Math, Logic, & Tech

 Math, Engineering, and Tech


Daily independent work and lessons. Continued learning on Scratch. Games and real-life math when possible. Read-alouds about math and its place in our history and cultures.  

River
Khan Academy 7th grade at his pace

Austen
IXL workbooks, 4th and 5th grade at her pace
Khan instruction videos

Chase
IXL workbooks, 1st and 2nd grade at her pace
Rightstart kindergarten for solidifying concrete grasp of math concepts

Books
Sir Cumference
Number Stories from Long Ago
What's the Point of Math?
Avoid Hard Work!
Multiplication Facts that Stick
Socks are Like Pants, Cats are Like Dogs

Games
Proof
Times tables war
Multiplication Bingo
24
Prodigy
Math Guess Who
Mastermind
Chess


Sources

Books about math for kids
Khan Academy
Prodigy
Scratch Coding
Natural Math





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