Read charts and graphs together. These can be found on cereal boxes, magazines, flyers, toy boxes, etc. Call attention to frequently confused words in text, such as to, too, two; there, their, they’re. Word Study Divide & Conquer = how to words apart ( base/root, prefix, and suffix) Point out words with prefixes and suffixes as you Sub below) are reading with your child. Ask them to divide and Greek & Latin Roots -er (more) conquer the word to figure out the meaning. Vocabulary -est (most) graph (write, draw) Encourage cursive handwriting at all Handwriting Write legibly in cursive: All Letters Review & Practice Math CONTINUE to REVIEW: Sing the Rounding Rap with your Place Value through the thousands place Find that place value and circle that digit. Move to Numbers and Adding and Subtracting Fluently the right and underline it. Operations in Base Bar Graphs, Pictographs, Line Plots 0 4 circle stays the same – Ten Explaining Multiplication Situations 5 9 add one is the game. – Multiplying Single-Digit Numbers Now flex your muscles like a hero. Explaining Division Situations Numbers to the right change to zeros. Dividing Single Digit Divisors All other numbers stay the same. Explaining Multiplication as Comparison Yo! You’re a winner in the rounding game. Solving Multiplication and Division Problems Mrs. Nestor’s class website for other math Solving Word Problems songs, games, and videos Talk with your child whenever you find yourself New Common Core/AKS for 2nd 9 Weeks: (multiplication and division properties and patterns) multiplying or dividing in your everyday life Applying Properties Understanding Division as Unknown-Factor Problem When writing a show your child that you are Multiplying and Dividing Fluently writing numbers in word form and standard form. Solving Word Problems Assessing Answer Reasonableness Encourage your child to tell you why and how they Extending and Explaining Patterns solved a math problem. Understanding and Measuring Area Demonstrating Area Concepts Practice multiplication and division facts daily. Use Understanding Multiplication through Area Models flash cards or drill your child in the car. Recognize Area as Additive Drawing Scaled Graphs to Problems Generating Measurement Data Creating Line Plots from Measurement Data
Read charts and graphs together. These can be found on cereal boxes, magazines, flyers, toy boxes, etc. Call attention to frequently confused words in text, such as to, too, two; there, their, they’re. Word Study Greek & Latin Roots Vocabulary Handwriting Divide & Conquer = how to words apart ( base/root, prefix, and suffix) Sub below) -er (more) -est (most) graph (write, draw) Write legibly in cursive: All Letters Review & Practice Point out words with prefixes and suffixes as you are reading with your child. Ask them to divide and conquer the word to figure out the meaning. Encourage cursive handwriting at all Math Numbers and Operations in Base Ten CONTINUE to REVIEW: Place Value through the thousands place Adding and Subtracting Fluently Bar Graphs, Pictographs, Line Plots Explaining Multiplication Situations Multiplying Single-Digit Numbers Explaining Division Situations Dividing Single Digit Divisors Explaining Multiplication as Comparison Solving Multiplication and Division Problems Solving Word Problems New Common Core/AKS for 2nd 9 Weeks: (multiplication and division properties and patterns) Applying Properties Understanding Division as Unknown-Factor Problem Multiplying and Dividing Fluently Solving Word Problems Assessing Answer Reasonableness Extending and Explaining Patterns Understanding and Measuring Area Demonstrating Area Concepts Understanding Multiplication through Area Models Recognize Area as Additive Drawing Scaled Graphs to Problems Generating Measurement Data Creating Line Plots from Measurement Data Sing the Rounding Rap with your Find that place value and circle that digit. Move to the right and underline it. 0 – 4 circle stays the same 5 – 9 add one is the game. Now flex your muscles like a hero. Numbers to the right change to zeros. All other numbers stay the same. Yo! You’re a winner in the rounding game. Mrs. Nestor’s class website for other math songs, games, and videos Talk with your child whenever you find yourself multiplying or dividing in your everyday life When writing a show your child that you are writing numbers in word form and standard form. Encourage your child to tell you why and how they solved a math problem. Practice multiplication and division facts daily. Use flash cards or drill your child in the car.
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