This curriculum guide was designed by the Coudersport, Pennsylvania, school system to be used in teaching 0-4 level mathematics skills to adult basic education students. The guide is intended to provide consumer-oriented, problem-solving material that correlates with those skills found in the Noonan-Spradley Diagnostic Program of Computational Skills. The guide is organized in four sections. The first two sections provide background information about the program and suggestions for developing a student mathematics program. The third section presents a computational skills sequence, with sample problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The final section contains consumer mathematics problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Appendixes to the guide include suggested home study materials, examples of 0-4 level students' initial testing and record sheets, and suggested resources for teaching 0-4 level students. (KC)