From Kindergarten to 5th Grade: Is Singapore Dimensions Math Curriculum Worth It?

Are the Singapore Dimensions Math Curriculum lessons worth it? In this video, we review the Singapore Dimensions Math Curriculum from kindergarten to 5th grade.
If you're looking for a comprehensive homeschool math curriculum, the Singapore Dimensions Math Curriculum may be the right option for you. This curriculum has been designed to meet the needs of students from kindergarten to 8th grade, and it includes both online and textbook lessons.
Singapore Math is where 'why' matters as much as 'how.' Explore program features, flip through the core materials, and find answers to FAQs. Discover innovative math education with Dimensions Math-your roadmap to math excellence!
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00:00 Intro
01:32 Best Features of Program
04:35 Dimensions Math curriculum overview
5:03 Flip Thru Textbook
05:46 Flip thru Workbook
06:50 Flip thru Teachers Guide
09:42 Home Instructors Guide
10:14 Flip Thru Test Book
10:45 Online Resources Video Lessons
11:24 Blackline Masters Resource
11:50 Material Manipulative Resource List
12:08 Common Core Alignments Resource List
12:43 Dimensions Math for Kindergarten
13:26 Dimensions Math for 1st Grade
14:03 Dimensions Math for 2nd Grade
14:50 Dimensions Math for 3rd Grade
15:12 Dimensions Math for 4th Grade
16:04 Dimensions Math for 5th Grade
17:15 Core Materials Required
17:35 FAQ What is Singapore Math?
18:02 FAQ Grade level it covers?
18:28 FAQ Is it more advanced?
18:40 FAQ Why is the program good?
19:06 FAQ Mastery or Spiral program?
19:24 FAQ Similar programs?
19:47 FAQ Singapore Dimensions vs Math U See
20:17 Outro
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[@annemorph]

Incredible review! I came with so many questions and left with none 😁

[@ashfoxwell4029]

This is an astounding review! Thank you 🙌🏼

[@SupermamaLiving]

🙏🏽 Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it! ✨ 🌸

[@MysteryExodus]

Great review! Thank you

[@SupermamaLiving]

My pleasure. Thank you for watching 🌸

[@mrs.stocky2445]

This review is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much! We just finished Saxon K, and I’m honestly going to do Dimensions K starting this summer because I don’t feel like he really struggled, but I also don’t feel confident that it all stuck. I was a “I don’t like workbooks” person until we started some workbooks recently and I found that at his age he actually LOVES workbooks….

[@SupermamaLiving]

Lovely happy it helped. I jumped into homeschooling avoiding workbooks but here I am. LOL

[@MelroseG333]

Great review! Thank you so much! I’m definitely going to be purchasing for next year! ❤

[@SupermamaLiving]

My pleasure 🙏🏽 It's a great program. Good luck 🌸

[@shannono.7223]

Excellent review! Thank you! I ve been trying out Dimensions Math 2A (coming from Math U See which I m very happy with but am interested in Dimensions as well). My question is...with the practice problems on the workbook pages that accompany each lesson, are you supposed to have your child do every practice problem before moving onto the next lesson or are there extras in case your child needs more practice? We ve been doing all of them plus the challenge problems after the the think, learn and do sections in the textbook and math time is tsking pretty long. Also, about how long do u spend daily on math? Thanks!

[@mrs.stocky2445]

For the unperforated levels you can go by Staples or FedEx Office and have them cut the binding off and it is now loose leaf!

[@SupermamaLiving]

Nice thanks for the tip!!! Never knew that.

[@miriamnava2836]

Hello! Awesome video! I think I’ve found the one I will be buying for this coming school year, first time homeschool mom here 👋 I will have a rising 2nd grader rising Kindergarten & Prek. My question is when looking at all different type of math curriculums out there I was always looking for that we will be able to do through high school. I know that’s a long time from now but do you have an idea of what people do after level 8 Singapore? I also considered Math-U-See

[@SupermamaLiving]

Thanks for the kind feedback. We live year by year on this homeschool journey. So far Singapore has stayed with us over the past years and it works. We have another 3 yrs til high school. We do supplement with Math U See which I think goes thru high school.

[@user-es3tz6hq7n]

Great video! I have a question. Do you have any insight in to how well this curriculum will work for a child who has dyscalculia and dyslexia? Thanks!

[@SupermamaLiving]

Thank you 🙏🏽 I’m happy you found the video helpful. Singapore Math is known for its visual approach and the use of manipulatives, which can be very beneficial for many learners. However, when it comes to specific learning challenges like dyscalculia and dyslexia, it's essential to tailor programs to meet each child's unique needs. I'd encourage you to visit the Singapore Math website or reach out to them directly for more detailed information on how their program might support your family. Wishing you the best in finding the perfect fit for your learner's journey! 🌸

[@anabelpacomartinez1773]

would it be too late to start on level 4?

[@SupermamaLiving]

Thanks for watching. It’s never too late to start. I recommend checking their website for samples of each grade level and advice on placement testing.