Simply Good and Beautiful Math 3 (2025)

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Simply Good and Beautiful Math 3

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Math 3 FAQs

How long are the lessons?

The average time to complete a lesson is 30–35 minutes. This includes time to teach the lesson, complete the practice and review, and practice multiplication facts.

  • If the child takes longer than average but is understanding and retaining information, don’t worry. You may want to break up the lessons. Complete the mini review and lesson practice at one time and the review and activities section at another time.
  • If the child is taking less time than average but is learning new concepts, we suggest not skipping entire levels to avoid holes in his or her math foundations. Consider having him or her do multiple lessons a day to complete the course faster.
  • If the child takes less than the average time and seems to already know all the information, consider having him or her take the unit assessments. Skip any units or lessons the child shows mastery on. Remember, the first few lessons of the course are review from Math 2, and it’s expected that most children will know the information already.
How many lessons should my child do each week?

There are 120 lessons in the course. If the child completes four lessons per week, he or she will complete the course in a standard school year with normal breaks for vacation or sickness.

How do you teach multiplication facts?

The process and concept of multiplication is taught over several lessons in Unit 1. Children are then instructed to spend 10 minutes each day practicing one set of multiplication facts. Then they complete a few problems as part of the review and activities.

Families may choose which resources they use. The Good and the Beautiful offers the following options: Musical Multiplication, multiplication flash cards, or multiplication practice sheets.

Is Math 3 a parent-directed level?

Math 3 lessons are designed to be parent led. These sections take an average of 12–15 minutes for the parent to teach. The other sections—lesson practice and review and activities—can be done independently by the child. The parent/teacher will need to check the child’s work and should do so on a daily basis when possible, providing immediate feedback.

What if there isn’t room to complete the work?

The child may use a personal whiteboard or keep scratch paper on hand while completing the lessons.

Does Math 3 have an answer key?

Yes! You can find the answer key above. The answer key is a free download. You may also purchase a physical answer key under the “Recommended Resources” section of the Math 3 page at goodandbeautiful.com.

How do I make my own Math 3 box?

Items needed:

  • Separate whiteboard
  • 2 capacity dice (1 inch cubes) To download the templates for the capacity dice, please click here.
  • 1 ten-sided die (including numbers 1–10)
  • 1 six-sided die
  • Mini measuring tape (must measure up to 5′ and include measurements in both inches and cm)
  • Array mat with calendar on the back (laminated and printed on heavy cardstock)To download the templates for the array mat, please click here.
  • 2 game pawns
  • Tangram pieces and pattern blocks. We highly recommend printing on something heavier than cardstock. To download the templates for the tangram pieces and pattern blocks, please click here.

Simply Good and Beautiful Math FAQs

I want to switch to Simply Good and Beautiful Math. Where do I start?

Welcome! We encourage you to start with our Math Placement Test found here:

Math Placement Test

We also encourage you to review the extensive sample pages on our website. The sample pages for each course include the table of contents.

Do you offer the courses in printed and PDF format?

Yes! However, our manipulative items are mainly made from wood and not from chipboard, paper, or cardstock and are not offered in PDF format.

Are the PDFs for Simply Good and Beautiful Math free like the Language Arts?

Just like our Language Arts, Simply Good and Beautiful Math K-7PDFs are free to download.

Do any of the levels use the same Math Box?

No. Simply Good and Beautiful Math K-3 each have different Math Boxes. Simply Good and Beautiful Math 4-5 do not have Math Boxes.

Does it follow a mastery or spiral approach?

Simply Good and Beautiful Math is mainly a spiral curriculum, constantly reviewing concepts your student has learned to ensure he or she understands and retains the information.

You can also view our blog post about why spiral math works.

Is the Math curriculum advanced like the language arts courses or do the levels match general grade levels?

Our courses are aligned to be on average grade level. Many concepts are considered advanced but are introduced in lessons that are easy to follow for both the child (in the self-guided levels) and the parent (in levels 3 and under).

I’m teaching Math to multiple children. Which items do I need?

Each child will need his or her own consumable Course Book.

If the children are being taught as a group, ideally each child should have their own Math Box. Sharing the manipulatives in the Math Box would render the lessons less effective and cause them to take a much longer amount of time.

If the children are being taught individually, the Math Box may be shared.

How do I get started?

Gather the supplies needed. You are then ready to open to the first lesson and follow the instructions. You do not need to read the lessons before teaching them.

Is there an answer key?

Every level of Simply Good and Beautiful Math has an answer key except for Math K since this level is so basic.

Simply Good and Beautiful Math 1 has a free PDF answer keys available. Simply Good and Beautiful Math 2-5 have both free PDF and purchasable physical answer keys available.

Do the courses have many moving parts?

A huge focus of Simply Good and Beautiful Math is increasing the simplicity and ease for children and parents. Simply Good and Beautiful Math has a minimum number of items and moving parts in the math boxes. The lessons are also concise while maintaining the highest academic standards.

Do the courses contain stories?

Yes! Simple, short stories about children like yours and everyday life are woven throughout the course books.

Is there diversity in your courses?

Yes! Our Simply Good and Beautiful Math Courses feature a significant amount of diversity.

My child loves games. Do you have those in Simply Good and Beautiful Math?

Yes! We want to make learning fun for you and your child. Games, puzzles, and more are included right in the course book. No need to search for game mats or instructions as they are part of the lessons.

Does Simply Good and Beautiful Math follow Common Core?

Our curriculum does not follow Common Core standards, but it does match or exceed most national public school standards. The academic spine of our curriculum was developed by compiling national state standards and then determining which ones match Good and Beautiful moral standards and the abilities of our pilot families. We believe that children who work on The Good and the Beautiful curriculum consistently each day will find that they are far above public school standards.

Do you include any specific doctrine?

No, the goal of our curriculum is not to teach doctrines specific to any particular Christian denomination but to teach general principles, such as honesty, hard work, and kindness. All Bible references in our curriculum use the King James Version.

Discontinued Math FAQs can be found here.

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Simply Good and Beautiful Math 3 (2025)

FAQs

How many lessons are in The Good and the Beautiful Math 3? ›

Simply Good and Beautiful Math 3 contains 120 lessons. The easy-to-use format instructs both you and your child what to say and do for each lesson.

Is simply good and beautiful math enough? ›

These are excellent courses that meet or exceed national or state standards for each level. Don't be surprised if your child needs to work at a lower grade level in this program. For each level, except Math 6 and Math 7, both instruction and student activities are included in one coursebook.

Is the good and the beautiful math above grade level? ›

Our courses are aligned to be on average grade level. Many concepts are considered advanced but are introduced in lessons that are easy to follow for both the child (in the self-guided levels) and the parent (in levels 3 and under). I'm teaching Math to multiple children.

What is math 3 equivalent to? ›

THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE EQUIVALENT:

Algebra II (high school)​ ​Math 3 (high school)

What grade level does the good and the beautiful go to? ›

Real Quick Overview of The Good And The Beautiful Company

The Good And The Beautiful is an affordable, faith-based curriculum that offers math, language arts, history, science, and handwriting for grade levels K-8. High school levels and pre-k level are not available.

Do the good and the beautiful have 7th grade math? ›

Yes! The course set includes the Math 7 Answers and Solutions Book. This book includes the answers and full solutions to all problems in the four Math 7 Course Books.

What is the hardest math grade? ›

Generally speaking, the most rigorous math courses in high school include Advanced Placement (AP) Calculus AB and BC, AP Statistics, and for some, Multivariable Calculus (which might be offered at your school or at a local college).

Is the good and the beautiful academically challenging? ›

The Good and Beautiful Homeschool Curriculum is designed for a broad range of learners, from preschoolers to high schoolers. As such, the material is designed to be accessible to all learners. However, because of this, the curriculum lacks the depth and complexity of higher-level learning.

How long does the good and the beautiful math take? ›

Math 5 FAQs

How long do lessons take? The average time to complete a lesson is 35–45 minutes. This includes time to watch the video and complete the practice and review sections. If your child takes longer than average but is understanding and retaining information, don't worry.

Is good and the beautiful math common core? ›

Does Simply Good and Beautiful Math follow Common Core? Our curriculum does not follow Common Core standards, but it does match or exceed most national public school standards.

Is Good and the Beautiful math good for Dyslexia? ›

The Good and the Beautiful curriculum incorporates concepts that work well for children who have very mild dyslexia, but it may not be a perfect fit for all dyslexic children.

Is the good and the beautiful advanced? ›

The language arts levels are considered advanced and not equal to grade levels. You can look at the comprehensive Q & A placement article here, but as you can see on the chart below, it is very advanced.

Is math 3 hard? ›

Math 3: If you have been getting A's and B's in Math 1 and 2, then Math 3 should not be too hard for you. It will be harder than Math 2, and it is expected that you learned and remember some of those things you learned in 1 and 2.

Is Level 3 Maths hard? ›

So, again, is A level maths hard? If you compare A-Level Maths with GCSE Maths, it's definitely more difficult. You'll have a hard time here if you don't have a good grade (at least a six or a B) overall in your GCSE Maths exams.

Is algebra 3 harder than algebra 2? ›

In short, Algebra 3 can be more challenging than Algebra 2 and Geometry, but with the right mindset and study habits, you can do well in the course. Good luck, and have a great time learning!

How many lessons are there in The Good and the Beautiful? ›

This course contains 90 parent-led lessons for children ages 3–5.

How many lessons are in teaching textbooks math 3? ›

Students should aim to complete approximately one lesson per day, and the courses each have about 120 lessons. That should leave you many days in the school year for extra work on troublesome concepts, “mathless” school days, or getting a head start on the next level.

How many lessons are in the good and the beautiful math 4? ›

There are 120 lessons in the course. If your student completes four lessons per week, he or she will complete the course in a standard school year with typical breaks for vacation or sickness.

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