Our Math II course is designed for students who have a strong command of addition and subtraction up to 100, particularly with mental math, and a solid understanding of place value and repeating patterns. Building on that foundation, students will advance to addition and subtraction up to 1000, with continued emphasis on mental strategies and number sense.
Students will begin learning multiplication tables up to 12 and the corresponding division facts. The course also introduces standard units of length, weight, and capacity in both metric and customary systems, along with the relationships among them. Students will explore fractions—including equivalent fractions and operations with like denominators—as well as money, time, graphs, area, and perimeter.
Throughout the year, students will apply their knowledge to increasingly complex word problems involving multiplication, division, and fractions. They’ll also engage with math-based puzzles and logic challenges designed to build strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
This course follows the Singapore Math approach, a globally recognized curriculum known for its emphasis on problem-solving and deep conceptual understanding.
Math II Topics:
- Numbers to 1000: Comparing Numbers
- Hundreds, Tens and Ones
- Addition and Subtraction Addition & Subtraction Without Renaming
- Addition & Subtraction with Renaming
- Multiplication & Division (tables of 2 -10)
- Addition and Subtraction: Finding the Missing Number
- Methods for Mental Addition & Subtraction
- Money: Adding & Subtracting Money
- Fractions: Halves and Quarters; Writing Fractions
- Time: Telling Time & Time Intervals
- Length: Measuring Length in Meters, Centimeters, Yards and Feet, Inches
- Weight: Measuring Weight in Kilograms, Grams, Pounds, Ounces
- Capacity: Comparing Capacity; Liters, Gallons, Quarts, Pints and CupsGraphs: Picture Graphs
- Geometry: Flat and Curved Faces; Making Shapes
- Area: Square Units
Enrollment Guidelines :
- Returning AlphaMinds students who have successfully completed our Math I class in the previous school year.
- New students are admitted by assessment. Please email info@alphamindsacademy.com to request an assessment.