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February 3, 2009

This just in from the Wayzley Academy.

Jadziah became the latest visitor to Decimal Street today. She began place value lessons in her Math U See Primer.

Congrats on starting Primer Jadziah!

Read the full post here.

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  • Paula

    I am switching to Math-U-See and am a bit confused about the grade levels. Could you help me out? Is primer first grade and alpha second or is primer kindergarten and alpha first?
    Thanks.
    Paula

  • Paula

    I am switching to Math-U-See and am a bit confused about the grade levels. Could you help me out? Is primer first grade and alpha second or is primer kindergarten and alpha first?
    Thanks.
    Paula

  • http://mathusee.com/blog ethan

    Hi Paula,

    Math-U-See isn’t a grade level approach to math, instead it is based on mastery. Primer focuses on introducing math and having fun. Alpha focuses on single digit Addition and subtraction. The key is to move at your child’s pace through each book and make sure they have mastered each lesson before moving on.

    Hope this helps answer your question.

  • http://mathusee.com/blog ethan

    Hi Paula,

    Math-U-See isn’t a grade level approach to math, instead it is based on mastery. Primer focuses on introducing math and having fun. Alpha focuses on single digit Addition and subtraction. The key is to move at your child’s pace through each book and make sure they have mastered each lesson before moving on.

    Hope this helps answer your question.

  • Paula

    Thank you.
    My main question was how do you tell what level they are on? But I looked it up on their site…hopefully I picked the right one for my daughter who is in Second Grade.
    Thanks again.

  • Paula

    Thank you.
    My main question was how do you tell what level they are on? But I looked it up on their site…hopefully I picked the right one for my daughter who is in Second Grade.
    Thanks again.

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