Choosing Courses for
Your Gifted Child
How many of these behaviors describe your child?
- My child is very interested in math computers
- My child is often bored with math lessons
- My child grasps math concepts quickly
- My child has an intuitive math sense
- My child was an early reader and/or is an avid reader
- My child can concentrate for long periods of time
If four or more of these statements are true, then the odds are good that you struggle to find engaging math materials for your child.
Time4Learning believes your child will benefit from the combination of student-paced instruction, interactive learning, and easy movement from level to level offered in its math courses.
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How Time4Learning Benefits Your Gifted Child
The Time4Learning system combines math and language arts study in a comprehensive package. Science and social studies are included as a free bonus. Some parents only use a few of the subjects. All are impressed by the thorough in-depth education that their children receive. Each unit starts with a multimedia online lesson followed by interactive exercises, printable worksheets, and a unit quiz to assure mastery. For children, it feels like learning games. For parents, there are progress reports and in-depth lesson plans that you can preview.
When you sign up for Time4Learning, you can help us place your child at the appropriate math level. It's not unusual for a child gifted in math to be weaker in language arts. With Time4Learning, your child can pick and choose those lessons that are most meaningful to him or her (and to you!). If a parent wants to change a grade level up or down permanently, we can shift the student easily.
Once placed, you have access to the materials in adjacent years so in areas where the student is ready for even more challenge or would like to review, you can click forward and back. This is especially important for gifted children, who often have uneven skills development in different subjects.
Math Lessons Include:
PreSchool - First Grade Math Lessons
Features & Sets: Sort by colors, size, and shape
Numbers & Quantity : Teaches numbers to 20
Measurement: Order objects in inches and feet
Second - Third Grade Math Lessons
Math Patterns: Predict and extend arithmetic patterns
Angles: Students distinguish between obtuse, acute & right angles
Fourth - Sixth Grade Math Lessons
Probability: Students compare probability using fractions and data tables
Multiplying Fractions: Students will multiply mixed numbers by whole numbers and fractions.
Seventh - Eighth Grade Math Lessons
Add Integers: Students review positive and negative values and number lines.
The Distributive Property - Factoring: Apply the distributive property of multiplication to find the factors of an expression.
Click here if your child is ready for Algebra or Pre- Algebra.
Learn More
To get a better understanding of the curriculum and lesson plans, see the Time4Learning scope and sequence.
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