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Here are some helpful resources for
3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Enjoy!
Let me know if there's anything
specific you'd like to see here.
Here are some helpful resources for
3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Enjoy!
Let me know if there's anything
specific you'd like to see here.
I-ready Classroom Mathematics Links
I-ready Classroom Mathematics Links
Here are some HSD teacher-created videos that will help you
understand some procedures and teaching strategies
that are taught in your child's classroom.
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Here are some HSD teacher-created videos that will help you
understand some procedures and teaching strategies
that are taught in your child's classroom.
We look forward to hearing your feedback!
Log in again soon for more videos!
Games and Apps
Games and Apps
Here are some helpful resources for review and homework help. There are even some games that can help you work on your math skills. Let me know how you like them, and let me know if they are helpful.
You can find SHORT, FREE review videos and practice sessions here. Use them before a test or if your homework is tricky. This is an EXCELLENT resource for summer review.
Practice your math facts in a fun, video game atmosphere. Let me know what you think! There is a free version, or you can purchase the app for more options.
Foundational math facts (like the 1, 2, 5, and 10 times tables) are really important for learning all the other math facts. If you need some practice with these facts, spin the wheel and give them a try!
Play this online board game at home to practice ALL of your math facts. Use the BLUE deck of cards for facts up to 9x9...Use the GREEN deck of cards for squares and 11/12 times tables. If you're rusty on your foundational facts (1, 2, 5 ,10 tables) practice on the spinner to the left to warm up. Let me know how you like the game! Share your fact strategies with someone at home!
Kahoot is a popular site used by teachers and students for quiz and test review. They have a series of math apps to help your child practice multiplication facts. Kahoot Multiplication is fast paced and will keep track of the facts you have mastered. It is free, but there are in-app purchases. You can get rid of the ads and have full access for a fee. You can download it from Google Play or the Apple App Store.
In 5th grade, we've been playing a new board game to practice math facts and comparing decimals. It's NBA Math Hoops. The kids have been asking if they can play at home, and (as it turns out) there's an app for that! The same rules apply to the app as the board game, only you play the computer instead of another team. Have some fun with it!
Visit the website of the National Museum of Mathematics for some wonderful online events and resources for kids and families. There are many virtual offerings that might interest you and your child. If you sign up for their "Math on the House" series, you'll get an email any time a session isn't filled, so you can try it for free! Let me know if you "give it a go."
If you're feeling adventurous, take a trip to NYC to visit in person!
Send me a picture of your visit!
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