Shows viewers how length, weight, temperature, and capacity are measured, discussing units in the U.S. customary and metric systems, estimates, and tools such as rulers, balance scales, and thermometers.
Explains how to measure time with analog and digital clocks, and calendars, discussing seconds, minutes, hours, order, the concepts of A.M. and P.M., clockwise motion, time estimation, days, weeks, months, and years.
Teaches how to gather data and how to use it to solve problems. Covers various types of graphs and illustrates how to analyze data using the mean, median, mode, and range.
Introduces children to the mathematics of money, explaining the value of different denominations, showing how to write money amounts with numbers and symbols, and including real-life examples.
Introduces children to mathematical ideas, such as the difference between odd and even, place value, patterns, skip counting, ordering, estimation, and others.
Presents an introduction to graphing data, explaining how surveys, observations, amd experiments can be used to create diagrams that tell a story, from school lunch preferences, to following plant growth.
Uses real-life examples to introduce children to addition, explaining how number groups can be joined to form a new group, the parts of an addition number sentence, the addition of single and double-digit numbers, and other topics.
Introduces children to the concept of subtraction, looking at the components of subtraction equations and how they can be written, and including subtraction tips, and real-life examples.
Uses real-life situations in arcades, stores, and restaurants to teach the value of coins and paper money; how to write money amounts with numbers, symbols, and decimal points; how to estimate and compare; and how to give and receive correct change.
