Math
Monday June 15, 2020
Log in to Happy Numbers by clicking on the picture below.
Click on "I am a student"
Class code is 668 743
The password was given out but contact me if you need me to resend it.
Have your child work for about 20-30 minutes to strengthen their skills with breaks in between. :)
Tuesday June 16, 2020
Pick one of the sites below to practice your basic division skills!
1-Monster Division Game on Math playground. Click on the link below, click on the number 2 and then click on Enter on the door. This will give your child division problems divided by 2. If your child is able to complete these problems without errors, you can go back and click on the number 3. Remember to use scrap paper to draw equal groups to help you solve. If you would like to challenge yourself, try skip counting!
https://www.mathplayground.com/math_monster_division.html
2-Dino Park Division Game on Math playground. Click on the link below. Then Click on 1-5 to start. Use scrap paper or skip counting to help you solve the problem.
https://www.mathplayground.com/dino_park_division.html
CHALLENGE yourself with the following TWO Division WITH Remainder Problems: Use a separate piece of paper to solve.
1- 34 divided by 5
2- 29 divided by 4
Wednesday June 17, 2020
Log in to Happy Numbers by clicking on the picture below.
Click on "I am a student"
Class code is 668 743
The password was given out but contact me if you need me to resend it.
Have your child work for about 20-30 minutes to strengthen their skills with breaks in between. :)
Friday June 19, 2020
Look in the Google Doc below for a Division Scavenger Hunt. Find the items that are on the list in your house. It's okay if you don't have some of the items, just put zero for them or you can substitute them with a different item. :) On a separate piece of paper, write the name of the object and how many of them there are. Draw a picture of the items to represent how many you found. Then try to divide them equally in 2 groups. When you're done, ask yourself these questions: Were you able to divide them equally? Do you have a remainder?
Ex. On my scavenger hunt, I found 7 unicorns. I drew a picture to represent my 7 unicorns and then I drew two circles to represent my two groups. After sharing between the two groups, I realized I was not able to share them evenly. Each group got 3 unicorns and I had one leftover or one remainder.
Have fun and send me your results for your Scavenger Hunt through Remind or Google Voice :)
Look in the box below for the Scavenger Hunt Google Doc. You can scroll down through the document right in this screen. :)
