Math Trek Grade R to 3

Math Trek Grade R to 3

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

Math Trek R, 1, 2, 3 is a comprehensive curriculum-based program which covers the mathematics knowledge and skills generally taught in grades Kindergarten, 1, 2 and 3. It is a multimedia program with sound, animation and graphics, which provides exploratory activities. It is organized under the strands typically found in the grade 1, 2 and 3 mathematics curriculum:
Number Sense and Numeration;
Patterning and Algebra;
Geometry and Spatial Sense;
Data Management and Probability;
Measurement.

It may be used on standalone computers or on a network on Windows computers.

Modules Outline

  • Count by 1/2/3/5/10/25/100 and 1000 using different starting points.
  • Identify numbers to 1000 in real life
  • Round numbers to the nearest 100
  • Estimate then count the number of objects, and compare estimate to actual
  • Mentally add and subtract one and two digit numbers
  • Recall addition and subtraction facts to 18.
  • Add 3-digit numbers with and without regrouping
  • Read and write number words to 100
  • Interpret multiplication and division sentences
  • Multiples by 5
  • Compare/order/represent and describe whole numbers
  • Round numbers to nearest 10
  • Counting forward 1-50
  • Counting backwards from 20
  • Identify place value
  • Read and write words to 20
  • Solve number problems with at least one operation
  • Estimate quantity
  • Add and subtract to 10
  • Understand That Patterns Are Made Up Of Attributes.
  • Identify Patterns In Which At Least Two Attributes Change.
  • Create A Pattern In Which Two Or More Attributes Change.
  • Describe, Draw, And Make Models Of Patterns Using Objects, Letters And Numbers.
  • Recognizes Similarities And Differences In Attributes.
  • Grades 2 & 3: Recognize That Patterning Results From Repeating An Operation, Using                               Transformation Or Making Some Other Changes To An Attribute.
  • Sort Objects Using Two Attributes.
  • Exploring Two Attributes In Creating A Pattern.
  • Understand That Patterning Results From Repeating An Operation, Using Transformation Or Making Other Changes To An Attribute.
  • Identify Patterns.
  • Identify Counting Patterns In Hundreds Charts.
  • Sort Objects Using A Given Attribute.
  • Compare, Sort And Classify 2-D Shapes
  • Using One Attribute To Create A Simple Pattern.
  • Describe, Draw And Make Models Of Patterns Using Objects, Letters And Numbers.
  • Make Models Of Patterns Using Letters And Numbers.
  • Recognizing Similarities And Differences In Attributes.
  • Sort Objects Using A Given Attribute.
  • Explore Multiples In A Hundreds Chart.
  • Make Models Of Patterns Using Objects.
  • Recognize Similarities And Differences In A Variety Of Attributes.
  • Use One Attribute To Create A Pattern

Compare Patterns Using Objects, Pictures, Actions And Spoken Words

  • Read and write time to the nearest 5 minutes, 15 minutes, half an hour and hour using analogue clock.
  • Make purchases and change with money up to R2.00.
  • Read and record temperature to the nearest degree.
  • Estimate, measure and record the mass of familiar objects using standard units.
  • Recognize that the shape and size of an object does not necessarily determine it’s mass.
  • Measuring the perimeter of two- dimensional shapes using standard units.
  • Measuring the linear dimension of an object using standard unit.
  • Select an appropriate standard unit to measure length.
  • Relate temperature to daily activities.
  • Relate changes in temperature to their own activities.
  • Count money amounts to R100.00
  • Measure and record the distance around objects, using non-standard units
  • Estimate and measure specified areas using uniform non-standard units
  • Count the number of shapes that will cover a surface
  • Classify and describe linear attributes of objects
  • Compare two objects using the words “bigger than” and “smaller” than
  • Conduct Simple Probability Experiments and predict results.
  • Predict possibilities and apply the concept of ‘likelihood’ to events in problem solving.
  • Use mathematical language in discussion to describe probability.
  • Generate questions that have a finite number of responses for their own surveys.
  • Record data and tally charts.
  • Identify Basic parts of a graph, labels, scales, title, data.
  • Construct bar graphs and pictographs using scales with multiples of two.
  • Interpret data from graphs.
  • Use two or more attributes to sort objects and data.
  • Organize data in venn diagrams and charts using several criteria.
  • Collect first-hand data from the environment.
  • Explore through simple games and experiments and the likelihood that an event may occur.
  • Identify attributes and rules in pre-sorted sets.
  • Organize data using graphic organizers and various recording methods.
  • Construct and label simple concrete graphs, bar graphs and pictographs using one-to-one correspondence.
  • Compare, sort and classify concrete objects according to a specific attribute.
  • Relate objects to numbers on a graph with one-to-one correspondence.
  • Organize materials on concrete graphs and pictographs using one-to-one correspondence.
  • Collect first-hand data by counting objects, conducting surveys, measuring and performing simple experiments.
  • Read and discuss data from graphs made with concrete materials and express understanding in a variety of informal ways.
  • Compare data using appropriate language including quantative terms such as ‘how many more’.
  • Conduct surveys, measuring and performing simple experiments.
  • Construct, with assistance, a concrete graph using one-to-one correspondence.
  • Compare data in two categories, using words such as ‘more’, ‘less’, ‘the same’.
  • Collect, with assistance, first hand information.
  • Sort concrete objects according to a specific attribute.
  • Construct, with assistance, a first-hand graph, using one-to-one correspondence.

Math Trek Grade 4 to 6

Math Trek Grade 4 to 6

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

Math Trek 4 – 6 is a comprehensive curriculum-based. program. It is organized under the strands typically found in the grade 4 – 6 mathematics curriculum:
Algebra and Patterning;
Data Analysis and Probability;
Geometry and Spatial sense;
Numeration and Number Sense;
Measurements.

Includes: audio clips, show answer feature. student tracking system and teacher’s resource manual.

It may be used on standalone computers or on a network on Windows computers.

Modules Outline

  • Add two 3-digit numbers.
  • Add two 4-digit numbers.
  • Subtract a three-digit number from a three-digit number.
  • Subtract a three-digit number from a four-digit number.
  • Multiply a two-digit number by a one-digit number.
  • Multiply a three-digit number by a one-digit number.
  • Divide a three-digit number by a one-digit number without a remainder.
  • Divide a three-digit number by a one-digit number with a remainder.
  • Express whole numbers to 10 000 in standard and expanded forms.
  • Write whole numbers to 10 000 in standard, expanded and written form.
  • Compare and order whole numbers and decimals from 0.01 to 10 000.
  • Represent and compare mixed numbers and proper and improper fractions with like denominators.
  • Connect proper fractions with decimals (tenths and hundreds).
  • Read decimal numbers to hundredths.
  • Compare and order decimals.
  • Relate division to multiplication.
  • Add 3- three digit numbers.
  • Add 4-three digit numbers.
  • Subtract a four digit number from a four digit number.
  • Multiply a two-digit number by a two-digit number.
  • Divide a 4 digit number by a one-digit number without a remainder.
  • Divide a 4 digit number by a one-digit number with a remainder.
  • Write whole numbers to 100 000 in standard, expanded and written form.
  • Write numbers from 0.01 to 100 000
  • Compare and order the place value of whole numbers and decimals from 0.01 to 100 000.
  • Represent and compare mixed numbers and proper and improper fractions with simple denominators (e.g. 2 and 4).
  • Relate division to fractions.
  • Demonstrate the equivalence of a proper fraction.
  • Relate a fraction with a denominator of 10 or 100 to decimal.
  • Write decimal numbers to hundredths.
  • Add 3-four digit numbers.
  • Subtract a 4-digit number from a 5-digit number.
  • Multiply a 3-digit number by a 2-digit number.
  • Divide a 4-digit number by a 2-digit number without a remainder
  • Divide a 4-digit number by a 2-digit number with a remainder.
  • Write whole numbers to 1 000 000 in standard, expanded and written forms
  • Write numbers from 0.001 to any numbers greater than 1 000 000
  • Compare and order the value of whole numbers and decimals from 0.001 to 1 000 000
  • Compare mixed numbers and improper fractions with unlike denominators
  • Relate fractions to decimals
  • Read decimal numbers to thousands
  • Use the correct order of operations when solving number sentences involving whole numbers.
  • Round 2-digit numbers to the nearest 10.
  • Round whole numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1000, 10 000,1 000 000)
  • Round decimal to the nearest 0.1/ 0.01/ 0.001
  • Round numbers to the nearest 0.001/0.01/0.1/1/10/100/1000/10 0000/100 000/ 1000 000
  • Demonstrate an understanding of place value of tens and ones
  • Compare and order whole numbers and decimals from 0.01 to 10 000
  • Represent proper fractions with simple denominators
  • Obtain a proper fraction equivalent to a given proper fraction.
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  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by 2.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by3.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by4.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by5.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by6.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by7.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by8.
  • Recognize numbers that are devisable by9.
  • Understanding the behavior of even and odd numbers under addition and subtraction.
  • Determine the value of a missing term in equations
  • Determine equations involving addition and subtraction and having a missing term.
  • Identify composite numbers.
  • Identify Prime numbers.
  • Express a number as a product of primes.
  • Identify common factors.
  • Identify and complete number patters.
  • Identify and complete patterns
  • Identify and complete number patterns that identify changes in terms of two variables.
  • Identify and complete patterns that identify changes in terms of two or more attributes.
  • Select the appropriate standard unit to measure linear dimensions.
  • Estimate lengths in, millimeters, centimeters, meters and kilometers.
  • Calculate the perimeter of a geometric shape.
  • Select appropriate units of measure for perimeter.
  • Select appropriate units of measure for area.
  • Calculate the area of a geometric shape.
  • Estimate area by counting whole and partial grid squares.
  • Calculate the area of a geometric figure using formula.
  • Measure lengths of sides of a geometric figure and calculate the area of a geometric shape using formula.
  • Estimate and compare areas by counting whole and partial grid squares.
  • Calculate and compare areas of rectangles using formula.
  • Select the most appropriate standard unit to measure the capacity of containers.
  • Estimate volume of real world objects.
  • Relate years to decades, decades to centuries and centuries to millennia.
  • Understand the difference between a 12 hour clock and a 24 hour clock.
  • Solve real life problems related to elapsed time.
  • Solve real life problems related to time zones.
  • Select appropriate units of measure for mass.
  • Use prefixes in the metric system.
  • Understand the relationship between millimeters and cubic centimeters.
  • Convert between meters and centimeters.
  • Convert between mm and cm.
  • Calculate and compare areas of triangles using formulas.
  • Calculate the volume of a rectangular prism.
  • Use the formula for calculating the volume of rectangular prisms.
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  • Record data on a tally sheet.
  • Record data on a bar graph.
  • Read and interpret data presented on pictographs having a many to one correspondence.
  • Display data on pictographs having a many to one correspondence.
  • Calculate probability.
  • Use knowledge of probability to solve simple problems.
  • Predict probability in simple experiments and use fractions to describe probability.
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  • Identify similar and congruent figures.( Triangles, Polygons, Angles, Cylinders, Prisms)
  • Demonstrate an understanding of translation, reflection and rotation.
  • Identify net for a variety of polyhedral( cube)
  • Sort polygons according to the number of sides, angles, vertices.
  • Classify two-dimensional shapes (triangles) according to the angle and side properties.
  • Classify two-dimensional shapes (quadrilaterals) according to the angle and side properties.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of coordinates.
  • Distinguish between parallel and non- parallel line segments.
  • Measure angles using a protractor.
  • Classify angles as acute, right, obtuse, straight and reflex.
  • Identify closed plane figures.
  • Name triangles.
  • Determine the measure of an angle of a triangle given the measure of the other two.
  • Name quadrilaterals.
  • Distinguish between various terms relating to a circle.
  • Identify lines of symmetry
  • Name geometric solids( Prisms and pyramids)
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Math Trek Grade 7 to 8

Math Trek Grade 7 to 8

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The award winning Math Trek 7 – 8 is a comprehensive. curriculum-based program for grades seven and eight. It is a multimedia program with interactive tutorials, activities, explorations, exercises, various tools (graphing, scientific calculator, glossary and journal). assessment components and student and tracking. 10 topics:
Pattering and Algebra.
Data Management,
Decimals Fractions.
Geometry.
Measurement.
Percent.
Probability.
Rate.
Ratio and Proportion,
Whole Numbers and Integers.

The teacher can modify the topics quizzes.

It may be used on standalone computers or on a network on Windows computers.

Modules Outline

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Percentages

  • Introduction
  • Number Lines and Percentages
  • Comparing and Ordering Percentages
  • Questions

Operations with Percentages

  • Introduction
  • Converting Percentages to Fractions,
  • Converting Percentages to Decimals
  • Converting to Percentages
  • Estimations
  • Calculating Percentages
  • Calculating Percentages of a Number
  • Percentages Less Than 1, Greater Than 100
  • Combining Percentages
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions

Quiz

  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Fractions

  • Introduction
  • Proper, Improper, and Mixed Fractions
  • Equivalent Fractions
  • Reducing Fractions to Lowest Terms
  • Number Lines and Fractions
  • Comparing and Ordering Fractions
  • Questions

Operations with Fractions

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Exponents
  • Square Roots
  • Associative, Commutative, Distributive
  • Order of Operations( Bodmas/Bodmes)
  • Converting Fractions to Decimals
  • Converting Fractions to Percent
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Ratio

  • Introduction
  • Unit Rates
  • Equivalent Rates
  • Converting Rates
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Ratio & Proportion

  • Introduction
  • Ratios, Proportions, Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions

Quiz

  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Whole Numbers

  • Introduction
  • Place Value
  • Expanded Form

Powers and Perfect Squares

  • Square Roots
  • Prime and Composite Numbers
  • Factors

            Questions

Understanding Integers

  • Introduction
  • Comparing and Ordering Integers
  • Questions

Operations with Integers

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Exponentiation
  • Order of Operations
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Connecting Patterns
  • Careers

Variables and Expressions

  • Introduction
  • Numbers and Variables
  • Words and Expressions
  • Evaluating Expressions
  • Questions

Patterns and Relationships

  • Introduction
  • Identifying Patterns
  • Variables and Patterns
  • Representing Relationships
  • Questions

Equations

  • Introduction
  • Words and Equations
  • Solving Equations
  • Inequalities
  • Questions

Graphs

  • Introduction
  • Graphing Relations
  • Interpolating and Extrapolating
  • Linear Graphs
  • Graphs of Inequalities
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Collecting Data

  • Introduction
  • Population vs Sample
  • Designing and Conducting a Study
  • Databases

Organizing and Representing Data

  • Introduction
  • Organizing Data
  • Tally Charts
  • Bar Graphs
  • Pictographs
  • Circle Graphs
  • Histograms
  • Line Graphs
  • Stem-and-Leaf Plots
  • Scatter Plots
  • Graphing Comparisons
  • Questions

Analyzing and Interpreting Data

  • Introduction
  • Mode
  • Mean
  • Median

            Measures of Central Tendency

  • Stem plots
  • Variability
  • Box and Whisker
  • Lines of Best Fit
  • Correlations
  • Computers
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Careers

Charts & Tree Diagrams

  • Charts
  • Listing Outcomes
  • Tree Diagrams
  • Questions

Experimental Probability

  • Introduction
  • Collected Data

Theoretical Probability

  • Introduction
  • Events
  • Listing Outcomes
  • Computing Theoretical Probability
  • Questions

Complex Events

  • Independent Events
  • Dependent Events
  • Complementary Events
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Understanding Decimals

  • Introduction
  • Number Lines and Decimals
  • Place Value
  • Expanded Form
  • Square Roots
  • Comparing and Ordering Decimals
  • Reading and Writing Decimals
  • Terminating Decimals
  • Repeating Decimals
  • Questions

Operations with Decimals

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Associative and Commutative
  • Distributive Property
  • Order of Operations
  • Converting Decimals to Fractions
  • Converting Decimals to Percent
  • Questions

Scientific Notation

  • Introduction
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Length

  • Introduction
  • Perimeter
  • Radius and Diameter
  • Composite Shapes
  • Questions

Area

  • Introduction
  • Rectangles
  • Parallelograms

            Triangles

  • Circles
  • Composite Shapes
  • Questions

Surface Area

  • Introduction
  • Questions

Volume

  • Introduction
  • Rectangular Prisms
  • Triangular Prisms
  • Cylinders
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Angles

  • Introduction
  • Measuring
  • Classifying
  • Questions

Intersecting, Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

  • Lines and Planes
  • Angles
  • Transversals
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Triangles

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Interior Angle Sum
  • Isosceles Triangles
  • Equilateral Triangles
  • Coordinates and Triangles
  • Questions

Quadrilaterals

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Angle Properties
  • Diagonal Properties
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Polygons

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Angle Properties
  • Questions

Geometric Solids

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Skeletons
  • Nets
  • Perspectives
  • Planes of Symmetry
  • Questions

Congruence and Similarity

  • Introduction
  • Identifying Congruent Figures
  • Tiling
  • Identifying Similar Figures
  • Scale Diagrams
  • Enlargements and Reductions
  • Questions

Transformations

  • Introduction
  • Translations
  • Reflections
  • Rotations
  • Dilatations
  • Questions

Symmetry

  • Introduction
  • Reflection Symmetry
  • Rotational Symmetry
  • Questions

Pythagorean Theorem

  • Introduction
  • The Pythagorean Relationship
  • Using the Pythagorean Relationship
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Math Trek Grade 7 to 9 Afrikaans

Math Trek Grade 7 to 9 Afrikaans

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The award winning Math Trek 7 – 8 is a comprehensive. curriculum-based program for grades seven and eight. It is a multimedia program with interactive tutorials, activities, explorations, exercises, various tools (graphing, scientific calculator, glossary and journal). assessment components and student and tracking. 10 topics:
Pattering and Algebra.
Data Management,
Decimals Fractions.
Geometry.
Measurement.
Percent.
Probability.
Rate.
Ratio and Proportion,
Whole Numbers and Integers.

The teacher can modify the topics quizzes.

It may be used on standalone computers or on a network on Windows computers.

Modules Outline

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Percentages

  • Introduction
  • Number Lines and Percentages
  • Comparing and Ordering Percentages
  • Questions

Operations with Percentages

  • Introduction
  • Converting Percentages to Fractions,
  • Converting Percentages to Decimals
  • Converting to Percentages
  • Estimations
  • Calculating Percentages
  • Calculating Percentages of a Number
  • Percentages Less Than 1, Greater Than 100
  • Combining Percentages
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions

Quiz

  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Fractions

  • Introduction
  • Proper, Improper, and Mixed Fractions
  • Equivalent Fractions
  • Reducing Fractions to Lowest Terms
  • Number Lines and Fractions
  • Comparing and Ordering Fractions
  • Questions

Operations with Fractions

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Exponents
  • Square Roots
  • Associative, Commutative, Distributive
  • Order of Operations( Bodmas/Bodmes)
  • Converting Fractions to Decimals
  • Converting Fractions to Percent
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Ratio

  • Introduction
  • Unit Rates
  • Equivalent Rates
  • Converting Rates
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Ratio & Proportion

  • Introduction
  • Ratios, Proportions, Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions

Quiz

  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Understanding Whole Numbers

  • Introduction
  • Place Value
  • Expanded Form

Powers and Perfect Squares

  • Square Roots
  • Prime and Composite Numbers
  • Factors

            Questions

Understanding Integers

  • Introduction
  • Comparing and Ordering Integers
  • Questions

Operations with Integers

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Exponentiation
  • Order of Operations
  • Estimation
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Connecting Patterns
  • Careers

Variables and Expressions

  • Introduction
  • Numbers and Variables
  • Words and Expressions
  • Evaluating Expressions
  • Questions

Patterns and Relationships

  • Introduction
  • Identifying Patterns
  • Variables and Patterns
  • Representing Relationships
  • Questions

Equations

  • Introduction
  • Words and Equations
  • Solving Equations
  • Inequalities
  • Questions

Graphs

  • Introduction
  • Graphing Relations
  • Interpolating and Extrapolating
  • Linear Graphs
  • Graphs of Inequalities
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Collecting Data

  • Introduction
  • Population vs Sample
  • Designing and Conducting a Study
  • Databases

Organizing and Representing Data

  • Introduction
  • Organizing Data
  • Tally Charts
  • Bar Graphs
  • Pictographs
  • Circle Graphs
  • Histograms
  • Line Graphs
  • Stem-and-Leaf Plots
  • Scatter Plots
  • Graphing Comparisons
  • Questions

Analyzing and Interpreting Data

  • Introduction
  • Mode
  • Mean
  • Median

            Measures of Central Tendency

  • Stem plots
  • Variability
  • Box and Whisker
  • Lines of Best Fit
  • Correlations
  • Computers
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Careers

Charts & Tree Diagrams

  • Charts
  • Listing Outcomes
  • Tree Diagrams
  • Questions

Experimental Probability

  • Introduction
  • Collected Data

Theoretical Probability

  • Introduction
  • Events
  • Listing Outcomes
  • Computing Theoretical Probability
  • Questions

Complex Events

  • Independent Events
  • Dependent Events
  • Complementary Events
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Questions
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Understanding Decimals

  • Introduction
  • Number Lines and Decimals
  • Place Value
  • Expanded Form
  • Square Roots
  • Comparing and Ordering Decimals
  • Reading and Writing Decimals
  • Terminating Decimals
  • Repeating Decimals
  • Questions

Operations with Decimals

  • Introduction
  • Adding
  • Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Associative and Commutative
  • Distributive Property
  • Order of Operations
  • Converting Decimals to Fractions
  • Converting Decimals to Percent
  • Questions

Scientific Notation

  • Introduction
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Welcome

  • Introduction
  • Careers

Length

  • Introduction
  • Perimeter
  • Radius and Diameter
  • Composite Shapes
  • Questions

Area

  • Introduction
  • Rectangles
  • Parallelograms

            Triangles

  • Circles
  • Composite Shapes
  • Questions

Surface Area

  • Introduction
  • Questions

Volume

  • Introduction
  • Rectangular Prisms
  • Triangular Prisms
  • Cylinders
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Review
  • Careers

Angles

  • Introduction
  • Measuring
  • Classifying
  • Questions

Intersecting, Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

  • Lines and Planes
  • Angles
  • Transversals
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Triangles

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Interior Angle Sum
  • Isosceles Triangles
  • Equilateral Triangles
  • Coordinates and Triangles
  • Questions

Quadrilaterals

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Angle Properties
  • Diagonal Properties
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Polygons

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Angle Properties
  • Questions

Geometric Solids

  • Introduction
  • Classifying
  • Skeletons
  • Nets
  • Perspectives
  • Planes of Symmetry
  • Questions

Congruence and Similarity

  • Introduction
  • Identifying Congruent Figures
  • Tiling
  • Identifying Similar Figures
  • Scale Diagrams
  • Enlargements and Reductions
  • Questions

Transformations

  • Introduction
  • Translations
  • Reflections
  • Rotations
  • Dilatations
  • Questions

Symmetry

  • Introduction
  • Reflection Symmetry
  • Rotational Symmetry
  • Questions

Pythagorean Theorem

  • Introduction
  • The Pythagorean Relationship
  • Using the Pythagorean Relationship
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Questions

Problem Solving and Communication

  • Strategies and Solutions
  • Question
  • Quiz
  • Practice
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Math Trek Grade High School

Math Trek Grade High School

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The award winning Math Trek 9 – 12 is a comprehensive. curriculum-based program for grades nine to twelve. It is a multimedia program with interactive tutorials, activities, explorations, exercises, various tools (graphing, scientific calculator, glossary and journal). assessment components and student and tracking. 14 topics:
Numbers.
Polynomials,
Factoring, 
Rationales,
Equations,
Inequality,
Functions,
Geometry,
Statistics,
Linear,
Linear Systems,
Linear Equations,
Quadratic Equation,
Quadratic Function.

The teacher can modify the topics quizzes.

It may be used on standalone computers or on a network on Windows computers.

Modules Outline

  • Integers
  • Rational Numbers
  • Squares and Square Roots
  • Evaluating Powers
  • Exponent Laws
  • Negative/zero Exponents
  • Scientific Notation
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Adding and Subtracting
  • Multiplying
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Greatest Common Factor
  • Difference of Squares
  • Perfect Squares
  • Simple Trinomials
  • Complex Trinomials
  • Multi-step Factoring
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Restrictions
  • Simplifying
  • Multiplying
  • Dividing
  • Adding and Subtracting
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Solving Equations
  • Formulas
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Solving Inequalities
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Domain
  • Range
  • Values and Zeros
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Angles
  • Triangles
  • Polygons
  • Surface Area
  • Volume
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Collecting Data
  • Organizing Data
  • Analyzing Data
  • Line of Best Fit
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Linear and Non-linear
  • Slope and Intercepts
  • Graphing Slope
  • Alternate Forms
  • Interpolation and Extrapolation
  • Applications
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Graphs
  • Substitution
  • Elimination
  • Applications
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Graphs
  • Systems
  • Applications
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Isolation
  • Factoring
  • C completing the Square
  • Quadratic Formula
  • Applications
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz
  • Introduction
  • Graphing
  • Curve of Best Fit
  • Applications
  • Practice Quiz
  • Sample Quiz
  • Teacher’s Quiz

Language Trek Grade R to 2

Language Trek Grade R to 2

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The most effective language program ever. 

Modules Outline

Focuses on learning letters and sounds, emphasizes the letters of the alphabet. Instructs on the use of sounds and letters in the formation of words.

Focuses on words and sentences. Introduces nouns and adjectives and emphasizes sentence structure and style.

Focuses on and introduces the writing process. Explores organization of writing through the use of graphic organizers.

Focus on sentences. Emphasize sentence and style, incorporates punctuation, capitalization and sentence types.

Language Trek Grade 3 to 4

Language Trek Grade 3 to 4

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The most effective language program ever. 

There are 4 stages to visit in this module from beginner (level 1) to advanced (level 2).

Modules Outline

  • Grammar
  • Punctuation.
  • Spelling
  • Sentence structure
  • Use of abbreviations to spell frequently used words.
  • Use of comma prefixes and suffixes.
  • Use of compound words.
  • Use of irregular plurals correctly.
  • Divide words into syllables
  • Identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs.
  • Understand sentence structures, ie subject and predicate.
  • Construct simple and compound sentences.
  • Form irregular plurals.
  • Use exclamation marks appropriately.
  • Use the apostrophe in common contractions.
  • Use synonyms and antonyms.
  • Use quotation marks correctly.
  • Identify various parts of speech.
  • Use verb tenses correctly and appropriately
  • Use simple and compound sentences and vary their structure.
  • Focuses on oral and visual
  • Designing posters
  • Creating Writing articles captions
  • Acrostic poem
  • Short speech
  • Create simple media works.
  • Identify basic elements of text and basic techniques of that help convey the message in print and media materials
  • Focuses on strand of writing.
  • Creating a web and using it for paragraph creation.
  • Using idea boxes for writing stories showing a beginning, middle and end.
  • Completion of closed passages and editing given paragraphs.
  • Building sentences.
  • Paragraph writing.
  • Use connecting words correctly to link ideas.

Language Trek Grade 5 to 6

Language Trek Grade 5 to 6

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The most effective language program ever. 

Consists of 4 stages from beginner(level 1) to advance(level 2)

Modules Outline

  • Misspelled words
  • Syllabification
  • Singular and Plural forms of Nouns
  • Quotation marks in Sentences
  • Titles
  • Simple , Compound, Complex sentences
  • Prefixes, Period, Questions mark
  • Exclamation mark
  • Comma
  • Root words
  • Synonyms
  • Antonyms
  • Suffixes
  • Phrases
  • Prepositions
  • Pronouns
  • Antecedents
  • Poetry
  • Produce Stories
  • Letters
  • Instructions
  • Communicate ideas t0 specific audiences
  • Produce media text
  • Produce pieces of writing using a variety of terms, techniques and resources
  • Select words and phrases to create special effects
  • Identify various types of media works
  • Analyse media work
  • Identify the main characteristics of some familiar media
  • Identify descriptive and figurative language in oral and media text
  • Focuses on reading and research

Language Trek Grade 7 to 8

Language Trek Grade 7 to 8

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The most effective language program ever. 

Consists of 2 stages from beginner(level 1) to advance(level 2)

Modules Outline - Level 1

  • This section should be completed when the student first accesses the program.
  • Skills are developed here so that students are able to effectively complete activities in the different Locations
  • Identify and name major parts of a sentence
  • Use modifiers, including prepositional phrases, correctly and with increasing effectiveness
  • Use a variety of sentence structures
  • Know and apply conventions in Simple, compound and complex sentences
  • Use a variety of subordinate clauses correctly and appropriately for their purposes
  • Use periods consistently after initials, after abbreviations containing lower-case letters and in decimal numbers
  • Use parentheses appropriately
  • Know spelling conventions and apply them to familiar and unfamiliar words
  • Use and spell correctly the vocabulary for these grades
  • Spell a wide variety of commonly used word
  • Identify some generalizations about spelling and use them to spell difficult and unfamiliar words
  • Use a variety of resources to spell difficult and unfamiliar words
  • Understand the vocabulary and language structures appropriate for this grade

The tutorial focuses on narrative elements of plot setting and character. They complete a variety of activities including a detailed plot graph.

This tutorial focuses on poetic devices (Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Simily, Metaphor, and Personification)

  • Creating song lyrics for accompany music
  • Creation of a parody of a nursery rhyme, and childhood memory poem
  • Writing a dramatic monologue

Focuses on script writing, how to write a dialogue for a play.

  • The writing process is followed as students compose a monologue and play script

This section focuses on writing skills for the real World of work.

  • Memo – Form and structure
  • E-Mail – Components of an E-Mail
  • Business Letter – Format of a business letter

Focus is placed on linking paragraphs and using a variety of sentence structures

  • Identify various types of media works
  • Create a variety of media works
  • Analyze and interpret media works
  • Use the conventions of oral language
  • Listen to organize and classify information and thinking
  • Produce media texts using writing and materials from other media
  • Use special terminology
  • Describe the function of different elements in various media
  • Rehearse and revise materials to prepare for presentations

Modules Outline - Level 2

Complete this section first as it explains how the rest of the program is working

  • Identify a wide range of media works and describe techniques used in them
  • Create media works of some complexity
  • Analyze and interpret media works
  • Use conventions of various media
  • Identify and describe techniques used to create mood in oral and media texts
  • Use resource materials to illustrate ideas in presentations
  • Identify and analyze the formulas used in different categories of media works
  • Describe a media work, outlining its different parts and the steps and choices involved in planning and producing it
  • Produce media texts using writing and materials from other media
  • Use different styles of types appropriately for specific purposes
  • Recognize ways in which oral and media texts capture specific elements of culture or period of history.
  • Focuses on reading and research
  • Development and practice of reading skills

Main focus areas

  • Accurate spelling
  • Capitalization
  • Punctuation
  • Sentence structure
  • Sentence type and structure attending to style
  • Grammar
  • Spelling
  • Use and spell correctly
  • Use of pronouns correctly
  • Use of comma
  • Use quotation marks
  • Use ellipses
  • Use a dash
  • Use Punctuation
  • Titles
  • Speech

Science Trek Grades 4-6

Science Trek Grades 4-6

Grade

R to 3

Language

English

Price

R1495,00

Modules Overview

The most effective science program ever. 

Consists of 4 Areas, Living Things, Matter, Energy and Earth & Space. 

Modules Outline

  • Motion
  • Pulleys and Gears
  • Forces, Simple machines, Mechanisms
  • Electricity
  • Sound and Light
  • Conservation of Energy
  • Human body
  • Habitats and Communities
  • Diversity of Living things
  • Flight and the properties of air
  • Structures
  • Properties and changes of materials
  • Rocks and Minerals
  • Weather
  • Space