Learning Disciplines

Katty Cilina

Teacher

Math Course

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How your kid's math course works

Children may also get started with money, time, and measuring, though it is not absolutely necessary to master any of that. The teacher should keep it playful, supply measuring cups, scales, clocks, and coins to have around, and answer questions.

During 1st grade, children will then learn addition and subtraction facts, two-digit numbers, some adding and subtracting with two-digit numbers, and some basics of measuring, time and money. One extremely helpful manipulative to buy is a basic 100-bead abacus (10 racks, 10 beads in each). This is the prime “toy” to teach numbers beyond ten. With such an abacus children will naturally learn their “tens and ones”.

What will children learn when they take math classes?

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To count by rote at least to 20, but preferably a little beyond.
The concepts of equality, more, and less
Expose the student to two-digit numbers.
To recognize basic shapes

We pride ourselves on being able to provide a happy, safe and inclusive environment in which children aged two and a half to five years old are encouraged to explore their potential!

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Aarshi Patil, mother of 2-year old Kiara Patil

The curriculum is designed to encourage problem solving, creative and analytical thinking, gross motor skills, social interactions, sharing and much more. I had such a fun time completing the activities in the book with my daughter Kiara. She was very happy with the sense if achievement and pride after learning something new with each activity. Give a child some paint and watch them paint the world! Thank you Champak!

Angeline Pereira, mother of 2-year old Zavian Pereira

I was overjoyed when I discovered the Champak curriculum. The workbook is large and very vibrant. I found that everything was well thought out. He could easily grip the oversized crayons and he liked that there was plenty of space in the workbook for him to do the activities. My son, of course, enjoyed playing with the toys that were included in the kit. I would highly recommend this workbook to all parents.