Informational Writing Quilt Paper Folding Draw a picture of a Find or draw a picture of a quilt. Experiment with partitioning Write fractions to describe the quadrilateral. Draw a picture shapes by folding paper. patterns in the quilt. For example of a rhombus. Divide the paper into halves, 4/24 of the quilt has blue. 6/24 of How are they alike? How are thirds, fourths, sixths, and the quilt has both red and blue. they different? Is a eighths. 8/24 of the quilt has dots. quadrilateral a rhombus? Is a Label each unit. (Use both rectangular paper and circular rhombus a quadrilateral? sheets.) Justify your thinking. Rulers Real-World Connection Number Line Measure five or more items to the In P.E., Lauren competed in Use manipulatives to create a nearest half inch. Measure five or the one mile run. Coach Hall number line that is more items to the nearest quarter explained that six laps partitioned into equal sized inch. Make a chart of your around the track is equivalent pieces. Include fractions on findings. Order the items from to one mile. To warm up for your number line. shortest to longest. the competition, Lauren runs four laps around the track. What fraction of a mile did she run to warm up for the competition? Explain your thinking. Name: ____________________________________________________ Fourth Grade Math Choice Board Multiply and Divide Fractions, Fractions and Decimals, Geometry – 3rd Nine Weeks Chart Logo Art Design a logo. Your logo must Create a geome-tree, a tree with Visit have one line of symmetry, one geometric shapes. Include several . right angle, one obtuse angle, and triangles; label or color-code the Explore different seven different polygons triangles. Include five or more representations for including the three types of additional 2-dimensional shapes fractions including triangles. Explain how your logo with labels. improper fractions, meets the design requirements. numbers, decimals, and percentages. Adjust numerators and denominators to see how they change the representations. Keep a record of ten fractions. Scrapbook Drawing Sorts
Informational Writing Draw a picture of a quadrilateral. Draw a picture of a rhombus. How are they alike? How are they different? Is a quadrilateral a rhombus? Is a rhombus a quadrilateral? Justify your thinking. Quilt Find or draw a picture of a quilt. Write fractions to describe the patterns in the quilt. For example 4/24 of the quilt has blue. 6/24 of the quilt has both red and blue. 8/24 of the quilt has dots. Paper Folding Experiment with partitioning shapes by folding paper. Divide the paper into halves, thirds, fourths, sixths, and eighths. Label each unit. (Use both rectangular paper and circular sheets.) Rulers Measure five or more items to the nearest half inch. Measure five or more items to the nearest quarter inch. Make a chart of your findings. Order the items from shortest to longest. Real-World Connection In P.E., Lauren competed in the one mile run. Coach Hall explained that six laps around the track is equivalent to one mile. To warm up for the competition, Lauren runs four laps around the track. What fraction of a mile did she run to warm up for the competition? Explain your thinking. Number Line Use manipulatives to create a number line that is partitioned into equal sized pieces. Include fractions on your number line. Name: ____________________________________________________ Fourth Grade Math Choice Board Multiply and Divide Fractions, Fractions and Decimals, Geometry – 3rd Nine Weeks Chart Visit . Explore different representations for fractions including improper fractions, numbers, decimals, and percentages. Adjust numerators and denominators to see how they change the representations. Keep a record of ten fractions. Logo Design a logo. Your logo must have one line of symmetry, one right angle, one obtuse angle, and seven different polygons including the three types of triangles. Explain how your logo meets the design requirements. Art Create a geome-tree, a tree with geometric shapes. Include several triangles; label or color-code the triangles. Include five or more additional 2-dimensional shapes with labels. Scrapbook Drawing Sorts
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