Homework, Week of November 3rd

Thursday, November 6th

4th Math:
Practice  your multiplication!

5th Math:
Practice  your multiplication!

6th Math:
6A - Your quiz on 2.4 through 2.6 will be Monday, November 10th.

6B - Your quiz on 2.4 through 2.6 will be Thursday, November 13th.

Wednesday, November 5th

4th Math:
Think of a word problem that uses at least one operation.  Please don't make it as simple as "if I take one plus one what do I get?".  Challenge your classmates with the problem on Thursday!

5th Math:
Complete SL 3-5.

6th Math:
Finish your packet for 2.6: Dividing Decimals.  This is due Thursday.

Your quiz on 2.4 through 2.6 will be Monday, November 10th.


Monday, November 3rd

4th Math:
Complete SL 3-6 if you haven't already.  Also, complete SL 3-7

5th Math:
Complete SL 3-4.

6th Math:
IXL - Complete a total of 40 problems, solving at least ten from each of the following skills:
o.1, o.2, o.4 and o.7.
Write down 1) the problem, 2) steps required to solve the problem, 3) your answer and 4) whether it was correct or not.

Homework, Week of October 27th

Wednesday, October 29th

4th Math:
Complete SL 3-5

6th Math:
Redo your quiz for sections 2-1 through 2-3.  If you turn in your revised responses Thursday (no other day!), then I will replace your old quiz score with your new one.

Monday, October 27th

4th Math:
Complete SL 3-3

5th Math:
Complete SL 3-1

6th Math:
Log on IXL and complete ten of the problems from each of the following skills: W-4 through W-7.
Make sure you write down the problem, your work, your answer and whether your answer is correct or not.  You should complete at least 40 problems.

Homework, Week of October 20th

Wednesday, October 22nd

4th Grade:
SL 3-2

6th Grade:
Keep practicing multiplication and division of fractions.  Your quiz for sections 1-3 is on Friday.
Make sure you complete the practice quiz BEFORE you check the answers on the back of it.



Wednesday, October 22nd

4th Grade:
SL 3-1

5th Grade:

Chapter 2 review (for Thursday test):

 In your math journal, make sure you complete and practice the following items:

P. 33 (partial-sums), p. 35 (trade-first subtraction)

P. 43 - which is greater: 50%, 3/5, 4/9, 0.4

Convert 0.15 to ____%. Convert 6/8 to ____%.

P.31 #2 and #4, p.37-38, p.39 #4 (write in expanded notation). p.41, p.47-48, p.50-51, p.53 #2a and 3.

After your test Thursday, I am going to collect and grade your math journals.

6th Grade:
Keep practicing multiplication of fractions.  Your quiz for sections 1-3 is on Friday.


Monday, October 20th

5th Math:
Complete SL 2-9

6th Math:
Complete the 2.2 Exercises pages 67-69.  EVEN problems only.

Homework, Week of October 14th

Friday, October 17th:

4th Grade:

Chapter 2 review:

In your math journal, make sure you complete and practice the following items:

P. 30, 31 #4, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44 #1, 45 #2, 46-47, 49.

After your test Monday, I am going to collect and grade your math journals.

5th Grade:
Complete SL 2-9

6th Grade:
Practice Multiplication!  Get on IXL!  Make and practice your multiplication that you need to practice!


Thursday, October 16th

4th Grade:
Complete SL 2-9

5th Grade:
Complete SL 2-8

6th Grade:
Redo the 2.1 - Multiplying Fractions worksheets.  Make sure you have review/modify all problems that need correcting.


Wednesday, October 15th

6th Grade:
Complete the 2 page 2.1 - Multiplying Fractions worksheet.

4th Grade:
Complete SL 2-8

Homework, Week of October 6th

Monday, October 6th

6th Math:
Today, you were given the a "Test B".  It has problems very similar to what you will see on your chapter test Tuesday.  Practice practice practice!  Work on reducing the amount of time required to answer each problem.  I would expect that everyone is using their worksheets, practice test and your quiz results to prepare for Tuesday's Chapter 1 test.

Homework, Week of September 29th

Friday, October 3rd

4th Math:
Complete SL 2-4

5th Math:
Complete SL 2-4

6th Math:
Fix the problems your got wrong on your quiz.  If you give me the corrections on Monday before 10:00 am, I will get them in before progress report cutoff.

On Monday, you are going to work on a practice test in class.  You should use this and your quiz results as a gauge for how ready you will be for Tuesday's Chapter 1 test.


Thursday, October 2nd

4th Math:
Complete SL 2-3

5th Math:
Complete SL 2-3

6th Math:
Continue to practice for your quiz Friday.


Wednesday, October 1st

4th Math:
Complete SL 2-2

5th Math:
Complete SL 2-2

6th Math:
Complete Worksheet 1.6 (pages 24-25)
and your practice quiz.  Quiz for sections 1.4 through 1.6 is Thursday.  Your chapter 1 test is Monday.
Practice quiz answers:

1. 1, 48; 2, 24; 3, 16; 4, 12; 6, 8 
2. 1, 56; 2, 28; 4, 14; 7, 8
3. 2 to 2nd power x 3 x 5
4. 2 to 3rd power x 3 to 2nd power.
5. 6
6. 4
7. 2
8. 4
9. 56
10. 48
11. 90
12. 96
13. 1 4/15
14. 1/8
15. 6 baskets
16. 4 inches.
17. 12 days; the LCM of 4 and 6 is 12. So you will have both lessons on the same day in 12 days.
18. 3 packs of burgers and 5 packs of buns.

Tuesday, September 30th

4th Math:
Complete SL 2-1

6th Math:
Complete Worksheet 1.6 (pages 23-24)

Homework, Week of September 22nd

Friday, September 26th

6th Math: 

Complete the 1 page "Greatest Common Factor" worksheet (pages 19 & 20)

Thursday, September 25th

5th Math:

Complete Study Links 2-1

6th Math: 

Complete the 2 page "Prime Factorization" worksheet

Wednesday, September 24th

4th Math:
Study for your chapter 1 test on Thursday.  Use your SRB, returned Study Links and notes to prepare for the following:
- Right angles
- Quadrangle (definition and how to draw)
- Polygon (definition and how to draw)
- Parallel sides
- Lines
- Line segments
- Parallelogram (definition and how to draw)
- Rhombus  (definition and how to draw)
- Adding and subtracting 1 and 2 digit numbers
- Be able to draw a perpendicular line segment, concave and convex polygon, non-concentric and concentric circles, and congruent shapes.


Tuesday, September 23rd

4th Math:
Study for your chapter 1 test on Thursday.
Things to focus on:
- Right angles
- Quadrangle (definition and how to draw)
- Polygon (definition and how to draw)
- Parallel sides
- Lines
- Line segments
- Parallelogram (definition and how to draw)
- Rhombus  (definition and how to draw)
- Adding and subtracting 1 and 2 digit numbers
- Be able to draw a perpendicular line segment, concave and convex polygon, non-concentric and concentric circles, and congruent shapes.


5th Math:
Study for your chapter 1 test on Wednesday.
Things to focus on:
- Factors and factor pairs
- Prime vs. composite
- Drawing arrays of factor pairs.
- Square numbers
- Place value
- Factor rainbow
- Prime factorization (create a factor tree)
- Divisibility rules for 2, 3, 5, 6, 9 and 10.