Math with Confidence Overview

Jill from Hometown Homestead discusses the Math with Confidence program, focusing on the transition from grade four to grade five. She addresses a viewer's concerns about the program's rigor and shares her positive experiences with the grade four pilot. Jill highlights the benefits of daily reviews and the new features in grade five, such as fostering independence and study habits. She encourages viewers to join the Math with Confidence Facebook group for more information and to follow her updates on the program's progress.

What is the main topic of Jill's video?

• Cooking with Confidence

• Math with Confidence

• Science with Confidence

• History with Confidence

What grade transition is discussed in the video?

• Grade 3 to Grade 4

• Grade 4 to Grade 5

• Grade 5 to Grade 6

• Grade 2 to Grade 3

What concern did a viewer express about the Math with Confidence program?

• It lacks online resources

• It is too time-consuming

• It is not rigorous enough

• It is too expensive

How did Jill describe her son's experience with Grade 4 math?

• He did not learn anything new

• He was resistant but benefited from it

• He enjoyed every moment

• He found it very stressful

What was a key benefit of the daily review worksheets in Grade 4?

• They were not very useful

• They were optional

• They were only for advanced students

• They helped cement learning

Which previous math programs did Jill mention transitioning from?

• Math for Kids and Primary 2021

• Advanced Math and Primary 2020

• Basic Math and Primary 2019

• Singapore Dimensions and Primary 2022

What is a new goal for the fifth-grade year in the Math with Confidence program?

• To focus solely on games

• To reduce the number of lessons

• To foster independence and study habits

• To eliminate all worksheets

What new resource is introduced in Grade 5 to help students?

• A set of flashcards

• An online forum

• A study guide with unit reference pages

• A video series

How are lesson activities structured in Grade 5?

• Teachers complete all activities for students

• Students work alone on all activities

• One page is completed together, two are done independently

• All activities are optional

Are games completely removed from the Grade 5 curriculum?

• Games are replaced with quizzes

• Yes, there are no games

• Games are only for advanced students

• No, games are still included