The Singapore approach includes 3 phases of learning: Readiness, Engagement and Mastery.

In this section, we are going to look at how home educators and students begin each chapter ready to begin. Educators need to have the necessary materials and information to know what they are teaching while students need to access prior knowledge to reactivate what they already know.

The goal is to help students make connections to math concepts they have learned as they stack on new knowledge. Let's look at how Primary Mathematics ensures students are ready to begin a new chapter while providing educators with everything they need.

Additional Support:

If you are like me, it can help to have a big picture of the overall year. Click here to access an entire Google Drive folder listing the pacing for each grade level and suggested manipulatives.

What do teachers do if students are not ready for the chapter? What if there are holes or gaps in student learning?

No worries! Primary Mathematics has you covered with a point-and-click Transition Guide connected to each Recall section in the Student Textbook. Watch this quick video to see how to use it effectively.

If you are finding your students need a bit more review, consider adding in my customized Spiral Review for Grades 1-6. These reviews include 4 problems a week in just 5 minutes a day. Video is even embedded into the week to provide immediate support. Find them all in my SHOP.