up to 18
- Lesson 16.6: Subtraction with pictures
- Lesson 16.7: Write subtraction sentences to describe pictures – up to 18
- Lesson 16.8: Subtraction input/output tables – up to 18
- Lesson 16.9: Subtract zero/all
- Lesson 16.10: Subtraction word problems – up to 18
- Lesson 16.11: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to 18
- Lesson 16.12: Write the subtraction sentence – up to 18
- Lesson 16.13: Balance subtraction equations – up to 18
- Let’s Review Module 16 Subtraction – one digit IBM2
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Module 17: Addition - two digits
- Lesson 17.1: Add multiples of 10
- Lesson 17.2: Add a two-digit and a one-digit number – without regrouping
- Lesson 17.3: Add a two-digit and a one-digit number – with regrouping
- Lesson 17.4 Add two two-digit numbers – without regrouping
- Lesson 17.5: Add two two-digit numbers – with regrouping
- Lesson 17.6: Write addition sentences to describe pictures
- Lesson 17.7″ Addition input/output tables – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.8: Ways to make a number using addition
- Lesson 17.9: Addition word problems – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.10: Complete the addition sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.11: Write the addition sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.12: Balance addition equations – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.13: Add three or more numbers up to two digits each
- Lesson 17;14: Add three or more numbers up to two digits – word problems
- Let’s Review Module 17 Addition – two digits IBM2
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Module 18: Subtraction - two digits
- Lesson 18.1: Subtract multiples of 10
- Lesson 18.2: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number – without regrouping
- Lesson 18.3: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number – with regrouping
- Lesson 18.4: Subtract two two-digit numbers – without regrouping
- Lesson 18.5: Subtract two two-digit numbers – with regrouping
- Lesson 18.6: Write subtraction sentences to describe pictures – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.7: Subtraction input/output tables – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.8: Ways to make a number using subtraction
- Lesson 18.9: Subtraction word problems – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.10: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.11: Write the subtraction sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.12: Balance subtraction equations – up to two digits
- Let’s Review Module 18 Subtraction – two digits IBM2
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Module 19: Addition - three digits
- Lesson 19.1: Add multiples of 100
- Lesson 19.2: Addition with three-digit numbers
- Lesson 19.3: Addition input/output tables – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.4: Addition word problems – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.5: Complete the addition sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.6: Write the addition sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.7: Balance addition equations – up to three digits
- Let’s Review Module 19 Addition – three digits
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Module 20: Subtraction - three digits
- Lesson 20.1: Subtract multiples of 100
- Lesson 20.2: Subtract three-digit numbers
- Lesson 20.3: Subtraction input/output tables – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.4: Subtraction word problems – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.5: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.6: Write the subtraction sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.7: Balance subtraction equations – up to three digits
- Let’s Review Module 20 Subtraction – three digits IBM2
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Module 21: Properties
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Module 22: Place values
- Lesson 22.1: Place value models – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.2: Place value models – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.3: Place value models – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.4: Place value – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.5: Place value – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.6: Place value – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.7: Regroup tens and ones
- Lesson 22.8: Regroup tens and ones – ways to make a number
- Lesson 22.9: Convert to/from a number – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.10: Convert to/from a number – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.11: Convert to/from a number – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.12: Convert between place values – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.13: Convert from expanded form – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.14: Convert from expanded form – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.15: Identify a digit up to the hundreds place
- Let’s Review Module 22 Place Values IBM2
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Module 23: Estimation and rounding
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Module 24: Money
- Lesson 24.1: Coin values
- Lesson 24.2: Count money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.3: Count money – up to $100
- Lesson 24.4: Equivalent amounts of money – up to $1
- Lesson 24.5: Equivalent amounts of money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.6: Exchanging coins
- Lesson 24.7: Comparing groups of coins
- Lesson 24.8: Add and subtract money – up to $1
- Lesson 24.9: Add and subtract money – word problems – up to $1
- Lesson 24.10: Add and subtract money – word problems – up to $2
- Lesson 24.11: Which picture shows more – up to $5
- Lesson 24.12: Which picture shows more – up to $100
- Lesson 24.13: Least number of coins
- Lesson 24.14: Purchases – do you have enough money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.15: Purchases – do you have enough money – up to $50
- Lesson 24.16: How much more to make one dollar?
- Lesson 24.17: Making change
- Let’s Review Module 24 Money IBM2
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Module 25: Time
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Module 26: Data and graphs
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Module 27: Geometry
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Module 28: Measurement
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Module 29: Logical reasoning
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Module 30: Fractions
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Module 31: Probability and statistics
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Module 32: Mixed operations
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Module 33: Multiplication and division
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Games
Glossary
- Multiplication: The process of repeated addition, where a number is added to itself a certain number of times.
- Division: The process of dividing a number into equal parts or groups.
- Regrouping (Carrying and Borrowing): The process of exchanging units in addition or subtraction when necessary.
- Place Value: The value of a digit based on its position in a number, such as ones, tens, hundreds, etc.
- Money: The concept of understanding and using coins and bills for transactions.
- Time: The measurement of the sequence of events, such as hours, minutes, and seconds.
- Measurement: The process of comparing the size or length of an object using standard units, such as inches, centimeters, etc.
- Graphs: Representing data using different types of graphs, such as bar graphs, pictographs, and line plots.
- Geometry: The study of shapes, angles, and spatial relationships.
- Fractions: A part of a whole or a part of a set, represented as a/b, where a is the numerator and b is the denominator.
- Word Problems: Mathematical problems presented in the form of a story or written statement.
- Rounding: Approximating a number to a given place value.
- Arrays: A way of organizing objects or numbers in rows and columns.
- Symmetry: The property of an object being the same on both sides when divided by a line.
- Odd and Even Numbers: Determining if a number is divisible by 2 (even) or not (odd).
- Data Analysis: Collecting, organizing, and interpreting data to make conclusions and predictions.
- Telling Time: Reading and understanding analog and digital clocks to tell time.
- Addition and Subtraction Strategies: Various methods for adding and subtracting numbers, such as using mental math, number lines, or manipulatives.
- Multiplication Strategies: Various methods for multiplying numbers, such as using repeated addition, arrays, or skip counting.
- Division Strategies: Various methods for dividing numbers, such as using equal groups or repeated subtraction.
- Two-Digit Addition and Subtraction: Adding or subtracting two-digit numbers.
- Two-Digit Multiplication: Multiplying two-digit numbers.
- Measurement Units: Understanding and using standard units of measurement, such as inches, feet, centimeters, meters, etc.
- Problem Solving: Using mathematical concepts and strategies to find solutions to real-life or mathematical problems.
- Estimation: Making an educated guess or approximation of a quantity or measurement.
Resources
Course Features
- Lectures 331
- Quizzes 33
- Duration 40 weeks
- Skill level All levels
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
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Module 1
- Lesson 1.1: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 1.2: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 1.3: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 1.4: Addition to 99
- Lesson 1.5: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Lesson 1.6: Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 1.7: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 1.8: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 1.9: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 1.10: Multiplication using equal groups
- Let’s Review Module 1 IBM2
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Module 2
- Lesson 2.1: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 2.2: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 2.3: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 2.4: Strategies for division
- Lesson 2.5 Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 2.6: Duration
- Lesson 2.7: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 2.8: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 2.9: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 2.10: Quarter past and quarter to
- Let’s Review Module 2 IBM2
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Module 3
- Lesson 3.1: Units of time
- Lesson 3.2: AM and PM time
- Lesson 3.3: Minutes past
- Lesson 3.4: Minutes to
- Lesson 3..5: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 3.6: Compare length by using informal units of measurement
- Lesson 3.7: Using the metre as a formal unit to measure perimeter
- Lesson 3.8: Using the formal unit of the centimetre to measure length and perimetre
- Lesson 3.9: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 3.10:The kilogram
- Let’s Review Module 3 IBM2
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Module 4
- Lesson 4.1: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe part of a whole
- Lesson 4.2: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe parts of a group or collection
- Lesson 4.3: Pictograms
- Lesson 4.4: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 4.5: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 4.6: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 4.7: Addition to 99
- Lesson 4.8: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Lesson 4.9:Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 4.10: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Let’s Review Module 4 IBM2
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Module 5
- Lesson 5.1: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 5.2: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 5.3: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 5.4: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 5.5: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison
- Lesson 5.6: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 5.7: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 5.8: Multiplication using equal groups
- Lesson 5.9: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 5.10: Strategies for division
- Let’s Review Module 5 IBM2
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Module 6
- Lesson 6.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 6.2: Duration
- Lesson 6.3: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 6.4: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 6.5: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 6.6: Quarter past and quarter to
- Lesson 6.7: Units of time
- Lesson 6.8: AM and PM time
- Lesson 6.9: Minutes past
- Lesson 6.10: Minutes to
- Let’s Review Module 6 IBM2
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Module 7
- Lesson 7.1: Compare length by using informal units of measurement
- Lesson 7.2: Using the metre as a formal unit to measure perimetre
- Lesson 7.3: Using the formal unit of the centimetre to measure length and perimetre
- Lesson 7.4: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 7.5: The kilogram
- Lesson 7.6: The numbers 20 to 99
- Lesson 7.7: The numbers 100 to 999
- Lesson 7.8: Counting by 1, 2, 5, and 10 to 100
- Lesson 7.9: Addition to 99
- Lesson 7.10: Multiples of 10 up to 100
- Let’s Review Module 7 IBM2
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Module 8
- Lesson 8.1: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 8.2: Subtraction up to the number 20 and beyond
- Lesson 8.3: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison
- Lesson 8.4: Subtraction up to the number 99
- Lesson 8.5: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 8.6: Multiplication using equal groups
- Lesson 8.7: Multiplication using repeated addition
- Lesson 8.8: The multiplication sign
- Lesson 8.9: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 8.10: Strategies for division
- Let’s Review Module 8 IBM2
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Module 9
- Lesson 9.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 9.2: Duration
- Lesson 9.3: O’clock and half past using digital time
- Lesson 9.4: O’clock and half past on the analogue clock
- Lesson 9.5: Analogue – Telling time – minutes in the hour
- Lesson 9.6: Quarter past and quarter to
- Lesson 9.7: Units of time
- Lesson 9.8: AM and PM time
- Lesson 9.9: Introducing the concept of mass
- Lesson 9.10: Pictograms
- Let’s Review Module 9 IBM2
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Module 10
- Lesson 10.1: Division using known facts and sharing
- Lesson 10.2: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 10.3: Comparing analogue and digital time
- Lesson 10.4: Minutes to
- Lesson 10.5: Minutes past
- Lesson 10.6: Subtraction with borrowing
- Lesson 10.7: Multiplication – important facts.
- Lesson 10.8: Subtraction of two-digit numbers Involving comparison.
- Lesson 10.9: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe part of a whole
- Lesson 10.10: Using fractions 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 to describe parts of a group or Collection
- Let’s Review Module 10 IBM2
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Module 11: Counting and number patterns
- lesson 11.1: Skip-counting
- Lesson 11.2: Skip-counting sequences
- Lesson 11.3: Counting patterns – up to 100
- Lesson 11.4: Number lines – up to 100
- Lesson 11.5: Hundreds chart
- Lesson 11.6: Even or odd
- Lesson 11.7: Identify numbers as even or odd
- Lesson 11.8: Select even or odd numbers
- Lesson 11.9: Even or odd numbers on number lines
- Lesson 11.10: Which even or odd number comes before or after?
- Lesson 11.11: Skip-counting stories
- Lesson 11.12: Skip-counting puzzles
- Lesson 11.13: Number lines – up to 1000
- Lesson 11.14:4 Counting patterns – up to 1000
- Let’s Review Module 11 Counting and Number Patterns IBM2
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Module 12: Comparing and ordering
- Lesson 12.1: Comparing numbers up to 100
- Lesson 12.2: Comparing numbers up to 1000
- Lesson 12.3: Put numbers up to 100 in order
- Lesson 12.4: Put numbers up to 1000 in order
- Lesson 12.5: Greatest and least – word problems – up to 100
- Lesson 12.6: Greatest and least – word problems – up to 1000
- Let’s Review Module 12 Comparing and Ordering IBM2
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Module 13: Names of numbers
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Module 14: Patterns
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Module 15: Addition - one digit
- Lesson 15.1: Review – add one-digit numbers – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.2: Review – ways to make a number – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.3: Review – writing addition sentences – sums to 10
- Lesson 15.4: Add doubles
- Lesson 15.5: Add one-digit numbers
- Lesson 15.6: Addition with pictures – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.7: Write addition sentences to describe pictures – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.8: Addition input/output tables – sums to 20
- Lesson 15.9: Add zero
- Lesson 15.10: Addition word problems – one digit
- Lesson 15.11 Complete the addition sentence – one digit
- Lesson 15.12: Write the addition sentence – one digit
- Lesson 15.13: Balance addition equations – one digit
- Lesson 15.14: Add three or more one-digit numbers
- Lesson 15.15: Add three or more one-digit numbers – word problems
- Lesson 15.16: Identify repeated addition in arrays: sums to 10
- Lesson 15.17: Write addition sentences for arrays: sums to 10
- Lesson 15.18: Identify repeated addition in arrays: sums to 25
- Lesson 15.19: Write addition sentences for arrays: sums to 25
- Let’s Review Module 15 Addition – one digit IBM2
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Module 16: Subtraction - one digit
- Lesson 16.1: Review – subtract one-digit numbers – up to 10
- Lesson 16.2: Review – ways to subtract – up to 10
- Lesson 16.3: Review – writing subtraction sentences – up to 10
- Lesson 16.4: Subtract doubles
- Lesson 16.5: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number up to 18
- Lesson 16.6: Subtraction with pictures
- Lesson 16.7: Write subtraction sentences to describe pictures – up to 18
- Lesson 16.8: Subtraction input/output tables – up to 18
- Lesson 16.9: Subtract zero/all
- Lesson 16.10: Subtraction word problems – up to 18
- Lesson 16.11: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to 18
- Lesson 16.12: Write the subtraction sentence – up to 18
- Lesson 16.13: Balance subtraction equations – up to 18
- Let’s Review Module 16 Subtraction – one digit IBM2
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Module 17: Addition - two digits
- Lesson 17.1: Add multiples of 10
- Lesson 17.2: Add a two-digit and a one-digit number – without regrouping
- Lesson 17.3: Add a two-digit and a one-digit number – with regrouping
- Lesson 17.4 Add two two-digit numbers – without regrouping
- Lesson 17.5: Add two two-digit numbers – with regrouping
- Lesson 17.6: Write addition sentences to describe pictures
- Lesson 17.7″ Addition input/output tables – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.8: Ways to make a number using addition
- Lesson 17.9: Addition word problems – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.10: Complete the addition sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.11: Write the addition sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.12: Balance addition equations – up to two digits
- Lesson 17.13: Add three or more numbers up to two digits each
- Lesson 17;14: Add three or more numbers up to two digits – word problems
- Let’s Review Module 17 Addition – two digits IBM2
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Module 18: Subtraction - two digits
- Lesson 18.1: Subtract multiples of 10
- Lesson 18.2: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number – without regrouping
- Lesson 18.3: Subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number – with regrouping
- Lesson 18.4: Subtract two two-digit numbers – without regrouping
- Lesson 18.5: Subtract two two-digit numbers – with regrouping
- Lesson 18.6: Write subtraction sentences to describe pictures – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.7: Subtraction input/output tables – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.8: Ways to make a number using subtraction
- Lesson 18.9: Subtraction word problems – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.10: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.11: Write the subtraction sentence – up to two digits
- Lesson 18.12: Balance subtraction equations – up to two digits
- Let’s Review Module 18 Subtraction – two digits IBM2
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Module 19: Addition - three digits
- Lesson 19.1: Add multiples of 100
- Lesson 19.2: Addition with three-digit numbers
- Lesson 19.3: Addition input/output tables – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.4: Addition word problems – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.5: Complete the addition sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.6: Write the addition sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 19.7: Balance addition equations – up to three digits
- Let’s Review Module 19 Addition – three digits
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Module 20: Subtraction - three digits
- Lesson 20.1: Subtract multiples of 100
- Lesson 20.2: Subtract three-digit numbers
- Lesson 20.3: Subtraction input/output tables – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.4: Subtraction word problems – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.5: Complete the subtraction sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.6: Write the subtraction sentence – up to three digits
- Lesson 20.7: Balance subtraction equations – up to three digits
- Let’s Review Module 20 Subtraction – three digits IBM2
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Module 21: Properties
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Module 22: Place values
- Lesson 22.1: Place value models – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.2: Place value models – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.3: Place value models – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.4: Place value – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.5: Place value – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.6: Place value – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.7: Regroup tens and ones
- Lesson 22.8: Regroup tens and ones – ways to make a number
- Lesson 22.9: Convert to/from a number – tens and ones
- Lesson 22.10: Convert to/from a number – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.11: Convert to/from a number – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.12: Convert between place values – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.13: Convert from expanded form – up to hundreds
- Lesson 22.14: Convert from expanded form – up to thousands
- Lesson 22.15: Identify a digit up to the hundreds place
- Let’s Review Module 22 Place Values IBM2
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Module 23: Estimation and rounding
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Module 24: Money
- Lesson 24.1: Coin values
- Lesson 24.2: Count money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.3: Count money – up to $100
- Lesson 24.4: Equivalent amounts of money – up to $1
- Lesson 24.5: Equivalent amounts of money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.6: Exchanging coins
- Lesson 24.7: Comparing groups of coins
- Lesson 24.8: Add and subtract money – up to $1
- Lesson 24.9: Add and subtract money – word problems – up to $1
- Lesson 24.10: Add and subtract money – word problems – up to $2
- Lesson 24.11: Which picture shows more – up to $5
- Lesson 24.12: Which picture shows more – up to $100
- Lesson 24.13: Least number of coins
- Lesson 24.14: Purchases – do you have enough money – up to $5
- Lesson 24.15: Purchases – do you have enough money – up to $50
- Lesson 24.16: How much more to make one dollar?
- Lesson 24.17: Making change
- Let’s Review Module 24 Money IBM2
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Module 25: Time
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Module 26: Data and graphs
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Module 27: Geometry
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Module 28: Measurement
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Module 29: Logical reasoning
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Module 30: Fractions
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Module 31: Probability and statistics
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Module 32: Mixed operations
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Module 33: Multiplication and division
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