HavenHub Math • Edition 2 • Workbook
"Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house..." — 1 Peter 2:5
3 + 2 =
2 + 2 =
+ =
+ =
[ ] + [ ] = 5
The Rupture: A student writes $3 + 2 = 4$ because they lost a member during the gathering.
The Fix: "Wait! In God's math, nothing is lost. Check your families. 3 members and 2 members must stay together. Recount them in the big bowl. 1-2-3... 4-5! Correct the sentence below."
$3 + 2$ =
Task: Go to the silverware drawer. Gather 4 spoons and 2 forks. Bring them to your mentor.
Verification: "What is the Sum of our silver?"
Mission: Show a sibling how the 'Plus' sign is like a hug. Take their toy and your toy and 'Plus' them together. Tell them: 'Now they are a Sum!'
Completed? [ ] Yes
1,000 + 1 =
55 + 1 =
123 + 1 =
The Rupture: A student sees 6 + 1 and counts 1-2-3-4-5-6 fingers, then adds one, then counts 1-2-3-4-5-6-7.
The Fix: "Wait! You're working too hard. Don't ask your fingers; ask your memory. Who is the very next number after 6? (7). That is your answer. Let's try 3 more 'Instant Jumps'."
$8 + 1$ = ____ $2 + 1$ = ____ $0 + 1$ = ____
Task: Have your mentor say 5 numbers. Shout the '+1' answer back before they can blink.
Verification: All 5 correct? [ ] Yes
Mission: Find a staircase. Every time you go UP one step, say '+1' and then the new number. (e.g., 'Step 4 PLUS 1 is Step 5!'). Show this to a younger child.
Completed? [ ] Yes
Total Spots:
Answer:
The Rupture: A student writes $3 + 2 = 6$ because they were trying to do a double but got the parts mixed up.
The Fix: "A Double must be perfectly balanced! If one side is 3, the other side MUST be 3. Is 2 the same as 3? No. That scale would tilt! Let's fix it by making it a true double mirror."
3 + = 6
Task: Mentor: Hold up 4 fingers. Student: Instantly hold up 4 fingers on your other hand and shout 'EIGHT!'. Do this for all doubles 1-5.
Verification: Instant recall? [ ] Passed
Mission: Go on a 'Double Hunt' in the house. Find things that come in pairs (shoes, wheels, eyes). Tell a sibling: 'This is a double, so it makes a ___!'
Completed? [ ] Yes
7 + = 10
4 + = 10
9 + = 10
1 + = 10
The Rupture: A student thinks 7 needs 4 to make 10.
The Fix: "Let's check the bus seats. Put 7 fingers up. How many fingers are still down? (3). If you try to put 4 friends in 3 seats, one friend will have to stand in the hallway! That's not a full Ten. 7 needs 3."
Task: Your mentor will shout a number (1-9). You must shout the 'password' (the number that makes 10) to open the gate.
Verification: 5 correct passwords in a row? [ ] Yes
Mission: Look at your plate. If you have 10 items (like 10 peas), show your family how they come in partners. 'I ate 4, so I have 6 left. 4 and 6 make Ten!'
Completed? [ ] Yes
The Rupture: A student writes the sum off to the side, outside of the column.
The Fix: "Every number has its own room! In a tower, the rooms are stacked up and down. Draw a vertical line through your tower. Does the Sum sit on the line? Move it back to its proper place."
Task: Your mentor will say a horizontal problem. You must write it as a tower and solve it correctly on your board.
Verification: 3 problems correct? [ ] Yes
Mission: Stack two piles of blocks. Write the numbers on paper vertically to match your stack. Show a friend: 'See? The paper tower matches the block tower!'
Completed? [ ] Yes
A builder has 4 bricks. He buys 2 more bricks. He says: "I now have a Sum of 10 bricks!"
Is the builder telling the Truth? Use the "Gathering Rule" to find the true sum. Draw the bricks in the box below. Why is it important for a builder to have the correct sum? Use the word 'Foundation' in your answer.
Verdict:
"I, a young Builder in God's Kingdom, promise to gather numbers with integrity. I will honor the plus sign (+), celebrate the symmetry of doubles, and always build my towers straight and true on the foundation of the Truth. I will use my skill to serve my home and my family."
Student Signature
Mentor Seal (The Signet)
You have learned to build with numbers. Edition 2, Unit 1 is complete.
HALLELUYAH!