Why Your Child Needs Math Fact Fluency
Why Your Child Needs Math Fact Fluency
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Questioning whether or not your child needs to know their basic math facts with accuracy, efficiency, and automaticity? Please click on and read the articles below about the importance of learning math facts fluently.
End of School Year Expectations
End of School Year Expectations
Kindergarten: Fluently add and subtract within 5.
1st Grade: Fluently add and subtract within 10.
2nd Grade: Fluently add and subtract within 20.
3rd Grade: Fluently multiply all products up to 10×10 and related division facts.
4th Grade: Fluently multiply all products up to 12×12 and related division facts.
5th Grade: Keep practicing all facts for fluency!
Students in Grades 1 through 5 can Log In with Google at MathFactLab, an adaptive program that builds fact fluency through practice with digital tools and visual models that help build conceptual understanding. The button to MathFactLab is posted at the top of the Students' Fact Fluency Practice page. Below is a brief overview video for families.
Fact Fluency Family Games
Fact Fluency Family Games
All you need is a deck of cards to play the collection of math games in Acing Math (One Deck at a Time) to strengthen your child's basic fact fluency. Below, click on Scholastic's article for parents on making math facts practice at home fun!
iPad Apps
iPad Apps
ff_addition___subtraction_r_2022_update.pdfff_multiplication___division_r_2022_update.pdf Math Fact Progressions Using Strategies
Math Fact Progressions Using Strategies
Copy of Addition Math Fact Progression Parent Version.pdfCopy of Multiplication Math Fact Progression Parent Version.pdfCopy of Subtraction Math Fact Progression Parent Version.pdfCopy of Division Math Facts Progression Parent Version.pdfPage updated
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