Math

Lessons

Lessons use tutorials and quizzes.
Tutorials have slides with text and pictures.
Learners can use the built-in screen reader.
Other learning tools include dictionaries, translators and text highlighting.
After watching a tutorial, learners complete a short quiz to check their knowledge.
Lessons are grouped by level and subject.

Essential Math

These lessons teach skills for understanding and using numbers. They help build readiness for apprenticeship, the GED Test, high school credit courses, college programs, work and everyday-life tasks. Lessons are available for the following:

Whole Numbers
Addition and Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Solving Word Problems
Decimals
Fractions
Percents
Ratios and Proportions
Consumer Math
The Number System

Measurement
Data Analysis
Expressions and Equations
Exponents, Roots and Scientific Notation
Budgeting Math
Geometry
Functions and Graphs
Algebra
Trigonometry
Calculus and Vectors
Probability and Statistics

Courses

Created by the LearningHUB Team!
Designed for literacy learners. The perfect introduction to online learning.
Each course is 3-6 units.
Each unit has a learning objective.
Activities include pages to read, videos, journal-writing, short assignments, quizzes and more.

Apprenticeship Math

This course is designed for learners preparing to go into the trades. It focuses on basic math skills using fractions, decimals, percents, converting imperial and metric measurements and how to read a measuring tape. This course includes real workplace examples that can be applied to the trades. If you’re interested in this career pathway and need to strengthen your math skills, this course is for you!

Note: Learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers before taking this course.

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Everyday Life - Baking Math

Baking Math is a course to help you become a better baker by understanding the math and science involved with baking yummy desserts. In this course, you’ll learn how to read a recipe, understand how ratios are used to adjust proportions, and how fractions are used to measure dry and wet ingredients. You’ll also learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions to adjust recipes, and some of the science behind what happens when you mix certain ingredients and then heat them in an oven. Finally, you’ll learn about measuring time and temperature, and how you can use the metric system to measure by weights.

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Everyday Life - Identifying & Counting Canadian Money

If you’re new to Canada or if you just want to learn more about identifying and counting Canadian money, this course will help you begin to manage your day-to-day finances. You’ll learn about Canadian currency, its worth and the Canadian symbols displayed on each bill and coin. You’ll also learn how basic numeracy skills can help you count and keep track of your money, taking the first steps to prepare you for employment that requires money handling skills.

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Everyday Life - Shopping with Cash

Understanding if you have enough money to buy something and if you are getting the correct change after you make a purchase are important life skills. This course will improve your cash calculation skills by introducing concepts of counting up to make change and making complex payments to receive the fewest coins and bills in change. It will also give pointers about rounding up and down to the nearest dollar to estimate purchase amounts and rounding up and down to the nearest nickel to make purchases without pennies.

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Money Matters - Spending Plans

This course is about spending plans. A spending plan is a plan for how you will spend your money so you can best meet your needs and goals. A spending plan also helps you find ways to put aside money for the future. Putting aside money for the future can include saving for your child's education or saving for a car or home. It can be anything you dream about! In this course you will learn how to:

understand your money situation
keep track of your income and expenses
calculate your spending over time
determine your needs and wants
consider ways to save, like comparison shopping and using coupons
make a spending plan that works for you

This course is part of the Money Matters program. Money Matters was created by ABC Life Literacy and made possible through the generous support of TD Bank Group. The LearningHUB has adapted this course with permission from ABC Life Literacy. For more information about Money Matters, visit abcmoneymatters.ca.

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One and Done - Using a Tape Measure

This is a One and Done Course, which means there is one unit of content to learn a specific task. This course is designed for learners preparing to go into the trades.
By the end of this course, you will

learn the history of the measurement systems
understand units of Imperial and Metric measurements
identify different units and markings on a measuring tape
be able to convert between units for Imperial Units and Metric Units

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Live Classes

Taught by a LearningHUB Practitioner.
1-2 hours long and run at a set date and time.
Available October-November, January-February and April-May.
Now running in Zoom!

Math Basics 1: Multiplication

Math Basics is a two-part series. These classes help refresh knowledge and build confidence with math.
In the first class, we review the basics of multiplying numbers. Multiplication is a quick way to add the same number many times. This is a skill we all need in our tool-kits! We talk about the multiplication table, and show you how easy it is to use. We then give tips for multiplying small numbers, working our way up to larger numbers.

Math Basics 2: Division

Math Basics is a two-part series. These classes help refresh knowledge and build confidence with math.
In the second class, we review the basics of dividing numbers. Just like multiplication and addition are related, division is a quick way to subtract the same number many times. We help you see this more clearly by working through examples together. We teach the steps for dividing small numbers, working our way up to larger numbers.

Math Boot Camp 1: Algebra 1

Math Boot Camp is a five-part series designed for learners taking algebra and geometry lessons with the LearningHUB. Learners preparing for high school credits, college courses, ACE programming or the GED Test will benefit from these sessions. Homework activities are assigned for extra practise.
In Part 1, we look at order of operations with signed numbers, evaluating single variable expressions, and solving single variable equations.

Math Boot Camp 2: Algebra 2

Math Boot Camp is a five-part series designed for learners taking algebra and geometry lessons with the LearningHUB. Learners preparing for high school credits, college courses, ACE programming or the GED Test will benefit from these sessions. Homework activities are assigned for extra practise.
In Part 2, we look at equations with two variables, including coordinate plane geometry (plotting points, and solving for slope and intercept).

Math Boot Camp 3: Geometry 1

Math Boot Camp 4: Geometry 2

Math Boot Camp is a five-part series designed for learners taking algebra and geometry lessons with the LearningHUB. Learners preparing for high school credits, college courses, ACE programming or the GED Test will benefit from these sessions. Homework activities are assigned for extra practise.
In Part 4, we look at lines and angles, including angle relationships (complementary and supplementary), and working with triangles, including types of triangles, area, and using the Pythagorean Theorem.

Math Boot Camp 5: Word Problems

Math Boot Camp is a five-part series designed for learners taking algebra and geometry lessons with the LearningHUB. Learners preparing for high school credits, college courses, ACE programming or the GED Test will benefit from these sessions. Homework activities are assigned for extra practise.
In the final class, we work through practical real world problems. Learn how to apply the formulae and logic from these classes to math questions about building projects, business scenarios, and every day situations. This is an essential class to prepare you for college, high school and workplace math tests!

Math Foundations 1: Decimals and Fractions

Math Foundations is a four-part series, perfect for those working on independent lessons with the LearningHUB. Classes give a quick overview of each topic, helping learners continue their lessons with more confidence. In the first class, we look at decimals and fractions. These are two ways to represent numbers that are smaller than 1. Together, we break down what this really means and you will learn steps for making calculations.
Please note: learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before joining these classes.

Math Foundations 2: More Fractions

Math Foundations is a four-part series, perfect for those working on independent lessons with the LearningHUB. Classes give a quick overview of each topic, helping learners continue their lessons with more confidence. In the second class, we go deeper with fractions! We explain how to multiply and divide fractions by working through problems together.
Please note: learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before joining these classes.

Math Foundations 3: Ratios, Proportions and Percents

Math Foundations is a four-part series, perfect for those working on independent lessons with the LearningHUB. Classes give a quick overview of each topic, helping learners continue their lessons with more confidence. In the third class, we explain how ratios and proportions show the relationship between numbers. We finish by looking at percents and how they are related to fractions and decimals.
Please note: learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before joining these classes.

Math Foundations 4: Word Problems

Math Foundations is a four-part series, perfect for those working on independent lessons with the LearningHUB. Classes give a quick overview of each topic, helping learners continue their lessons with more confidence. This final class is dedicated to word problems. Word problems are practical, real-word math questions. We use fractions, decimals, percents, ratios and proportions to solve problems every day! Together, we'll review sample questions and break down the steps for solving.
Please note: learners should be able to add, subtract, multiply and divide before joining these classes.