Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3

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    For Ages 7-9

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 is a Christian homeschool math curriculum designed to help your student excel in math. Engaging stories, hands-on experience, and practical applications of math concepts are incorporated to teach your third grade-level student rounding, adding and subtracting money, multiplication, division, estimation 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 reveals the why behind what your student is learning using short, confidence-building lessons. Families love the grab-and-go nature of this full color, workbook style math curriculum.

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    Math Level 3 (2.37 MB)

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    SKU M925-7
    Manufacturer Master Books
    Weight (in lbs) 2.60
    Title Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3
    Series Math Lessons for a Living Education
    Volume in Series 3
    ISBN 13 9780890519257
    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 Enjoyable

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 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!

    In Level 3, Charlie and Charlotte’s family is traveling to Peru--many exciting adventures await the twins and your student as they make their journey. Through the story, they experience a new culture, develop important character traits, and use their math skills to solve everyday problems!

    Math Lessons for a Living Education teaches through:

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

    Real Life, Real Math

    Math is a living subject that happens all over everyday life! In Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 students learn math concepts such as column addition & subtraction, multiplication, division, and Roman numerals through exciting, real-world stories. As your student explores the world around them with Charlie & Charlotte, they discover how math is related to everyday life in exciting—and sometimes in unexpected ways!

    A Unique Approach to Learning

    Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 features a blend of stories, copy-work, oral narration, and hands-on experience to bring concepts to life and invite the student to explore the world around them. Students are encouraged to see the big picture and break it down into smaller pieces, discover important connections as they work out solutions, develop a better understanding, and strengthen their critical thinking skills.

    In Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 your student will learn:

    • Column Addition & Subtraction
    • Rounding to 10s, 100s, & 1000s
    • Adding & Subtracting Money
    • Multiplication
    • Division
    • Area of Rectangles & Squares
    • Estimation
    • Inequalities
    • 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 3 Includes:

    • Convenient Daily Schedule—saving you time!
    • Short, engaging 15-30 minute lessons
    • Full-color worksheets
    • 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 3 / 7 – 9 years old
    • Teacher's guidance is offered throughout the workbook
    • Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3 is included in the 3rd grade homeschool curriculum package.

    Table of Contents

    • Using this Course
    • Schedule
    • Lesson 1: Review of Place Value, Odds and Evens, Counting by 2s, 5s, 10s
    • Lesson 2: Review of Money, Clocks, Perimeter, Addition/Subtraction Facts
    • Lesson 3: Review of Addition, Including Carrying, Tally Marks
    • Lesson 4: Review of Subtraction, Including Borrowing Concepts
    • Lesson 5: Review of Measurement, Fractions, Thermometers, Graphs
    • Lesson 6: Review of Word Problems
    • Lesson 7: Introducing Column Addition and Adding Larger Numbers
    • Lesson 8: Introducing Larger Number Subtraction
    • Lesson 9: Introducing Rounding to the 10s and 100s
    • Lesson 10: Adding and Subtracting Larger Amounts of Money
    • Lesson 11: Review of All New Concepts
    • Lesson 12: Introducing Multiplication of 0, 1, 2, and 5
    • Lesson 13: Introducing Division of 1, 2, and 5
    • Lesson 14: Introducing Multiplying and Dividing by 10
    • Lesson 15: Introducing the Area of Rectangles and Squares
    • Lesson 16: Introducing Multiplying and Dividing by 3
    • Lesson 17: Taking Fractions Deeper
    • Lesson 18: Introducing Multiplying and Dividing by 4
    • Lesson 19: Introducing Multiplying and Dividing by 6 and 7
    • Lesson 20: Introducing Multiplying and Dividing by 8 and 9
    • Lesson 21: Review of All New Concepts
    • Lesson 22: Introducing Rounding to 1000s and Estimation
    • Lesson 23: Introducing Higher Place Value through Millions
    • Lesson 24: More Measurement Concepts
    • Lesson 25: Introducing Solving for Unknowns
    • Lesson 26: Introducing Inequalities
    • Lesson 27: Review of New Concepts
    • Lesson 28: Addition and Subtraction of Larger Numbers
    • Lesson 29: Introducing Roman Numerals
    • Lesson 30: More about Roman Numerals
    • Lesson 31: Review of All Addition and Subtraction Concepts
    • Lesson 32: Review of Rounding, Estimation and Place Value
    • Lesson 33: Review of All Multiplication
    • Lesson 34: Review of All Division
    • Lesson 35: Review of All Measurement, Fractions
    • Lesson 36: Review of All Roman Numerals and Shapes
    • Optional Review Activities
    • Manipulatives
    • Answer Key
    Great course
    Review by Ana
    This is a great course. The only thing that we've had to adjust is how fast the multiplication is taught, but we kept going and practiced with flash cards. If we needed to slow down a bit, we did that, too. In other words, I had to adjust for my student. But great, overall!
    Great Math Structure
    Review by Reed Academy
    I really enjoy how Master Books Math uses a spiral version of teaching. It helps me know what my boys understand compared to what they just learned at the moment, and it reinforces what they have learned.
    Love This!
    Review by Sarah
    We recently switched to *Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 3*, and I couldn't be happier with the change! My kids were feeling overwhelmed with our previous curriculum, as it was so busy and difficult for them to navigate without my constant direction. There were too many distractions on each page, which made it hard for them to focus and feel confident in their math skills.

    This new curriculum is such a relief! It’s much more streamlined, easy to follow, and truly “open and go.” My kids are able to work through the lessons with much less assistance, and they’re more confident in their learning. Additionally, I love that this curriculum incorporates Biblical values throughout. That was something we felt was lacking in our previous curriculum, and it's so refreshing to see these important values woven into the lessons in such a natural way.

    We are so happy with our decision to switch to Master Books and are excited to continue using *Math Lessons for a Living Education*. It’s been a great fit for our family, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a more straightforward, faith-centered approach to math.
    We LOVE this curriculum!
    Review by Melissa
    The short lessons have been a game changer! My child’s confidence and love for math has grown!
    Saved us
    Review by Maddy
    My middle child was struggling. We weren't getting any work done. I tried so much. When we decide to finally give Master Books a try it was an answer to our prayers.
    However, we skip the story sometimes.
    We like that it's open and go short lessons. We also purchased the extra help. My son sometimes will even do an extra lesson now.
    Excellent!
    Review by Amiller
    We’re just wrapping up this book and my daughter has truly mastered the concepts. MB took the stress out of math for us, so that my daughter can learn.
    It works!
    Review by Amy
    My child no longer hates math or struggles with it to the point of tears!
    Love this!
    Review by Beck
    Math Lessons For A Living Education level 3 is gentle, yet effective. Following along with Charlie and Charlotte make us want to come back each week to see what they are into. Short lessons provide confidence and my student doesn't get overwhelmed, but gets adequate work to actually learn it and not just memorize. Lastly, Biblical truths and character traits are ingrained each week. Highly recommend!
    It’s Engaging, But Missing Some Stuff
    Review by Rachel
    I love the color and stories involved in the book. It definitely helps keeps my child engaged. It does seem to be a year behind public schools, but I can always jump ahead in curriculum. However, I have a few suggestions:
    1) More practice problems for each day. Six problems to solve is not enough in one day to understand a concept. I end up doubling this amount by writing out some of my own problems for my son to solve
    2) Telling time was a rough transition from 2nd to 3rd grade. In second grade, the hour hand always pointed exactly at the number. In third grade (without explaining this at all), the hour hand was not pointing directly at the number (e.g. 12:45 where the hour hand is between 12 and 1, not pointing directly at 12). This needs to be taught in the book at the beginning of third grade. This was a big “miss” in my opinion
    3) For the posters the child is asked to make, there should be examples in the back of the book. It was very challenging to try to make a poster when we had no idea what the goal of the poster was or what it was to look like. It was very confusing!
    Oldest
    Review by Crystal
    Gave my oldest more confidence.

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