Math Tutors in Seattle

Simple addition and subtraction with prehistoric animals

In Grade 2, kids will learn how to add one-digit and two-digit numbers within 100. To make the learning experience fun and engaging, they’ll work with colorful illustrations of prehistoric animals like dinosaurs and dragons, exploring the connection between them.

Understanding the number system from one to ten thousand

Kids will also learn about the place value chart and how it works. They’ll expand their understanding of units by working with ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands on a place value chart.

Vertical operations

Beyond horizontal math operations, kids will learn how to add and subtract vertically while comparing different strategies for performing these operations. Using the knowledge they’ve acquired, children can also take a waltz through history to learn about the primitive tools of the Dryopithecus.

Number operations

2nd graders will learn how to apply addition and subtraction strategies to numbers up to 1000. As they do this, they'll also get to explore the Great Wall of China.

Principles of division and multiplication

In grade 2, kids will begin to learn about the principles of division and multiplication, working with various sets of numbers while they pay a virtual visit to the renowned artist Leonardo Da Vinci.

Length, data, and money

In Grade 2, kids will learn how to solve different math problems involving data, money, and the length of objects. They'll also be acquainted with the advent of cinema and radio, creating new masterpieces of their own.

Geometric shapes

In Grade 2, kids will also study polygons and other geometric shapes and learn how to draw them. They’ll learn how to build cubes while studying the history of robotics and the ways robots help society.

Dealing with multiples and factors in paleontology

In Grade 3, kids will build and improve their knowledge of multiplication and division. They’ll also use the array model – a significant math concept – to learn about the history of paleontology, unearth the old dinosaurs, and even categorize/classify them accordingly.

Standardized number systems

Kids will get comprehensive lessons on the number system. While learning about the metric system, they’ll learn about the ice era and the way global warming impacted it, thus building their knowledge of history and the environment.

Mathematical explorations of the Neanderthal aesthetic

Kids will learn how to find the value of the unknown using simple operations and solve word problems. At the same time, they’ll help their Neanderthal friends analyze patterns and learn all about their art and religious beliefs.

Solve problems involving multiplication and area concepts

Beyond basic math operations like addition and subtraction, kids will also learn how to multiply the areas of two-dimensional figures, and using this knowledge, to explore how the Ancient Mayans built their renowned pyramids.

Fractions as numbers

In Grade 2, kids will learn the concept of converting fractions into numbers and how to place them on the number line. They’ll learn how to do this while exploring the planets and astronomical towers.

Data and Line Plots & Medicine History

Kids will learn how to collect and display data using line plots. At the same time, they'll explore the history of medicine and medicinal developments in the 20th century.

Geometry and measurement

Our 3rd grade math lessons include teaching kids how to find the area and perimeter of different surfaces. They'll be able to solve real-world problems involving these concepts and get to explore how humans will colonize Mars.

The number system and the evolution of dinosaurs

In grade 4, kids will learn the positions of digits in numbers, how to round numbers and explore addition and subtraction operations. While learning these math concepts, children will get to know more about the evolution of dinosaurs.

The Ice Age era and the metric system

In Grade 4, kids will work with the place value system and also get to explore measurements. They’ll focus on mass, length, and capacity, in particular within the metric system. They’ll also research the Ice Age further, learning more about this era and the animals.

Multi-digit arithmetic

Using the place value system which they’ve already learned, kids will solve multiplication and division problems with ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. As children learn, they’ll also get to virtually explore the cave of a Homosapiens, learning more about the evolution.

Measuring angles and surfaces

With Brighterly’s math courses, 4th graders will learn how to define and measure different angles in planar figures. Using this knowledge and skills, they’ll be able to understand how sewer systems and aqueducts in Ancient Rome worked.

Operating fractions

Kids will learn how to perform different operations such as equalling and ordering fractions. As they engage with this concept, they'll also embark on a fun journey through American history and the revolutionary war.

Decimal fractions

In Grade 4, kids will also learn about the concept of decimal fractions while exploring the evolution of mainstream computers and modern technologies.

Applying Multiplication and Measurements Conversion to Organize a Space Tour

Kids in this grade will learn how to convert various units of length, weight, time, and capacity into smaller units. While mastering these skills, they’ll also learn about space tourism and the world’s first ever space tourist.

Decimal operations and the place value system

In Grade 5, kids will explore the relationships between adjacent units on the place value chart and apply this knowledge to different decimal operations. As they learn these concepts, they’ll also get to explore the Ice Age further.

The base ten system with basic math operations

Kids in this grade will learn about the base ten system and its patterns. Having learned this concept, they’ll apply the knowledge to multiplication and division. Kids will use the full set of different fractional units to explore the Stone Age.

Calculations with fractions: Sumerian addition and subtraction

In Grade 5, kids will learn more about fractions and their various classifications. They’ll also learn how to add and subtract these fractions to arrive at an accurate answer while exploring the Sumerian civilization.

Multiplying and dividing fractions

5th graders will learn how to multiply and divide fractions, including decimals. As they engage with this concept, they'll also explore the Industrial Revolution, discovering how various inventions were made.

Operations involving volume and area

5th graders will move beyond basic math operations to add and multiply the volume and area of different shapes. They'll also explore the role and impact of modern green energy, which boosts youngsters’ environmental awareness.

Coordinate planes and axis

In our 5th grade math lessons, kids will learn the concept of coordinate planes and axes. They’ll get to explore space while learning how to draw figures in the coordinate plane.

Ratios and unit rates

In Grade 6, kids will begin to learn about ratios and how they work in both math operations and everyday life. They’ll use ratio principles to solve a wide range of problems. In addition to learning these concepts, they’ll get to explore the prehistoric period, understanding how mankind has evolved over the centuries.

Advanced fraction and decimal operations

In Grade 6, your kid will take their knowledge of fractions a notch higher: how to divide whole and fraction numbers, and perform different operations with multi-digit numbers.

Operating rational numbers in the Medieval times

In Grade 6, kids will also begin to understand and operate both positive and negative numbers on the number line. This knowledge will not only boost their math skills but will equally help them understand how people used and operated rational numbers.

Algebraic equations and problems

Our math lessons for 6th graders will teach them how to solve a wide range of algebraic equations and problems. As they learn this concept, they’ll go on a virtual trip down history, exploring how Columbus discovered America.

Surface area and volume in line with the Industrial Revolution

In 6th grade, kids will learn how to calculate the area, volume, and surface area of different figures. Using this knowledge, they'll also learn how the steam engine, railways, and canals were discovered.

Statistics and modern science

Kids in this grade will start representing data distributions using histograms and even dot plots. Beyond this, they'll learn about modern science advancements and how they've changed the world.

Ratios and proportions

In Grade 7, your child’s math knowledge will become more advanced. They’ll learn how to work with ratios and translate them to fractions. They will be able to define different proportions and explore tectonic plate movements and their consequences.

Advanced operations with rational numbers

7th graders will learn more about rational numbers and how they work. They’ll understand integers and be able to identify integers, operating with them in various expressions. As kids explore these concepts, they’ll equally learn about the homo sapiens evolution.

Linear equations and geometry

Kids in the 7th grade will learn more about equivalent expressions and how they work. They’ll use linear equations to study how scientific advancements shaped the ancient kingdoms.

Working with percentages

In Grade 7, kids will learn how to solve problems involving percentages, thus boosting their knowledge of ratios and proportion. As they learn this concept, they'll also explore the scientific revolution and its effects on mankind.

Statistics and probabilities

In Grade 7, kids will also study statistics and get introduced to the concept of probabilities. They’ll learn from the greatest scientists and consequently, build their inferential reasoning skills, which may turn them to math geniuses.

Geometry and 3D figures

In addition, 7th grade students will learn all about geometry and three-dimensional figures. As they navigate this lesson, they'll discover all the conditions for colonizing Mars.

Scientific notations and operations exponents

In Grade 8, kids will learn all about operations exponents and convert standard numbers to their corresponding scientific notation. Learning these concepts, they’ll also get to explore planet ecosystems, boosting their environmental and spatial awareness.

Congruence and geometrical concepts

In Grade 8, kids will learn about reflections, translations, and rotations within a plane. They’ll use these factors to define congruence while virtually exploring Europe and its different cultures.

Dilation and Similarity

In 8th grade, kids will learn about dilation and similarity. They'll also be able to apply this knowledge to prove the Pythagorean theorem. They'll also explore the rich history of Asia and its colorful culture.

Unit rates and proportions

8th graders will learn more about unit rates, proportions, and their equations. They will be able to solve equations in up to two variables as they explore North and South America.

Geometry and the function concept

In Grade 8, kids will learn the concept of function in geometry. They will solve different problems involving the volume of objects while exploring Africa's history and culture.

Linear functions and alternative energy

Our Grade 8 math lessons also involve bivariate data. Here, kids will learn how to operate this type of data and deepen their knowledge of functions. They'll also get to explore fun facts about alternative energy.

The Pythagorean Theorem and the space orbit

8th graders will learn more about the Pythagorean theorem and right triangles, using this knowledge to understand square roots and irrational numbers. They'll also memorize fun space orbit facts.