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Review the difference between area and perimeter with the song below! Explore Area and Perimeter with the Area Builder below.
song (click below) builder (click below)
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Practice your math facts for at least 10 minutes a day!
More games to help build number sense and fluency with your math facts:
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We love being outside! So, let's dress for the changing weather!
● Recess is proven by research to boost productivity and performance on tests. Therefore, recess can provide students with a boost for activities that follow.
● Research also states that recess outside is better than indoor recess. Please have your child wear or bring clothes appropriate for the weather to keep here so they are prepared, as fall turns to winter.
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4th Grade had fun creating this Nice Cream Sundae!
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Looking for a good book? Click the image below to see a 4th grade reading list from Buffalo Public Library.
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Subtraction practice: Learn how and why the standard algorithm works! You must use Internet Explorer (don't ask me why!) so this will NOT work on your Chromebook. You can try on another computer in your house if you have one! Again, make sure you open this in Internet Explorer, not Chrome or Safari etc.
This one should work on your chromebook:
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Listen to this song to help you review subtraction with regrouping! Then try the subtraction challenge by clicking on the other picture.
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Click the game below to practice counting change back to a customer! (subtraction on an open number line strategy)
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Review rounding by watching this music video!
Try any of these rounding games for extra practice this week!
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Important Math Information:
Remember your daily math homework: practice your math facts (all operations) for 10-15 min. Click on the images below to get going!
Flashcards: choose your operation and your level, click below.
Each game below is a different operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
More games to help build number sense and fluency with your math facts:
Listen to this songs by clicking the images below, to help you better understand mutliplication and division. See MacDonald math for more songs!