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What comes in a level? Each level contains a Teacher’s Manual with detailed lessons, ready to teach!Student Packet which includes:Activity Book full of fun, colorful activities and games, progress chart, daily review tracker, and completion certificateIt also includes a set of cardstock Math Tools that enhance learning – Math Tools are items that are used in multiple lessons.And of course, themed Stickers for the progress charts. Is there a one-time purchase item? Yes! The Manipulatives Kit is a one-time purchase of items used in levels 1-5. One or more manipulatives are used in almost every lesson, so this is a necessary item. What’s included in the manipulatives kit?Counting Bears (40) Connective Cubes (100 cubes, 10 of each color)Two-Color Counters (50)Base-10 BlocksFraction TilesRulerProtractorDry Erase Pocket The All About Math Manipulatives Kit comes in a plastic storage bin for ease and convenience. What will be taught in Level 1? Level 1 will have 60 lessons covering Kindergarten and part of first grade. It teaches topics like subitizing, counting, addition and subtraction with one and two-digit numbers, simple story problems, using comparison symbols, and simple measuring. Level 1 will cover: Counting, identifying, and writing numbers to 100 Addition and subtraction Story problems Comparing numbers Measuring How many levels will there be? All About Math will have five levels covering elementary mathematics (K-5th grade). Are the levels the same as grade levels? Not exactly. Like all of our programs, concepts are presented in an incremental order to help develop mastery along the way. However, there is a closer correlation to grade levels than our other programs, and you may find this helpful: AAM 1 is kindergarten and part of first grade AAM 2 is first to second grade AAM 3 is mainly third grade AAM 4 is mainly fourth grade AAM 5 is mainly fifth grade When will the remaining levels come out? All About Math Level 2 will tentatively be released later this summer, with Levels 3, 4, and 5 to follow within the next year. Learn More about All About Math