Elementary Arithmetic Series: Book 1

These short, multi-sensory lessons will help your child gain a solid understanding of numbers through 100, including addition and subtraction of double digits, and lay a sure foundation for success in thinking mathematically.

For grade 1 you will need The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series, Book 1, and a Math Notebook for your child (3/4″ or 1/2″ grid recommended).

Book 1 Features

The lessons in The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series, Book 1, follow Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and methods for teaching math as outlined above. In Book 1 you will find

• Day-by-day lessons, so you can guide your student with confidence;
• Straightforward instructions, so you (or any other teacher) can open and go with no prep time;
• End-of-term exams that can be customized according to where your child is in the lessons;
• Helpful reminders and teaching tips, so you can be sure you’re teaching math in a Charlotte Mason way;
• A beautiful and durable hard cover that will stand up well to many years of enjoyable math lessons;
• Two bookmark ribbons, so you can easily track the progress of two different students;
• Cross-references to Charlotte Mason’s Living Math: A Guided Journey DVD set, so you can see the methods demonstrated and be prepared for upcoming lessons;
• A full year of math for students in grade 1 or excellent review lessons for older students who need to strengthen their understanding of math concepts;
• A non-consumable resource that will make a wonderful addition to your home library and can be used with all of your children.

Arithmetic Concepts in Book 1

In The Charlotte Mason Elementary Arithmetic Series, Book 1, your child will gain a solid understanding of these arithmetic concepts.

• Counting 1 through 100
• Investigation and analysis of 1 through 100
• Numerals 0 through 9
• Symbols +, –, and =
• Place value through 100
• Numeration and notation through 100
• Money through $1 (penny, nickel, dime, quarter, dollar)
• Addition through double digits
• Subtraction through double digits
• Skip counting
• Review and oral work
• Mental math