Deborah Guy
I am a lifelong student who loves learning, and who loves to teach even more. My path through college included pre-veterinary studies, a brief encounter with engineering which took me through calculus 2, then on to liberal arts with a focus in psychology and Spanish for my B.S. in Liberal Arts from UF. My next turn took me into the dental hygiene program, earning an A.S. degree. I later entered graduate school (also at UF: Go Gators!) in entomology & nematology, until my first son was born. I always say that I haven't been bored a day since! Although I practiced in the field of dentistry for 27 years as a "career", I will never stop learning. After 13 years of homeschooling my 3 children, I fell in love with teaching just about anything, but my greatest passion is teaching my students, as I did my children, to love the Lord their God with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Math-U-See
Gamma
GRADE LEVEL: 3rd
Class: Monday 9:00 - 10:00 A.M.
Course Description:
Major Concepts and Skills Include:
Using strategies based on place value and properties of operations to multiply
Fluently multiplying any combination of whole numbers
Solving for an unknown factor
Solving abstract and real-world problems involving addition, subtraction, and multiplication
Measuring and computing area
Relating concepts of area to addition and multiplication
Additional Concepts and Skills:
Skip counting as a precursor to multiplication
Adding and subtracting time in hours and minutes
Multiplying, adding, and subtracting U.S. currency and standard units of measure
Representing, recording, and interpreting data
Understanding of basic fractions
Estimating and solving measurement problems
Required Text/Materials:
Gamma Student Pack: SKU #1031
Available through: https://store.demmelearning.com/math-u-see/general-math/beta
Minimum: 5 students
Tuition: $50/month for 9 months
**Tuition will be reduced by $5/month when the minimum of 5 students is reached. If fewer than 5 students register for the class, you will be notified in early August. Classes of fewer than 5 students may still be offered, but are not guaranteed.