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Saxon Math 1 Home Study Kit
Home Study Kit includes: teacher edition, meeting book, set of two student books and flash cards. No manipulatives are included in the Home Study Kit; those are a separate purchase with several different options available. 130 lessons cover: skip counting; ordinal positions; sorting rules and patterns; solving problems; mastering basic addition and most basic subtraction facts; adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping; measuring; comparing volume, mass and area; counting money; telling time to half-hour; identifying polygons; graphing.
Building directly on Math K, Math 1 establishes a solid understanding of basic math concepts, such as comparing and ordering numbers, mastering all basic addition facts and most basic subtraction facts, adding two-digit numbers without regrouping, naming fractions, and measuring with inches, feet, and centimeters. Your child will also learn to create, read, and write observations from real graphics, pictographs, and bar graphs.
Covers skip counting; ordinal positions; sorting rules and patterns; solving problems; mastering basic addition and most basic subtraction facts; adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping; measuring; comparing volume, mass and area; counting money; telling time to half-hour; identifying polygons; graphing. 130 lessons.
The Teacher’s Manual contains the actual lesson plans and information vital to the effective presentation of math concepts. The consumable Meeting Books are used during the teacher-student “meeting”
in which concepts are introduced, demonstrated, and practiced. Student
Workbooks are used in Grades 1-3 and contain student materials, flash
cards and practice pages.
Saxon is a reliable program for homeschoolers.
Saxon is super consistent, gentle, cyclical, predictable, and provides a very solid Mathematics foundation for children in the elementary years as they prepare for upper level (5th-12th grade levels of Math).
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I have looked extensively into different first grade math curriculum to help my struggling 1st grade daughters and I have fallen in love with the process of saxon. I am eager to start it in our home