Grades 2-4; Mathematics; Thirteen 15-minute programs
This series uses real classrooms and real-life situations to involve students in contextual
learning. Through an interactive process, teachers and children encounter every aspect of the
world of mathematics. Instead of passive viewing, the videos provide stop-point opportunities to
discuss everyday problems and engage in activities that draw students directly into problem solving.

Introduction
101. What's a Thousand? Number Sense and Place Value
102. What's Next? Patterns and Relationships
103. What Is It Worth? Operations and Computation
104. Is There Action in Fractions? Number Sense and Fractions
105. How Long? How Far?  Measurement
106. How Much? How Many? Measurement (Weight)
107. How Much Does It Hold? Measurement (Volume)
108. What Shape Is It In? Geometry and Spatial Sense
109. What Size Do I Need? Geometry and Measurement
110. What's This When It Comes Together? Geometry Ë Parts and Shapes, 3-D
111. How Can I Find Out? Collecting and Using Data
112. Is It Likely? Statistics and Probability
113. How Many Ways? Algebra and Function