Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 1 Bundle
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Overview
For Ages 5-7Â
Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 1 is a Christian homeschool math curriculum designed to ignite a love for math in your first-grade level students. This carefully paired bundle combines textbook and practice workbook for complete, stress-free first-grade math experience that grows understanding without overwhelm.Â
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Product Details
| SKU | MLFLE-B1 |
|---|---|
| Title | Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 1 Bundle |
| Series | Math Lessons for a Living Education |
| Contributors | Angela O'Dell |
| Publisher | New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC |
More Information
In Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 1, students learn math through short, engaging stories that connect numbers to real life. As children journey alongside Charlie and Charlotte, math concepts come alive through hands-on activities, colorful worksheets, and practical application—helping young learners see that math truly matters.
Practice Makes Perfect: Level 1 builds on that foundation by providing just-right reinforcement for every lesson. With additional worksheets, manipulatives, and quizzes, students gain extra practice where they need it most—without turning math into drill-and-kill or busywork.
Together, these two complementary resources create a gentle yet thorough math program that supports both guided instruction and growing independence.
Learn Math the Smarter Way
Students learn best when they are engaged and actively applying concepts to real life. Math Lessons for a Living Education helps students learn smarter, not harder. With an instructional blend of exciting stories, copy work, oral narration, and hands-on experiences, MLFLE Level 1 brings math concepts to life and demonstrates why math matters.
Math Lessons Kids Love
Math Lessons for a Living Education creates a stress-free, tear-free environment for your child to learn, grow, and develop their math skills. Because your student is relating newfound knowledge to everyday life, they’ll retain those skills, too!
What Your Student Will Learn and Practice
- How to count & write numbers 0-100
- Counting by 2s, 5s, & 10s
- Addition and subtraction of numbers 0-10
- Place value to hundreds
- Shapes and patterns
- Simple fractions
- How to tell time
- and so much more!
PLACEMENT NOTE: Level 1 is recommended for Grade 1 or ages 5-7 years old. Please use the Math Readiness Test to determine if this level is best for your student.
Why Parents Love This Bundle
Math Lessons for a Living Education: Level 1 Bundle is a complete first-grade math solution with both instruction and reinforcement. In review, after review, parents mention these product perks:
- Easy-to-follow daily schedule for 36 weeks
- Short, manageable lessons (15–30 minutes)
- No drill-and-kill approach
- Confidence-building practice without frustration
- Designed for parent and child to learn together, with opportunities for independent work
- Faith-based, real-life learning that connects math to God’s world
- Full-color, perforated worksheets
- Hands-on activities and manipulatives
- Answer keys
FAQs For detailed answers to many commonly asked questions, visit the Knowledge Base for MLFLE.
Table of Contents
- Textbook Table of Contents
- Using This Course
- Schedule
- Lesson 1: The Adventure Begins! We Learn Numbers 0–9
- Lesson 2: How Many Eggs? Review of Numbers 0–9
- Lesson 3: A Bed for Pokey; Introducing Rectangles
- Lesson 4: Circles and Patterns
- Lesson 5: Review of Concepts
- Lesson 6: More Numbers, Patterns, Shapes; Introducing Triangles
- Lesson 7: Learning to Count with Bigger Numbers—Place Values
- Lesson 8: More Work with Place Values
- Lesson 9: Review of Concepts
- Lesson 10: Place Value, Patterns of 10s
- Lesson 11: Practice with Patterns and Shapes
- Lesson 12: Introducing the + and = Symbols
- Lesson 13: Addition + 1
- Lesson 14: Writing & Adding Numbers; Introducing the Days of the Week
- Lesson 15: More About Addition (Vertical Addition)
- Lesson 16: More Addition; Introducing Squares
- Lesson 17: Two by Two (Introducing Skip Counting by 2s)
- Lesson 18: Number Families, Addition to Ten
- Lesson 19: Counting by 10
- Lesson 20: Counting Groups
- Lesson 21: Solving for an Unknown
- Lesson 22: Tally Marks to Make Groups of Five
- Lesson 23: Counting by 5s
- Lesson 24: Telling Time, Part 1
- Lesson 25: Telling Time, Part 2
- Lesson 26: Telling Time, Part 3
- Lesson 27: Introducing Simple Fractions, Part 1
- Lesson 28: Introducing Simple Fractions, Part 2
- Lesson 29: Introduction to Subtraction
- Lesson 30: Subtraction -1
- Lesson 31: Review of Shapes
- Lesson 32: Review of Place Value — Numbers to 100
- Lesson 33: Review of Addition
- Lesson 34: Review of Skip Counting 2’s and 5’s
- Lesson 35: Review of Skip Counting 10’s & Tally Marks
- Lesson 36: Review of Numbers to 100
- Manipulative Section
- Appendix – Bean Sprouting Project Instructions
- Practice Workbook Table of Contents
- Welcome
- Worksheet Section
- Lesson 1: Learning Numbers 0–9
- Lesson 2: Review of Numbers 0–9
- Lesson 3: Introducing Rectangles
- Lesson 4: Circles and Patterns
- Lesson 5: Review of Concepts Lesson
- Lesson 6: More Numbers, Patterns, Shapes; Introducing Triangles
- Lesson 7: Learning to Count with Bigger Numbers — Place Values
- Lesson 8: Numbers 10–15Â
- Lesson 9: Numbers 16–20
- Lesson 10: Place Value, Patterns of 10s
- Lesson 11: Practice with Patterns and Shapes
- Lesson 12: Introducing the + and = Symbols
- Lesson 13: Addition + 1
- Lesson 14: Writing & Adding Numbers; Introducing the Days of the WeekÂ
- Lesson 15: More About Addition (Vertical Addition)
- Lesson 16: More Addition; Introducing Squares
- Lesson 17: Two by Two (Introducing Skip Counting by 2s)
- Lesson 18: Number Families, Addition to TenÂ
- Lesson 19: Counting by 10Â
- Lesson 20: Practice Counting the Groups of 100
- Lesson 21: Solving for an UnknownÂ
- Lesson 22: Tally Marks to Make Groups of Five
- Lesson 23: Counting by 5s Lesson
- Lesson 24: Telling Time, Part 1Â
- Lesson 25: Telling Time, Part 2
- Lesson 26: Telling Time, Part 3
- Lesson 27: Introducing Simple Fractions, Part 1
- Lesson 28: Introducing Simple Fractions, Part 2
- Lesson 29: Introduction to Subtraction
- Lesson 30: Subtraction – 1
- Quiz Section
- Quiz 1: Take after Lesson 4
- Quiz 2: Take after Lesson 9Â
- Quiz 3: Take after Lesson 17
- Quiz 4: Take after Lesson 30
- Solutions Manual
- Lesson Solutions
- Quiz Solutions
Customer Reviews
My first experience with math lessons one with my 2nd oldest was a mixed bag, but that child ended up having developmental vision issues that were affecting all of her school work so anything with a worksheet was very difficult for her. Even though we couldn't use Math Lessons 1 as written for her, it was by far the easiest curriculum to adapt to her needs of all the ones that I had tried before. The Practice Makes Perfect book was great for finding alternate worksheets for her since there wasn't as much information on the page to overwhelm her. I think being able to get the PDF of the practice book and print black and white was also helpful for her.
Now my 3rd daughter who is 6 years old is doing Math Level 1 and it has been a perfect fit for her developmentally! She is moving through the regular lesson book very quickly so I am thankful to have Practice Makes Perfect so that we can review the concepts again and make sure she has a solid grasp of the concepts before moving on to Level Two.
This series is designed to be developmentally appropriate, so you will see lighter work loads that build with each level (and graduates of this series are well-prepared for Principles of Mathematics). If we need extra practice with a concept, we pull in some pages from Practice Makes Perfect and the various activities help to reinforce what we are learning. (PMP has also been helpful to keep math skills sharp through the summer!)
The only thing I wish were different is math facts memory work. I feel like the facts are introduced in kind of random order, and while there are a lot of prompts to review, it is easy to skip over them since it is not actually written into the curriculum. Obviously that responsibility falls on the teacher, but it would be helpful to have it more thoroughly incorporated. Overall though, I love this series and wish it had been around when I was a child!
The student book is the main part and Practice makes perfect makes it even sweeter.
I can use the tests in PMP for record keeping, or many parts of PMP, while the bulk of the learning and work is in the student book. Both the student book and the PMP book line up with their lessons, making it easy on mom to add in the reinforcements where needed.
PMP adds in the color by number pages that my daughter loves. A sweet base to starting math that encourages the student to keep going. My daughter was sad to leave her piggy math, but has been doing very well using this series.
