Math Facts:

• Have your child complete the addition and subtraction math facts. They may answer these facts using multiple strategies:

  • • Number Line (see link)

    • Mental strategies

    • Memorization

    • Drawing pictures/dots

    • Manipulatives

Here is a video that shows some different strategies to help solve problems.

Skip Counting: (2’s, 5’s and 10’s)

• Have your child complete the daily skip counting section for each day of the week. They can use the attached hundreds chart to help them if needed.

Math Activity

• Please see beside each math activity for specific instructions.

Click here for a printable number line. Please use the number line to help your child with addition and subtraction facts. Do not let them rely only on the number line, they can also count up/down, use mental math and visualize/draw pictures.

Click here for a printable 100 Chart. Please use this chart if your child needs help with skip counting activities.

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition worksheet 1

• Addition worksheet 2

• Subtraction worksheet 1

• Subtraction worksheet 2

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Here is a video to help introduce your child to the concept of non standard measurement.

Measure A Friend (Sibling/Parent Activity)

• Please have your child use nonstandard forms of measurement (paperclips, crayons, spoons, coins, same sized Lego, noodles, cheerios, etc.)

• This activity does not need to be printed, students can record their observations on a sheet of paper or whiteboard.

  • • • • Instructions

        • Recording Sheet

Ordering Lengths Activity

• Have your child cut different lengths of string or paper strips and put them in order from shortest to longest/longest to shortest. As an extension have your child organize different objects in the same way.

• Recording Sheet (you do not need to print, it is just a visual).

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition worksheet 1

• Addition worksheet 2

• Subtraction worksheet 1

• Subtraction worksheet 2

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Have your child watch this video before doing this week's Math Activities.

Measure on the Move

• Please have your child use nonstandard forms of measurement (paperclips, crayons, spoons, coins, same sized Lego, noodles, cheerios, etc.) Students should use the same form of nonstandard measurement for each object.

• This activity does not need to be printed, students can record their observations on a sheet of paper or whiteboard. Students can also find objects around the house to estimate and measure.

• Please send us a picture of your child doing this activity!

  • • • • Instructions

        • Recording Sheet

• As an extension students can do this activity multiple times using different forms of nonstandard measurement.

Measure and Order

• Have your child choose 3 different objects from around the house (be creative)! Students will then measure each object (use the same form of non standard measurement for each item). Have your child record their findings on a piece of paper from shortest to longest (have them colour and label each object).

• Instructions

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition worksheet 1

• Addition worksheet 2

• Subtraction worksheet 1

• Subtraction worksheet 2

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Watch this video about mass. Make a hanger scale. Click here to see how. You could attach plastic cups or even grocery bags to the hanger. Find objects around the house to compare. First make a prediction and then see which item is heavier and which item is lighter by placing them in the cups or bags.

Area is the amount of space within a flat shape. For example we can measure the amount of space on the top of your kitchen table or the floor of your room. Draw a robot and measure the area of each part. Click here to get the recording sheet.

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition worksheet 1

• Addition worksheet 2

• Subtraction worksheet 1

• Subtraction worksheet 2

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week. They could do two rows of addition and two rows of subtraction each day.

• Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Watch this video to learn about about sides and vertices.

Activity 1: Count the Sides

• Colour By Side

• Match It

Activity 2: Record how many sides and vertices a square, rectangle, triangle and pentagon have.

• Shape Sort

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week. They could do two rows of addition and two rows of subtraction each day.

• Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Activity 1:

• Watch this video about 3D shapes! Print and cut out these “nets” to create your own 3D shapes.

Activity 2:

• Geometry Scavenger Hunt: Can you find objects around your house that are 3D shapes? Find something around your house that is shaped like a cube, cone, cylinder, sphere and rectangular prism. Click here and use these sheets to help you.

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Watch this video about edges, faces and vertices on 3D shapes.

Activity 1:

Build 3D objects using toothpicks and marshmallows! (Or use something from around the house such as playdough or jelly beans). Count how many edges, faces and vertices each shape has. Here is a recording Sheet.

Challenge:

Use your building materials to build a tall tower!

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Activity 1: Geometric Shape Craft

Create a picture by cutting out geometric shapes and gluing them together. Draw the shapes with a pencil before cutting! For example this train to the left is made of rectangles, squares, triangles and circles. Use your imagination! You could also just draw and colour a picture with shapes if you do not have coloured paper or glue at home.

Activity 2: Click on the links below to play some online geometry games!

https://www.abcya.com/games/shape_match

https://www.education.com/games/3d-shapes/

https://www.starfall.com/h/geometry/enviro-shapes/?t=290708072

Please have your child work on the following addition and subtraction worksheets throughout the week.

• Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Please note if you do not have access to a printer you can write these down on a separate sheet of paper or white board.

Learn 2 new card games this week with your family!

• Click HERE for some games - "California Speed" is fun!

• Click HERE for more games - "I Spy With My Little Eye" is a great game to practice your addition skills!