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ONE-DAY MATH started as a 6-hour audio course in 6 parts, organized in priority order for busy teachers who had only ONE DAY to study before taking a test to get their teaching credentials. Now the lessons are being expanded and converted into animated videos for everyone, starting with the lessons that most adults need for work, school, and daily life. Use these videos with or without a physical kit and lesson cards. Videos are numbered by Part and audio track. For example, the video for 3a-3k includes the Part 3 Welcome message (track 3a), then drills and short lessons (b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k). Some new bonus videos are expanded to include more ideas and illustrations for teaching.

3a-3k: 2-minute drills for multiplying and dividing, then quick lessons on factors, multiples, squares, patterns, prime numbers.

3b, slower pace with expanded explanation: Easy Multiplication with Pictures.

3c, slower pace with expanded explanation: Easy Division with Pictures.

4b: Combinations, Betty Goes To Europe

4b BEST Intro To Combinations: "Betty Goes To Europe" Betty and Bob pack their clothes

4c Combinations: Bob's clothes, ice cream, tossing coins (More Betty and Bob in Europe)

4d Coin Toss Ans: Probability, Combinations, Exponents, Logic for Betty and Bob in Europe.

4f: Intro to Fractions, Decimals, Percentages--BEST Tricks for Tests or Teaching in USA

4g: How to Convert Fractions, Decimals, Percents %, BEST Step-by-Step EASY practice

5b Multiplying by a Fraction BEST Way To Teach Part 5 Drill 1 Moving Colorful Shapes

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Lesson Cards

Our professionally designed lesson cards provide structured learning materials that complement our video lessons. These printable resources are perfect for teachers, tutors, and parents looking to reinforce math concepts.

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About the Curriculum

100% Success with teachers who are recommended by their school principals, but need a quick review of K-8 math so they can pass a basic skills test and accept the job. ONE-DAY MATH started as a hands-on kit with audio lessons for CBEST Preparation, then was expanded to include all basic math skills for GED, SAT, Career Technical Education, and home study.

ONE-DAY MATH Quick & Easy Review is created by Eve Sutton, a professional curriculum designer, classroom teacher (PreK, K-12, Adult), full service tutor, and education consultant. She produces educational videos, computer-assisted instruction, textbooks, materials for standardized testing, professional development for teachers, and workplace-centered lessons for career technical education. Lessons integrate math, English Language Arts (including ELD/ESL), logic, test-taking skills, and hints for teaching. Originally a physical kit with hands-on materials, ONE-DAY MATH is being converted to video lessons with the help of your donations.

ONE-DAY MATH Quick & Easy Review supports Common Core State Standards and follows the Principles and Standards for math education set by the Adult Numeracy Network (ANN), the California Council for Adult Education (CCAE), and the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and includes most of the NCTMs specific standards for grades K-8. The NCTMs Principles and Standards guide the math curriculum for most public and private schools in the United States.

ONE-DAY MATH helps Teachers and School Administrators prepare for Credential Exams

All the math skills needed for the official CBEST Practice Math Test are taught in ONE-DAY MATH Quick & Easy Review. ONE-DAY MATH Quick & Easy Review Kit can be adapted to almost any instructional system, method, purpose, or audience. Contact Eve Sutton for curriculum and instruction guidelines to meet your needs. Custom-designed training workshops are available for conferences or individual schools. Search this list for possiblities, or inspiration: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, elementary, secondary, middle school, junior high, high school, remedial education, alternative schools, distance learning, beginning teachers, tutors, SAT, GED, CBEST, state teaching credential exam, teacher preparation, test preparation, Adult Basic Skills (ABS), Adult Basic Education (ABE), Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), parent education, Independent Study, home schooling, dyslexia, learning disabilities, learning differences, inclusive education, English as a Second Language (ESL), English Language Learners (ELL), English Language Development (ELD), Workforce Investment Act, Job Skills, including Career Technical Education (CTE) for Vocational classes.
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ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery)

Arithmetic reasoning, adding and subtracting with decimal points, adding and subtracting money, converting fractions, Percentage Calculation, How to Round Numbers
https://www.mometrix.com/academy/asvab-arithmetic-reasoning-practice-test/

GED mathematical reasoning practice test

adding and subtracting time (hours and minutes), positive and negative variables, using variables for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing inequalities (greater than, less than), Calculate with positive and negative variables, Business Math, Calculating a budget, Calculating commission rate percentage, Reading charts and graphs, Radius and Diameter, Plotting data on a coordinate grid, Graphing data, linear equations, Surface Area of a Cylinder,Calculating the Volume of a Cone, Writing algebraic expressions from word problems
https://www.ged.com/practice-test/en/math/

TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills)

Converting centimeters to inches, Interpreting histograms in statistics, understanding histograms, How to find the perimeter of a parallelogram, Finding the median of a set of numbers, Solve linear equations with fractions, Finding the mode in a set of numbers, calculate the mean of a data set, add and subtract fractions with different denominators, Solve inequalities with fractions and variables, Calculate average speed given time and distance, Solve equations where variables cancel out, Interpreting a relative frequency distribution table, Converting pounds and kilograms to grams and find total mass, Calculating perimeter of a rectangle given area and width, adding mixed numbers and fractions with different denominators, finding the range of a data set in statistics, calculating the volume of a rectangular prism, set up and solve a proportion in math, Calculating unit rates and proportions, Subtracting equations with fractions, Converting fractions to decimals, Calculating total output using rates and time, Ordering fractions and decimals from least to greatest, Setting up inequalities to solve for a variable, Adding mixed numbers and whole numbers, Adding fractions with different denominators, Finding the sum of fractions with different denominators, Calculating the difference using percentages and total quantities, Comparing revenues using quantities and prices, Converting fractions to percentages, Estimating the sum of numbers to the nearest hundred, Comparing square roots, fractions, and decimals, Converting milligrams to grams, Converting decimals to fractions, Calculating a weighted average, Finding the area of a circle given the diameter, Calculating area with additional space and converting to hectares
https://www.mometrix.com/academy/teas-math-practice-test/

Construction-specific Math

How to find the right triangle side length, How to calculate the Pythagorean theorem, Finding the decimal form of a fraction, How to convert decimals to fractions, Using trigonometric functions in construction, Estimating materials for construction projects, How to calculate slope in construction, Finding vertical height in isometric drawings, Measuring angles in construction, Solving equations for construction problems, How to calculate arc length in a circle, Finding the perimeter of a full circle, Converting between the metric and English system, How to calculate the perimeter of a shape, Finding similar right triangles in construction, How to use the 30-60-90 triangle formula, Estimating length for construction projects, How to calculate a partial circle area, Finding the length of each side in a triangle, Using geometry to solve construction problems, How to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in construction math, Converting a decimal to fractional form, Solving for right triangles in construction, How to use the side-side-side theorem, Triangle calculations for construction planning, Determining unit conversions in construction, How to measure vertical height in isometric drawings, Finding side length using trigonometry, How to break a shape into two similar triangles, Adding measurements together for total length, Using a calculator for construction math, Example construction math problems and solutions, Finding the total perimeter of a shape, Unit conversions for construction estimators, How to calculate footing dimensions, Finding arc measurements in construction plans, Best estimator tools for construction calculations, Understanding conversions in construction projects, How to determine sufficient materials for a project, Adding together totals in construction math, Using formulas to find construction measurements, How to determine height using geometry, Practical construction math formulas and applications
https://books.byui.edu/construction_estimat/chapter_02_estimatin

One-Day Math TOC

grouping by tens, roman numerals, rounding up or down, Scientific notation, whole numbers,imaginary numbers, irrational numbers, postive and negative exponents, Why you can't divide a number by 0, Multiplication Table, Finding factors of a number,Finding prime numbers, How to determine if a number is prime, Finding square numbers, How to calculate square numbers, How to identify numerical patterns, Recognizing number sequences, Factoring/Square poem, Factoring down to prime factors using factoring tree, Finding the total number of combinations, nCr formula, How to simplify fractions, How to expand fractions to equivalent forms, Converting fractions to decimals, Converting decimals to percents, Converting between fractions, decimals, and percents, Understanding the order of operations, PEMDAS rule for order of operations, Solving equations with order of operations, Working with variables in algebra, Substituting numbers for variables, Solving equations with variables, Understanding angles in geometry, Reading a nutrition label for math calculations, Understanding calories and nutrition in math, Quick percent calculations, Using a pocket reference for math, Metric system vs. Standard system conversions, Converting between metric and standard units, Understanding cross-multiplication, Using cross-multiplication to solve proportions, Working with algebraic expressions, Replacing numbers with letters in algebra, Variables with integers, Variables with fractions, Variables with exponents, Plotting points on a coordinate grid, Drawing lines on a graph, Linear equations, Slope functions, Pythagorean Theorem, Calculating mean, median, mode, and range, Interpreting bar graphs, Understanding standardized test scores, Geometry concepts, Drawing diagrams for word problems, Making cost estimates, Graphing on a Coordinate Grid, Absolute Value