Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2

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    For Ages 6-8

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2 is a Christian homeschool math curriculum designed to help your student excel in math. The lovable story of the twins from earlier levels continues and is used to help your second-grade level student learn world problems, skip counting, bar graphs, place values, units of measurement, telling time, and more.

    Math Lessons for a Living Education is an award-winning math homeschool curriculum series known for helping students love math. The Master Books’ method of education helps your student understand the why behind what they are learning. Families love the grab-and-go nature of this full color, workbook style math curriculum.

    A Look Inside

    Math Level 2 (8.86 MB)

    Resources

    SKU M924-0
    Manufacturer Master Books
    Weight (in lbs) 2.30
    Title Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2
    Series Math Lessons for a Living Education
    Volume in Series 2
    ISBN 13 9780890519240
    Contributors Angela O'Dell
    Binding Perfect Bound with Perforated 3-Hole Punched Pages
    Page Count 350
    Publisher New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC
    Dimensions (in inches) 8 1/2 x 11

    Math Made Exciting

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2 teaches math through engaging real-life stories and practical application. This award-winning homeschool math curriculum series uses a story-based approach. Throughout the full-color workbook, your student is invited to participate in the story, make mathematical connections, explore the world around them with Charlie & Charlotte, and learn how they can put math to work in their own lives!

    Your second-grade level student will join Charlie and Charlotte for more adventures & learning opportunities! Together they’ll learn about numbers, place value, addition & subtraction, seasons, and even geography. These fun and educational journeys will also teach them important character traits while expanding their math skills to solve real-life problems!

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2 teaches through:

    • Short, story-based lessons
    • Real life application
    • Hands-on activities
    • Engaging, full color worksheets

    Learn Smarter

    Students learn best and retain more when they are engaged in the material and actively applying concepts to their lives. Math Lessons for a Living Education engages your student through exciting stories allowing your student to learn smarter instead of harder!

    Real Life, Real Math

    In Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2, students learn word problems, skip counting, bar graphs, place values, units of measurement, telling time, and more through exciting, real-world stories. As your student explores the world around them with Charlie & Charlotte, they discover how math is related to life in exciting—and sometimes unexpected ways!

    A Unique Approach to Learning

    The Master Books method of education puts math into context for your student, which means they are diving deep to really understand both the mathematical concepts and their application to life outside the textbook. A blend of stories, copy-work, oral narration, and hands-on experience brings the concepts to life making math one of their favorite subjects.

    In Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2 your student will learn:

    • How to Solve Word Problems
    • Simple Fractions
    • Double Digit Addition & Subtraction
    • Carrying & Borrowing to the Tens' Place
    • Place Value to Thousands
    • Adding & Subtracting Change
    • Measurements (gallons, quarts, pints, cups, pounds, & ounces)
    • How to Read Bar & Line Graphs
    • and so much more!

    * A Math Lessons Readiness Test is available to help you determine if this level is best for your student. You will find it as a downloadable PDF on this page under the product image.

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 2 Includes:

    • Convenient Daily Schedule—saving you time!
    • Short, engaging 15-30 minute lessons
    • Full-color worksheets
    • Link to downloadable answer key
    • Manipulatives section

    Course Features:

    • Instructional blend of stories, copy work, oral narration, and hands-on experience to bring concepts to life
    • Convenient perforated pages
    • Recommended for: Grade 2 / 6 – 8 years old
    • Designed for parent & child to work through together
    • Teacher's guidance is offered throughout the workbook.

    Table of Contents

    • Using This Course
    • Schedule
    • Lesson 1: Place Value Village, Telling Time, Shapes and Patterns
    • Lesson 2: Addition — Horizontal and Vertical Shapes
    • Lesson 3: Subtraction
    • Lesson 4: Writing Numbers to 100, Simple Fractions
    • Lesson 5: Introducing Word Problems
    • Lesson 6: Skip Counting by Using Dimes and Nickels, Minutes on the Clock
    • Lesson 7: Skip Counting by 2, Review Even and Odd Numbers
    • Lesson 8: Addition — Double Digit Plus Single Digit
    • Lesson 9: Addition — Double Digit Plus Double Digit
    • Lesson 10: Addition Review — All Concepts Learned
    • Lesson 11: Introducing Measurement — Inches/Feet, Review Time and Shapes
    • Lesson 12: Introducing Perimeter
    • Lesson 13: Telling Time to the Minute
    • Lesson 14: Place Value Village Practice — Place Value to the Thousands', Place
    • Lesson 15: More Work with Subtraction
    • Lesson 16: Introducing Addition with Carrying to the Tens', Place
    • Lesson 17: Introducing Subtraction with Borrowing from the Tens', Place
    • Lesson 18: Review of Regrouping Concepts
    • Lesson 19: Understanding Dollars and Cents — Writing Money Terms
    • Lesson 20: Review — Money
    • Lesson 21: Introducing Thermometers and Other Gauges
    • Lesson 22: Reading Bar Graphs and Line Graphs
    • Lesson 23: More on Measurement — Pounds and Ounces
    • Lesson 24: More Measurement Concepts — Gallons, Quarts, Pints, Cups
    • Lesson 25: Review of Measurement
    • Lesson 26: Adding Money — No Regrouping
    • Lesson 27: Subtracting Money — Making Change
    • Lesson 28: More Work with Word Problems
    • Lesson 29: More Work with Telling Time
    • Lesson 30: More Work with Measurement
    • Lesson 31: Review of Place Value Through the Thousands', Place
    • Lesson 32: Review of Word Problems — the Steps of Solving
    • Lesson 33: Review of Adding and Subtracting — Double Digit Problems
    • Lesson 34: Review of Money Concepts
    • Lesson 35: Review of Time and Temperature
    • Lesson 36: Review of Addition and Subtraction Fact Families
    • Manipulative Section
    Good math, lots of stories
    Review by Jenessa
    This is a good math curriculum, I really value the approach. Nothing is rushed or advanced too quickly. My daughter did grow tired of the stories before the lessons unfortunately.
    Fun math curriculum
    Review by Hess Family
    My youngest son did well with this math curriculum. Math is his least favorite subject, and once we switched to this curriculum, he began to understand math. He finally admitted math was not so bad. We are glad we switched to Master Books math for elementary. I highly recommend this math curriculum.
    Easy format!
    Review by jennifer
    This was our first year from changing form another curriculum. The format was open and go, making it so much more user friendly. The literature connection was also engaging. Love that I can trust the Christian worldview this series includes!
    We love it.
    Review by Randi
    This was our second year using this curriculum my son enjoyed the lessons very much.
    Great curriculum, despite the sinless children
    Review by Laura
    I love that this curriculum is open and go, and it makes the math applicable to real life. The lessons are perfectly short, not overwhelming at all, and there is plenty of practice to master the concepts. The only issue I have with it, and it is not enough to dock a star, is that the children in the story are basically sinless, so I do a lot of ad-libbing to the stories to make them more realistic!
    Great curriculum, despite the sinless children in the stories
    Review by Laura
    I love that this curriculum is open and go, and it makes the math applicable to real life. The lessons are perfectly short, not overwhelming at all, and there is plenty of practice to master the concepts. The only issue I have with it, and it is not enough to dock a star, is that the children in the story are basically sinless, so I do a lot of ad-libbing to the stories to make them more realistic!
    Would definitely buy the next one!
    Review by Mom of 2
    My second grader picked up on his math right away with this book. He figured out his addition, subtraction, clock, etc quickly. the author of the book was quick and easy to explain things and we moved on right on to the next subject. would definitely buy the net grade with master books.
    Level 2 Math
    Review by ReedAcademy
    This was our first year homeschooling, and honestly, math was my biggest concern. Master Books level 2 made it easy to learn and teach my son. He understood, had fun, and worked ahead because he enjoyed math. That's a win in my book!
    Sweet story connecting math to real life
    Review by Mandi
    My kids have loved following along with Charlie and Charlotte. Their story connects math to real life and times perfectly with the seasons and us having baby the same time as the characters! It hits more like a 1st grade level but that works well for my advanced kindergarten and my 2nd grade who has some delays. When my oldest needed extra practice, I was glad for the pdf of practice pages.
    Underwhelmed
    Review by A. R.
    Last year we did Saxon 1, I had a live hate relationship with that. It took up the majority of schooling leaving her not wanting to do any more, so other subjects got shortened. So I tried this program and she finished in six months. It was far too easy. So I'm having the exact opposite problem. We had her evaluated for end of year and she tested at her grade level, which is first grade but this curriculum (that she's finished) is second grade,... So she should have tested above grade level. We've switched to another program and it's a third grade level, she is able to do everything so far and seems to be the next level, so I guess it prepared her well enough.

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