Students can practice writing their answers to these addition facts- there is no need to time them.
1.) Spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. ( You may use xtra math, flash cards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your fact. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher. Do your best.
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber introduce this week's math topic. This week the topic is not found in your math book. You may print the pages below to practice.
1.) Spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. ( You may use xtra math, flash cards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your fact. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher. Do your best.
2.) Find a handful of coins or print the coin pictures below.
a.) sort them by coin.
b.) Take some of each coin and add their amounts.
Do this at least 3 times.
1.) For the last day this week spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. ( You may use xtra math, flash cards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your fact. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher. Do your best.
2. Watch the two Brainpop videos on Coin Values and Counting Coins. When you click on it it will redirect you. You must click open at the bottom of the page.
1.) Watch Mrs. Gamber's video to answer this weeks math questions or click the link below to have a copy of the questions. You will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Send your teacher a picture of just your answers. You may also print the questions and send a picture to your teacher by using the link below.
You Choose
1.) Print and make the money puzzles.
2.) Go shopping. Take a few items from your kitchen. label them with an amount. Use coins or the coin pictures from Tuesday to buy the items.
3.) Play a game on ABCya.
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber introduce this week's new math concept.
These pages are also found in your math book.
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Make a schedule:
a. Draw five clocks on a piece of paper or use the link below.
b. Put a different time on each clock
c. Write what you do during the day at that time.
d. Send a picture of your schedule to your teacher.
These pages may also be found in your math book.
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2. Watch the two Brainpop videos on Parts of a Clock and Telling Time to the Hour. When you click on it it will redirect you. You must click open at the bottom of the page
These pages may also be found in your math book.
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber's video to answer this weeks math questions or click the link below to have a copy of the questions. You will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Send your teacher a picture of just your answers. You may also print the questions and send a picture to your teacher by using the link below.
Math questions for this week.
You choose.
1.) Use a clock or timer. See how many times you can do each of the following in one minute:
(Do them one at a time. Make sure to count)
write your name, count as high as you can, can say the ABC's, do jumping jacks, go up and down your steps, clap your hands.
2.) Spend 10-15 minutes on any math website.
prodigy, xtra math, abcya
3.) Go outside at three different times and check where the sun is. How has it changed?
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber introduce our new math topic for this week.
These pages are also found in your math book
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Today we are learning about comparing lengths.
a. Find something around your house that is taller than you. You may send a picture to your teacher.
b. Find something around your house that is smaller than you. You may send a picture to your teacher.
c. Find three different objects and put them in order from longest to shortest. You may send your teacher a picture.
Bonus: Print the Cinco de Mayo measurement pages and complete them Cinco de Mayo pages.
These pages are also found in your math book.
Click on the link below to watch the video and complete the activities
This video goes along with your math book pages 315-320
These pages are also found in your math book.
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber's video to answer this weeks math questions. You will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Send your teacher a picture of just your answers. You may also print the questions and send a picture to your teacher by using the link below.
Choose one or more of the activities below to complete.
Happy Mother's Day on Sunday!
1.) Print and complete the Mother's Day math fact coloring sheet.
Mother's Day math fact coloring page
2.) Draw three flowers for your mom. Make them each a different size and a different color.
3.) Take a piece of paper and fold it in half. Make a Mother's Day card for your mom.
4.) Watch Peep and the Big Wide World Measure
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra math, flash cards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher. Have fun!
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber math lesson
The link below has the math pages for this week
(These pages can be found in your child's math book)
1.) For three days this week, spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. You may use xtra-math, flashcards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your facts. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher Be creative!
2.) Find 8 of any object.
a. See if you can divide them into 2 equal groups. You now divided them in half. (How many are in each group?)
b. See if you can divide them into 4 equal groups. You now divided them into fourths. (How many are in each group?)
3.) Jane had 6 cubes, and then she gives half of them to Derrick. How many did she give him? How many did she have left?
Bonus: If I have 9 crackers and need to divide them between myself and my friend how can I make sure we each get an equal share?
(These pages are also found in your math book)
Click on the link below to watch the video and complete the activities
1.) For the last day this week spend 5 to 10 minutes practicing your math facts. ( You may use xtra math, flash cards, write with chalk, etc. Send a picture to your teacher of you practicing your fact. If you do xtra math or reflex math a report will be sent to your teacher. Do your best.
2.) Watch Mrs. Gamber's video to answer this weeks math questions. You will need a piece of paper and a pencil. Send your teacher a picture of just your answers. You may also print the questions and send a picture to your teacher by using the link below.
You choose.
Some suggested activities:
Look at a recipe book and see if you can find some fractions. Write down the recipe. If parents have time make it.
Find a snack and see if you can divide in half or fourths.
Do either reflex math or math prodigy
Practice your math facts any other way.
Watch the videos see if you can guess the mystery shape or number
1.) log into xtra math and complete a lesson
2. Watch Mrs. Gamber's math lesson
3.) complete math book pages 251-252
Bonus: Look around your house for three dimensional shapes. Make a list of ones you find. ( ex. an apple is a sphere)
1.) Log into xtra math and complete a lesson
2.) Read the information on the left.
3.) Try to verbally answer these questions.
What is an edge?
What is a vertex? (vertice)
What is a face (surface)?
What is a curved surface?
(We went over this in the video yesterday. Watch the video again if you forget)
4.) Complete math book pages 253-254.
1,) Log into xtra math and complete a lesson
2.) Read the clues can you guess my shape?
a) I have 6 faces. b) I have 1 flat face c) I have 5 flat faces
I have 8 vertices I have 1 vertex I have 5 vertices
I have 12 edges I have 0 edges I have 8 edges
What am I?_____ What am I?____ What am I?____
d) I have 0 flat faces e.) I have 2 flat faces
I have 0 vertices I have 0 vertices
I have 0 edges I have 0 vertices
What am I?_____ What am I?_____
3.) Complete math book pages 255-256
Answer the following questions. Send just your answers to your teacher. ( You may use the picture from Wednesday to look at the shapes)
1.) What two dimensional shape that makes up the faces of a
cube? a) triangle b) square c) rectangle
2.) Reading the clues. What is the shape?
The shape has a curved surface and 2 flat faces.
The shape looks like a soup can or a trash can.
What shape is it?
a) cone b) cube c) cylinder
3.) Which solid shape has 8 vertices, 6 faces and 12 edges?
a.) a cone b.) a rectangular prism c.) a pyramid
4.) How many flat surfaces does a cone have?
a.) 0 b.) 1 c.) 2
5.) How many vertices does a cube have?
a.) 8 b.) 6 c.) 4
You choose:
1.)Work on Math prodigy, Reflex math or abcya for at least 15 minutes.
2.) See how many 3 dimensional shapes you can make.
( you can print this to make them 3 Dimensional shapes )
3.) Have a fun day!
1.) Log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson
2.) New Concept- Today we are beginning our new Unit on Shapes.
We are learning about two-dimensional shapes.
Look at the shapes and see how many you can name.
How many sides and corners do they have?
All of these shapes are closed and have straight lines.
3.) Complete pages 243-244 of your math book. (Shapes will be named on these pages.)
See below for printable copies of all pages used this week!
1.) Log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson.
2.) Shape Hunt- Look around your house for objects of different shapes.
Make a list of the shapes and make a tally mark for each one you find.
See how many objects you can find of each shape.
Bonus: How many total shapes did you find? Add them together for a total.
1.) Log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson.
2.) Click on the link and watch the video about shapes.
The page will redirect you again so you must click on the top link.
This video will explain what is a square corner?
https://cainc.i-ready.com/lessonPreview.jsf?componentId=DI.MATH.GEO.1.2000.10&sc=q
3.) Complete pages 245-246 from your math book.
Printable copies under Monday, April 6th!
1.) Log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson.
2.) Use sticks, popsicle sticks, play-doh, straws, string, or toothpicks to make different shapes.
How many do you need to make each shape?
3.) Complete pages 247-248 from your math book.
Printable copies under Monday, April 6th!
1.) Log into Xtra_Math and complete a lesson.
2.) Use as many different shapes as you can to make a picture.
Must Do:
Answer the following questions and show you teacher through DoJo your answers.
Draw the shapes named:
Rectangle Trapezoid
Mrs. Adams draws a shape with 4 sides.
Which shapes could she draw?
triangle trapezoid hexagon
rectangle square rhombus
Which are true about a rhombus?
A rhombus has 4 sides the same length
A rhombus has 4 square corners
A rhombus opposite sides are the same length.
1) Log into Xtra -Math and complete a lesson for today.
2) Buzz and Boom:
Buzz says 10 less than 80 is 90.
Boom says 10 less than 80 is 70.
Who is correct? Use pictures, numbers or words to explain your thinking.
Share your response through Dojo.
1) log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson for today.
2) Scavenger Hunt:
Go outside and look for things in nature. Find 6 of one thing, 4 of something else and 2 of another thing. Draw a picture. Write the math equation and solve.
Share your response through Dojo.
Today either work on Math Prodigy (www.prodigy.com) or Reflex Math (www.reflexmath.com)
1) Log in to Xtra-Math and complete a lesson
2) Mystery Numbers
Using the clues determine the mystery number.
a. My numbers are 2 and 5. b. My numbers are 7 and 4
I am an even number. I am an odd number.
What number am I? What number am I?
c. My numbers are 4 and 3 d. My numbers are 6 and 1
My tens are bigger than My ones are bigger than
my ones. my tens.
What number am I? What number am I?
Share your responses on Dojo.
Bonus: One of my numbers is 8. The sum of my numbers is 15. I am an odd
number. What number am I?
1) Log into Xtra-Math and complete a lesson
2) 120 Chart
a. Pick a teen number.
Draw the tens and the ones.
Write the math problems
_____ tens + _______ ones = ________
_________ + ________ = ___________
b. Pick a number between 25 and 50
Draw the tens and ones.
Write the math problems
_____ tens + _____ ones = ________
__________ + __________ = __________
Share your response in Dojo