Math Missions Live! Time Travelers Edition

Course Summary

Neurodivergent friendly! New Mission Every Session! Step into the Time Lab and join the Math Missions Time Travelers! Each week, you’ll journey to a new point in history to fix time glitches caused by math gone wrong. Can you solve the puzzles, restore the numbers, and save the timeline before it’s too late?

Course Description

New Mission Every Session! Each week will focus on a time in history, and each session during that week will focus on a different mathematical angle for that time period. Pop into one or both classes any time! Example: Tuesday - Ancient Rome: The advancement of the Roman Empire and Roman Numerals. Thursday- Ancient Rome: Trading, measurements, and maps! In Math Missions: Time Travelers, young agents become part of a crew, a team of mathematical explorers who leap through time to restore balance to the ages. Each week transports students to a new era — from ancient Egypt to the Wild West to the Space Age — where a mysterious miscalculation has caused chaos. Using math, logic, and creativity, students solve puzzles, decode clues, and correct equations to fix the timeline. Every mission is story-based and interactive, encouraging critical thinking and teamwork. Students don’t just do math — they live it as part of an unfolding adventure! Perfect for learners who love history, storytelling, or the thrill of saving the day with numbers. All learners welcome, including neurodivergent learners! Side Note: We know our WonderWell Learners are across the globe. Let us know if you have a suggestion for a time that works better for you!

Syllabus

Week 1 – Welcome to the Time Lab Week 2 – Ancient Egypt: The Pyramid Equation Week 3 – The Middle Ages: The Castle Conundrum Week 4 – The Age of Exploration: Lost Coordinates Week 5 – The Industrial Revolution: The Clockwork Factory Week 6 – Future Earth: The Final Equation Side note: Topics may change/ added as the class continues based on student's interest etc.

Supplies

Pencil and paper for solving and note-taking Optional: colored pencils or crayons Printouts provided by teacher when applicable Optional: a small prop or costume item for each time period (like goggles, hats, etc. — totally optional and fun!)