Grade 4 Math With Confidence Overview & Flip Through

See inside Math With Confidence 4 and how the instructor's guide flows with the student workbooks. It's very similar to the style of grade 3, with 3 pages per day of combined instruction/independent work, 144 lessons (including enrichment lessons), and daily spiral review.
We have used all the levels of Math With Confidence and am so thankful for the ease of teaching, the interactive parts all right there on the page, and how it's also adaptable. If we need to go more quickly or if I have a child not interested in that day's "activity", there's always old school math drills we can do, but it's nice to have the option of doing those in a more creative way.
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[@Dreblueskies]

We have used K and 1st. We have enjoyed it but have found my little guy isn’t the quickest with the facts, have you had that issue in your home? Thanks!

[@crystallopez9704]

I think were going back to Math with Confidence. Needed to see 4th grade books! Thank you!

[@LizBlueandHazel]

You’re welcome!

[@beachgurl788]

Does MWC get less teacher intensive and more student independent in the older levels?

[@LizBlueandHazel]

Simply put, yes. I spend more time and energy with my 1st grader than 3rd grader. Level 3 felt much less manipulative heavy than level k, 1, or 2. We didn’t have to use the 10 frame and set pieces on it for my 3rd grader like I was doing with my 1st grader. We didn’t have to set out and visualize place value using blocks and rods, because she understands that well now. So we saved time in those ways in later levels because the basics are down. However, there’s still some kind of activity daily, included in the 1st page of the student workbook. I found the visuals are so good on the page that we didn’t have to use hands on pieces much at all saving lots of time. Also, 2 of the 3 pages in their daily workbook were independent work/review. I’m hoping level 4 continues to launch them a bit while keeping the easy teaching style we all love!