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Every multiplication table, learned by counting on the Math Map instead of memorizing. Level 3 is where the Tigard Method’s times-table patterns live: the nines, the eights, the sevens and the threes, the fours, the sixes, and the twelves, each one discovered by the student before the rule is ever stated. Then division, elapsed time, fractions on the number line, area and perimeter, polygons, bar graphs, and two cumulative reviews. Twenty lessons, 133 pages, with answer keys for every lesson.
Digital download (PDF), delivered instantly. Print the pages you need. Licensed for use within a single classroom or household.
Most students meet this material in third grade. Start wherever the gaps are.
Prefer a bound paperback? Level 3 is also available on Amazon.
Every multiplication table, learned by counting on the Math Map instead of memorizing. Level 3 is where the Tigard Method’s times-table patterns live: the nines, the eights, the sevens and the threes, the fours, the sixes, and the twelves, each one discovered by the student before the rule is ever stated. Then division, elapsed time, fractions on the number line, area and perimeter, polygons, bar graphs, and two cumulative reviews. Twenty lessons, 133 pages, with answer keys for every lesson.
Digital download (PDF), delivered instantly. Print the pages you need. Licensed for use within a single classroom or household.
Most students meet this material in third grade. Start wherever the gaps are.
Prefer a bound paperback? Level 3 is also available on Amazon.