Singapore Math
Dimensions Math Textbook KA
Dimensions Math® Textbook KA
Chapter 1: Match, Sort, and Classify
Lesson 1: Left and Right
Lesson 2: Same and Similar
Lesson 3: Look for One That is Different
Lesson 4: How Does it Feel?
Lesson 5: Match the Things That Go Together
Lesson 6: Sort
Lesson 7: Practice
Chapter 2: Numbers to 5
Lesson 1: Count to 5
Lesson 2: Count Things up to 5
Lesson 3: Recognize the Numbers 1 to 3
Lesson 4: Recognize the Numbers 4 and 5
Lesson 5: Count and Match
Lesson 6: Write the Numbers 1 and 2
Lesson 7: Write the Number 3
Lesson 8: Write the Number 4
Lesson 9: Trace and Write 1 to 5
Lesson 10: Zero
Lesson 11: Picture Graphs
Lesson 12: Practice
Chapter 3: Numbers to 10
Lesson 1: Count 1 to 10
Lesson 2: Count Up to 7 Things
Lesson 3: Count Up to 9 Things
Lesson 4: Count Up to 10 Things — Part 1
Lesson 5: Count Up to 10 Things — Part 2
Lesson 6: Recognize the Numbers 6 to 10
Lesson 7: Write the Numbers 6 and 7
Lesson 8: Write the Numbers 8, 9, and 10
Lesson 9: Write the Numbers 6 to 10
Lesson 10: Count and Write the Numbers 1 to 10
Lesson 11: Ordinal Positions
Lesson 12: One More Than
Lesson 13: Practice
Chapter 4: Shapes and Solids
Lesson 1: Curved or Flat
Lesson 2: Solid Shapes
Lesson 3: Closed Shapes
Lesson 4: Rectangles
Lesson 5: Squares
Lesson 6: Circles and Triangles
Lesson 7: Where is It?
Lesson 8: Hexagons
Lesson 9: Sizes and Shapes
Lesson 10: Combine Shapes
Lesson 11: Graphs
Lesson 12: Practice
Chapter 5: Compare Height, Length, Weight, and Capacity
Lesson 1: Comparing Height
Lesson 2: Comparing Length
Lesson 3: Height and Length — Part 1
Lesson 4: Height and Length — Part 2
Lesson 5: Weight — Part 1
Lesson 6: Weight — Part 2
Lesson 7: Weight — Part 3
Lesson 8: Capacity — Part 1
Lesson 9: Capacity — Part 2
Lesson 10: Practice
Chapter 6: Comparing Numbers Within 10
Lesson 1: Same and More
Lesson 2: More and Fewer
Lesson 3: More and Less
Lesson 4: Practice — Part 1
Lesson 5: Practice — Part 2
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Dimensions Math® PreK-5 series features the progression, rigor, and pacing that define Singapore math. Throughout the series, five characters offer students suggestions on how to think about problems. They remind students of strategies they’ve learned and point out important information that encourages them to come up with their own solutions.
Teacher’s Guides include lesson plans, mathematical background, games, helpful suggestions, and comprehensive resources for daily lessons. Lessons are laid out clearly and activities are designed for the whole class, small groups, and extension.
Textbooks and Workbooks do not include answer keys. Answers are in Teacher's Guides.
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