Teach each lesson with more confidence and less prep.
Helpful parent videos are coming for every math lesson—plus quick tips for materials, common mistakes, reteaching, Mastery Friday, and assessments.
The help parents need most
Each section is designed to answer a different parent question quickly, so families do not have to search through one long video.
Before You Teach
A short weekly overview of the skill, goal, vocabulary, and teaching approach.
Coming SoonMaterials & Prep
See what is truly needed and which household items can replace special supplies.
Coming SoonHow to Explain It
Simple language, models, and questions parents can use during the lesson.
Coming SoonWhen They’re Stuck
Common errors, alternative strategies, and signs that a child needs more practice.
Coming SoonFind the parent guide for this week
This mirrors the student library, but every video speaks directly to the adult guiding the lesson.
Cubs · Quarter 1 · Week 1
One overview plus daily teaching support and optional Friday guidance.
Use the videos without adding more to your plate
The goal is to reduce preparation time—not create another required assignment.
A little support at the right time
Watch only what you need. Some weeks that may be the overview. Other weeks you may jump straight to a troubleshooting video.
Browse Teaching Tips ↓Before the week begins
Watch the short overview to understand the goal, vocabulary, and materials. Skip it when the skill already feels familiar.
Before or during a lesson
Use the daily walkthrough to hear simple teaching language and see the same strategy modeled.
When learning gets frustrating
Open a quick troubleshooting video for another model, a smaller step, or a hands-on way to explain the idea.
At the end of the week
Use the mastery guidance to decide whether your child is ready to move on or would benefit from the optional Friday lesson.
Help by topic, not just by lesson
These evergreen videos can support families across many levels and quarters.
Building Number Sense
Use quantities, ten frames, number lines, and everyday objects before relying on memorization.
Hands-On Math at Home
Turn counters, blocks, snacks, coins, and household items into useful math tools.
Questions That Help
Replace “Do you understand?” with prompts that reveal what a child is thinking.
Learning From Mistakes
Correct errors without creating shame, panic, or a fear of trying difficult problems.
When to Repeat a Lesson
Recognize the difference between a normal mistake, a skill gap, and simple fatigue.
Using Assessments Well
See assessments as useful information—not a judgment of your child or your teaching.
A few helpful reminders
You do not have to figure out every explanation alone.
This page gives parents one organized place for lesson guidance, quick teaching tips, and confidence-building support as the full video library is created.
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