Kindergarten-5 Mathematics Programs
Found 4 matching programs:
Grade Level
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  K-3 | Tumbletown Tales Big math ideas from a little hamster |
Tumbletown Tales
Big math ideas from a little hamster
- Grade Levels:
- K-3
- Length:
- 2-4 minutes
- Taping Rights:
- School year
- MARC Record:
- Downloadable
- Teaching Materials:
- See Below
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In this entertaining primary series, a fun-loving hamster named Tumbleweed uses mathematics to solve problems in the world of fuzzy rodents. Tumbleweed models a variety of strategies in the problem-solving process and practices skills related to the big ideas in the math curriculum. The short, entertaining programs offer opportunities for students to discuss concepts such as capacity, perimeter, quantity, division, data analysis, and patterning.
The accompanying teacher’s guide offers additional activities that encourage students to further explore how math is helpful in practical ways. Each activity includes tips on how to extend the learning beyond the broadcast.
Program of Studies:
Mathematics: Number Properties and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data Analysis and Probability, and Algebraic Thinking
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  Upper primary-6 | Math Can Take You Places Real-world math in the travel industry |
Math Can Take You Places
Real-world math in the travel industry
- Grade Levels:
- Upper primary-6
- Length:
- 10 minutes
- Taping Rights:
- School year
- MARC Record:
- Downloadable
- Web Site:
- KERA
- Teaching Materials:
- See Below
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The Math Can Take You Places curriculum uses travel as a backdrop and five professionals in travel-related positions to show how algebraic thinking is used during everyday situations in the workplace. Studies have found that math concepts presented in real-world situations are critical to students’ understanding and long-term retention. The mathematical applications in the program are patterning, equivalency, reasonableness, measurement and problem solving.
Program of Studies:
Mathematics: Number Properties and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data Analysis and Probability, Algebraic Thinking
Practical Living/Vocational Studies: Employability Skills; and Career Awareness, Exploration, Planning.
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2009/10 KET ED Program Schedule
- 101. What's Cooking
- Patterns. 9 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 3:00 am ET/2:00 am CT on KETED
- 102. All Aboard
- Problem solving. 10 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 3:09 am ET/2:09 am CT on KETED
- 103. Amazing Amusement
- Domain, range, and reasonableness. 11 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 3:18 am ET/2:18 am CT on KETED
- 104. The Tall and Long of It
- Measurement of area and perimeter. 10 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 3:30 am ET/2:30 am CT on KETED
- 105. Time Flies
- Equivalency. 12 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 3:39 am ET/2:39 am CT on KETED
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Teaching Materials
- TEACHER'S GUIDE
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E-mail inquiries: math@kera.org
KERA-TV
(800) 496-3198
3000 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75201
Kentucky Academic Expectations
This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.
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  Upper primary-6 | The Eddie Files Math on the job |
The Eddie Files
Math on the job
- Grade Levels:
- Upper primary-6
- Length:
- 20-22 minutes
- Taping Rights:
- School year
- MARC Record:
- Downloadable
- Teaching Materials:
- See Below
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Through the eyes of Eddie, a fictional 5th grade student in real-life East Harlem math teacher Kay Toliver’s class, viewers discover how people use key math concepts and skills in the workplace. The series includes four “fileboxes” each with 4 episodes and accompanying teacher guide.
Program of Studies
Mathamatics: Number Properties and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data Analysis and Probability, Employability Skills, and Career Awareness, Exploration, and Planning
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2009/10 KET ED Program Schedule
- 101. Welcome to Math
- Eddie's first assignment in Kay Toliver's class is to find out about how people use math in their jobs. 19 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 4:00 am ET/3:00 am CT on KETED
- 102. Estimation
- With help from professionals who use estimation, Eddie makes an educated guess about the number of dogs in New York City. 19 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 4:18 am ET/3:18 am CT on KETED
- 103. Geometry
- Eddie learns how polygons are used to create everything from skyscrapers to collapsible spheres. 19 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 4:37 am ET/3:37 am CT on KETED
- 104. Fractions
- Eddie discovers surprising things about fractions from a chef, a percussionist, and a sports photographer. 19 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 4:56 am ET/3:56 am CT on KETED
- 201. Hot Dog Heaven (Distance, Time, and Speed)
- While Eddie looks for a lost dog, transportation professionals explain how millions of people move around New York City every day. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 5:14 am ET/4:14 am CT on KETED
- 202. The Lucky Batting Glove (Statistics)
- Eddie and Aunt Rosa discover the roles of mathematics in business and sports. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 5:37 am ET/4:37 am CT on KETED
- 203. The Veggie Stash-o-Matic (Circles)
- Eddie works on his assignmentinventing a machineas designers and engineers share the practical uses of geometry. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 5:59 am ET/4:59 am CT on KETED
- 204. The Fake Money Caper (Decimals)
- To help Secret Service agents track down counterfeiters, Eddie consults with people who create and safeguard the money supply. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 6:21 am ET/5:21 am CT on KETED
- 301. Sleep Like a Dog (Length and Area)
- When Aunt Rosa's dog is cast in a commercial, Eddie learns how people who design and make television and movie sets use math. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 6:43 am ET/5:43 am CT on KETED
- 302. The Big Concert (Patterns)
- While Eddie is preparing for his school's holiday concert, he learns how musicians use patterns. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 7:05 am ET/6:05 am CT on KETED
- 303. The Day Manhattan Ran Dry (Volume)
- Eddie meets people who make sure Manhattan never runs out of water. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 7:27 am ET/6:27 am CT on KETED
- 304. Eddie in Barbieland (The Counting Principle)
- When Eddie is asked to shop for doll clothes for his sister's birthday, he gets help from his teacher and some toy designers. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 8:00 am ET/7:00 am CT on KETED
- 401. The Lonesome Pine (Ratios)
- With the help of foresters and engineers, Eddie looks for a place to plant a young pine tree in Manhattan. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 8:22 am ET/7:22 am CT on KETED
- 402. The Green Thumb (Variables)
- Eddie receives advice from gardeners and a farm manager about the sunflower he is growing for Ms. Toliver's class. 22 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 8:44 am ET/7:44 am CT on KETED
- 403. The Dessert Derby (Charts and Graphs)
- Eddie's Aunt Ida follows professional advice and uses charts and graphs to compete in the East Harlem Community Center's dessert derby. 23 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 9:06 am ET/8:06 am CT on KETED
- 404. Take a Bite (Percents)
- Eddie sees how Ms. Toliver's lesson on percentages applies to graphic design when his photo is chosen for a campaign to bring tourists to New York City. 23 minutes
- Friday, September 4 at 9:28 am ET/8:28 am CT on KETED
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Teaching Materials
- TEACHER'S GUIDE
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NETA
(803) 799-5517
P.O. Box 50008
Columbia, SC 29250
Kentucky Academic Expectations
This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.
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  Upper primary-7 | Cyberchase Adventures in mathematics |
Cyberchase
Adventures in mathematics
- Grade Levels:
- Upper primary-7
- Length:
- 30 minutes
- Taping Rights:
- School year
- MARC Record:
- Downloadable
- Web Site:
- PBS Kids
- Teaching Materials:
- See Below
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Three kids take a wild ride through cyberspace in this animated series. Summoned out of the library by a computer named Motherboard, they use the power of math and logic to defeat the schemes of a villain who is on a quest to take over the cyberworld. Each episode focuses on one “big idea.”
Scheduling Note: The distributor does not allow block feeds of this series.
Program of Studies
Mathematics: Number Properties and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data Analysis and Probability, and Algebraic Thinking
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2009/10 Weekly Broadcast Schedules
- KET2: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 6:30/5:30 am CT
The schedule listed here includes only airings on the KET ED channel. See the complete Cyberchase broadcast schedule for airings on all KET channels.
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Teaching Materials
- VIDEO
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Home videos not available.
Kentucky Academic Expectations
This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.
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