Check in weekly for updates on what we are learning in math class and for examples of anchor charts students will be using to support their math practice.
Please understand plans are subject to change based on student progress, scheduling, or unexpected events (e.g. emergency drills, assemblies, staff absences).
Unit 2 Place Value Structure starts this week. Please see the Family Letter below for information about this unit.
Lessons for this week as follows:
Tues.: Lesson 2-1 Structure of Multi-Digit Numbers (Homework SPB pg. 1-2)
Wed.: Lesson 2-2 Read and Write Numbers to One Million (Homework SPB pg. 3-4)
Thurs.: Lesson 2-3 Compare Multi-Digit Numbers (HW SPH pg. 5-6)
Fri.: Place Value Games (No homework)
Students will receive their own Reveal Math Student Practice Book (SPB) to complete homework assignments. Students will be bringing their practice book home and are expected to bring it back to school. If your 4th grader is having trouble answering a particular homework problem/question or are struggling to complete homework, please encourage them to write a note at the top of the homework page explaining their difficulty or advise them to speak to Ms. Colón when they come to math class.
Unit 2 Family Letter.pdfThis week, we kick off our Reveal Math curriculum with Unit 1: Math is... Please see the Family Letter below.
Lessons for this week as follows:
1-1 Math is Mine
1-2 Math is Exploring and Thinking
1-3 Math is in My World
1-4 Math is Explaining and Sharing
There will be no homework assigned this week.
Family Letter_ Math Is….pdfThis week in math class we will be working on the following:
Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset discussion
What characteristics support productive growth and learning?
How can struggle be productive?
What do we do or say to ourselves when we reach our frustration level?
Reveal Math Course Diagnostic (paper/pencil based)
This diagnostic provides baseline data and pinpoints which math skills a student has mastered or needs instruction and/or practice.
Please see the introductory letter from Reveal Math below. (Note: Students use their school username/password to access the online platform via Clever.com.)
IXL Math Benchmark Assessment (adaptive computer-based assessment)
IXL also provides baseline data and identifies areas of strength and areas that require instruction and/or practice.
More "getting to know you" activities and practicing routines
Thank you for your support and have a great week!