MATH CLASSES OFFERED

 From 3rd Grade through High School

MATH MASTERS (GRADES 3RD- 6TH)

Did you know that math can be fun?  With play, movement and teambuilding, your student can learn to love math! Supplemental to your curriculum at home, no matter what math program you use, this class will help your thriving or struggling student.  Introducing new concepts in a non-threatening fun environment, each week your student will learn more about topics which include: multiplication, division, factoring, fractions, decimals and geometry in a gentle way that’s not frustrating.  Using games and play to anchor in concepts you review at home, your student can learn to love math with this supplemental class.

MATH MULTIPLIERS (GRADES 3RD - 6TH)
FALL ONLY

Wednesdays 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM at FUNdamentals in Arcadia
30 minute class

Lets anchor in those multiplication facts with movement, stories and play.  Supplemental to your curriculum at home, no matter what math program you use, this class will help  your thriving or struggling student.
Come join the FUN!

DIVIDE AND CONQUER (GRADES 3RD - 6TH)
SPRING ONLY

Wednesdays 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM at FUNdamentals in Arcadia
30 minute class

Did you know that division is just backwards multiplication? Using games, movement, stories and play we will practice division to make it easier.

Come join the FUN!​

MATH PDF: PERCENTAGES/DECIMALS/FRACTIONS (GRADES 5TH-8TH)

Conquer any fraction frustration with the help of Mrs. Small.  This class is geared for middle school students who want to build foundational math skills to better understand percentages, decimals and fractions.  We will also cover place value; order of operations; number lines; and more.  Using your own curriculum, this class will help middle-school students prepare to move on to higher-level math. Mrs. Small can also help eliminate math monsters by providing homework accountability to keep up with math lessons with either a syllabus she provides using Saxon or one completed by the parent using your preferred curriculum.  Or feel free to attend class without the homework accountability to supplement your work at home.

ALGEBRA PREP (GRADES 7TH - 9TH)

Wednesdays 10:30 AM – 12 Noon at FUNdamentals in Arcadia

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Need help preparing for Algebra 1?  If your child hates math or just needs some extra accountability to get their work completed, Mrs. Small can help. Using Saxon Math 8/7 or Algebra ½ for 2nd year students, this course reviews arithmetic calculation, measurements, geometry, and introduces pre-algebra concepts.  Students will specifically learn about adding/subtracting/multiplying fractions, equivalent fractions, the metric system, repeating decimals, scientific notation, Pi, graphing inequalities, multiplying algebraic terms, and other pre-algebra concepts.  Set them up well for Algebra 1 with the instruction and homework accountability this class provides.

ALGEBRA 1 (A-G)

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(GRADES 8TH– HS)    (1 HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT)

The mystery is solved, and X can be found with Mrs. Small.  Using Saxon’s spiral method, old concepts are reviewed and new concepts taught gradually to provide your student with confidence as they move forward in math.  We will learn in small steps to simplify, evaluate, add, subtract, multiply, and divide polynomial, rational, and radical expressions.  In the second semester, we will factor polynomials; solve linear equations, linear systems, quadratic, rational, and radical equations and linear inequalities of one and two variables.

ALGEBRA 2 (A-G)

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(PREREQUISITE: ALGEBRA 1)     (1 HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT)

Did your student finish Geometry or Algebra 1 and doesn’t know what’s next?  This is your class!  This course will cover traditional second-year algebra topics including light geometry.  Topics include:  negative exponents, quadratic equations, logarithms, graphical solution of simultaneous equations, scientific notation, radicals, roots of quadratic equations including complex roots, properties of real numbers, factoring inequalities and systems of inequalities, logarithms, conic sections, exponential equations, basic trigonometric functions, algebra of polynomials, vectors in polar and rectangular form, algebraic word problems and advanced factoring.

GEOMETRY (A-G)

 (PREREQUISITE: ALGEBRA 1)      (1 HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT)