Upcoming
events:
2/20 – Early
Dismissal
2/21 - General PTA Meeting and Program 6pm
2/25 - Class Photos
2/25 - 3/1 - Book Fair
2/21 - General PTA Meeting and Program 6pm
2/25 - Class Photos
2/25 - 3/1 - Book Fair
Resources
this week:
2/19 - Art
2/22 –
Music/Art
Math:
This week in
math the students will continue to generate simple equivalent fractions by using visual fraction
models and the number line. The students
will practice expressing whole numbers as fractions and recognize equivalence
with different units. They will express whole number fractions on the number line when the unit interval is 1.
Example problem of recognizing equivalence with different units:
Example problem of recognizing equivalence with different units:
The zipper on Robert’s jacket is 1 foot long. It breaks on the first day of winter. He can only zip it 8/12 of the way before it gets stuck. Draw and label a number line to show how far Robert can zip his jacket.
a. Divide and label the number line in thirds. What fraction of the way can he zip his jacket in thirds?
b. What fraction of Robert’s jacket is not zipped? Write your answer in twelfths and thirds.
a. Divide and label the number line in thirds. What fraction of the way can he zip his jacket in thirds?
b. What fraction of Robert’s jacket is not zipped? Write your answer in twelfths and thirds.
Things to practice and review at home:
Help your
child develop an understanding of fractions as numbers by providing
opportunities to discuss parts of whole at home.
Practice identifying
number patterns using multiplication, addition or subtraction strategies.
Continue to
review multiplication and division facts
2 to 10
Practice
solving two step word word problems involving all four operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division).
Please review
homework daily and create additional problems to review concepts and skills.
Helpful math videos:
Helpful math videos:
Science:
This week in Science the students will continue learning about stars. They will identify gravity as a force that pulls objects towards each other and down towards the center of Earth.
This week in Science the students will continue learning about stars. They will identify gravity as a force that pulls objects towards each other and down towards the center of Earth.
