WELCOME TO MATH!

  • Click HERE for the Arizona College and Career Readiness Standards

     

How Math Class Works

  • How Math Class Works

    • Class starts with a review problem or a Sprint (math facts) and materials gathering 
    • Students learn about the daily learning target and practice on whiteboards (Concept Development). 
    • Students practice problems with the teacher on paper using the Homework pages.
    • Students finish assigned problems independently.
    • Students complete Exit Ticket to show their understanding of daily learning target.
    • Students use the DreamBox website for additional math practice during Intervention time 

     

    Expectation/Tips

    • Always have materials with you: sharpened pencils, dry erase marker, eraser for dry erase, hand-held pencil sharpener, earbuds/headphones, red math folder
    • Save Homework pages until after quiz/Test is taken. You can review these before tests or quizzes.
    • Problem Set pages are the "homework" pages, students will complete homework (Problem Set) on canvas when assigned.

     

    Canvas

    • Canvas will be used for homework and quizzes. 
    • Students can redo the homework multiple times to practice
    • The Canvas Gradebook is NOT used for student grades.  The ONLY accurate information about your child's quarterly grade is in PowerSchools. Canvas can show how your student did on a particular assignment.

     

    Grades

    • Students grades are weighted as follows:  99% Assessments      1% In-progress Learning (Exit Tickets, Problem Sets)        
    • Look in PowerSchools to see how each entry in the Math Gradebook is designated.
    • Retakes: Students may request the chance to improve a quiz or test score with a retake if the score is below 80%.  The student should SAVE the original quiz and request a retake from Ms. Davidow.  Quizzes or tests may only be made up within the same Unit or Module.

     

    MULTIPLICATION FACTS! 4th graders are expected to have their facts memorized already.

    • Memorize multiplication facts as soon as possible!
    • Make skip counting charts for each number 1-9 and practice chanting them.
    • Get flash cards and practice all of one number (i.e. 3x4, 6x3, 9x3).
    • Print practice worksheets from the internet and do them.
    • Have older family members quiz on some facts each day!

     

CLASS DETAILS

  • 4th Grade Units of Study - Eureka Math Modules

    Module 1:  Place Value, Rounding, and Algorithms for Addition and Subtraction

    Module 2:  Unit Conversions and Problem Solving with Metric Measurement

    Module 3:  Multi-Digit Multiplication and Division

    Module 4:  Angle Measure and Plane Figure

    Module 5:  Fraction Equivalence, Ordering and Operations

    Module 6:  Decimal Fractions

    Module 7: Exploring Measurement in Multiplication 

     

    ****4th Grade Modules are taught out of order.  The sequence is as follows:

    Module 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 4, 2

    This allows the most time to be spent on the essential standards of 4th grade.

     

     

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