*** No more homework! :)
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June 4th-10th
1. Prodigy = 12 Questions
2. Raz Kids = 1 Book (Plus, Quiz)
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May28th-June 3rd
1. Math Quiz - Fractions (Thursday, May 31st)
- representing fractions using pictures and standard notation
- compare and order fractions
- compare fractions to the benchmarks 0, 1/2, 1.
2. Prodigy = 15 questions
- If you do these before the quiz, it will help you prepare for it.
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May 22nd-27th
1. Math Test - Geometry (Tuesday, May 22nd)
- symmetry
- reflections
- grids
2. Raz Kids - 1 Book (Plus the quiz)
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May 14th-21st
* No Homework.
1. Math Quiz - Monday, May 14th (Symmetry and Reflections)
2. Language Quiz - Wednesday, May 16th (Point of View)
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May 7-13th
- No Homework.
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April 30th-May 6th
1.Perimeter and Area Quiz: Tuesday, May 1st
2. Homework Sheet - Perimeter and Area (Gardens): Due-- Monday, May 7th
3. Read on your own. (Books of your choice.)
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April 23-29th
1. Measurement Quiz: Monday, April 23rd
* You will need to know how to:
- estimate and measure length/height.
- know the difference between mm, cm, dm, m, and km.
- know how to change from one unit to another (use the sheet I sent home to help you practise this).
- choose the appropriate unit for measuring and explain your reasoning.
*** No homework this week!
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April 16-22nd
1. Prodigy = 6 Questions
2. Raz Kids = 1 Book (Plus Quiz)
3. Measurement Quiz: Monday, April 23rd
* You will need to know how to:
- estimate and measure length/height.
- know the difference between mm, cm, dm, m, and km.
- know how to change from one unit to another (use the sheet I sent home to help you practise this).
- choose the appropriate unit for measuring and explain your reasoning.
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April 9-15th
1. Math Quiz: Algebra (Monday, April 9th)
2. Math Homework Sheets - Measurement
Due: Monday, April 16th
3. Language - Editing Sheet (Finding and correcting the mistakes in a text.)
Due: Monday, April 16th
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April 3rd-8th
1. Math Quiz - Algebra (Friday, April 6th)
2. Wear blue on Wednesday to support Autism Awareness.
3. Return red assessment folder. It needed to be returned last week.
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March 26th - April 1st
1. Math Sheets (Number Patterns) and (Measurement Patterns)
Due: Monday, March 26th
2. Math Test - Patterning (Wednesday, March 28th)
3. Prodigy = 12 questions
4. Return red assessment folder by Thursday, March 29th!
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March 19th - 25th
1. Math Sheets (Number Patterns) and (Measurement Patterns)
Due: Monday, March 26th
- You will get both of these on Tuesday.
2. Read a book (s) of choice.
3. Continue working on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
- As I have mentioned in class, knowing these will make other math lessons/activities/concepts easier and quicker to complete.
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March Break (10-18th):
** No Homework!
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** No Homework!
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March 5-9th
1. Continue working on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
2. Raz-Kids = 1 Book (read, plus the quiz)
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February 26th- March 4th
1. Division Handout (double sided): Due: Monday, February 5th
2. Continue working on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
3. Raz-Kids = 1 Book (read, plus the quiz)
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1. Math Test on Wednesday, February 21st (Multiplication)
2. Continue working on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
3. Owls in the Family Test (end of book) on Thursday, February 22nd
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February 12-19th
1. Math Sheet on Multiplication---> Due: Friday, February 16th
2. Continue working on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
3. Math Test on Friday, February 16th (Multiplication)
4. Read = Books of Choice
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February 5-11th
1. Prodigy = 12 questions
2. Work on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
- You can use the sheet I sent home for this. The sheet stays at home and can be used for future math homework.
3. Raz Kids = 1 Book (Read and the Quiz)
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January 29th - February 4th
1. Main Idea/Supporting Details Quizzes (2)
- You will need to read 1 page, then answer a few questions (some questions are multiple choice).
- Quizzes will be on Monday and Tuesday (or Wednesday).
2. Prodigy = 10 questions
3. Work on learning your multiplication and division facts up to 9.
- You can use the sheet I sent home for this. The sheet stays at home and can be used for future math homework.
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January 22-28th
1. Math Quiz - Double Bar Graphs
Monday, January 22nd
- Answer questions related to double bar graphs.
- Create a small double bar graph from data that is given to you.
2. Math Homework Sheet - Review (Double sided page)
Due: Thursday, January 25th
3. Math Unit Test - Data Management
Thursday, January 25th
Be able to:
- Create different types of graphs/tables (e.g. pictograph, bar graphs, stem-and leaf, a table).
- Answer questions related to graphs and tables.
- Make conclusions related to graphs and tables.
- Calculate the median and range of data.
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January 15-21st
1. Math Homework Sheet - Interpreting Pictographs
Due: Thursday, January 18th.
2. Math Quiz - Interpreting a Pictograph
Thursday, January 19th
- Answer questions related to the pictograph.
- Be able to find the mode, median, and range.
3. Read = books of choice
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January 8-14th
* There is no homework this week.
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December 18-22nd
1) Math Test: 2-D Geometry (Tuesday, December 19th)
Be able to:
- Identify a right, half of a right, and a straight angle.
- Identify polygons (square, triangle, rectangle, quadrilateral, rhombus, trapezoid, parallelogram, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, and octagon).
- Sort quadrilaterals into a Venn Diagram based on it's attributes (e.g. parallel sides, side lengths, angles)
- Short Answers: In this section, you will need to describe how two shapes are similar and/or different.
- Matching: You will need to match a polygon with its definition.
2) Practise for the Christmas Concert
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December 11-17th
1) Math Sheet: Identifying Quadrilaterals and Comparing Angles to a Right Angle
Due: Wednesday, December 13th
** This will help you prepare for the quiz this Wednesday.
2) Math Quiz: Angles and Polygons (Wednesday, December 13th)
Be able to:
- Tell in degrees how big a straight, right, half of a right angle is.
- Tell if an an obtuse/acute angle is more or less than a right angle.
- Identify and describe a right, half of a right, and a straight angle.
- Identify polygons (square, triangle, rectangle, quadrilateral, rhombus, trapezoid, parallelogram, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, and octagon).
3) Prodigy = 10 Questions
4) Practise learning the words to the Christmas concert song! I have added a tab on the main menu that includes 2 YouTube videos for you to practise.
** For the concert, I will be getting you to wear a red, green, or Christmas/Holiday related shirt. You can start taking a look now in your closets to see if you have any one of those shirts. It can be a t-shirt, long sleeve shirt, or sweater.
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December 4th-10th
1) Write a paragraph on a topic of choice. The instructions and expectations of this task will be given to you on Monday on a piece of paper. It is due on: Monday, December 11th.
2) Go on an angle hunt around your home. The sheet/chart you need to fill in and the tool you need to complete this will be given to you on Wednesday. The sheet will be due on:
Monday, December 11th.
3) Practise learning the words to the Christmas concert song! I have added a tab on the main menu that includes 2 YouTube videos for you to practise.
** For the concert, I will be getting you to wear a red, green, or Christmas/Holiday related shirt. You can start taking a look now in your closets to see if you have any one of those shirts. It can be a t-shirt, long sleeve shirt, or sweater.
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November 27th- December 3rd
1. Final Time Test: Thursday, November 30th
- Be able to draw and tell time to the nearest minute on analogue clocks.
- Estimate Time: Given a situation, tell how long it would take to do something.
- Elapsed Time: Word Problems involving elapsed time, including years and decades.
- Units of Time: Matching one unit of time to another unit of time that is equal to it.
To get these correct, you need to understand how long the following are: hour, day, week, month, year, decade, century.
For example: 3 hours would match up with 180 minutes.
Another example: 40 years would match up with 4 decades.
**** You may use a calculator for this test! :)
2. Reading Assessment - Determining the main idea and supporting details of a text (article).
Friday, December 1st
- You will need to identify and write down the main idea.
- You will need to identify and write down 3 or more supporting details (related to the main idea).
3. Raz Kids = 1 Book
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November 20-27th
1. Mental Math Quiz - Adding and Subtracting: Monday, November 20th
- You will need to use a mental math strategy to solve some addition and subtraction problems (only 2-digit numbers). For example: 45 + 46.
- You will only need to show 1 way (strategy) for each question.
- I am sending home a sheet to help you review some mental math strategies.
2. Math Sheet/Handout: Time (Telling and Drawing Time)
Due: Monday, November 20th.
3. Math Sheet: Elapsed Time (Word Problems)
Due: Thursday, November 23rd
- You can hand it in before this date. You will get this sheet on Monday.
4. Math Quiz - Estimating Time and Elapsed Time
Monday, November 27th
5. Prodigy = 8 Questions
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November 13-19th
1. Mental Math Quiz - Adding and Subtracting: Monday, November 20th
- You will need to use a mental math strategy to solve some addition and subtraction problems (only 2-digit numbers). For example: 45 + 46.
- You will only need to show 1 way (strategy) for each question.
- I am sending home a sheet to help you review some mental math strategies.
2. Math Quiz: Time (Friday, November 17th)
- Telling time to the nearest minute.
3. Math Sheet/Handout: Time (Telling and Drawing Time)
Due: Monday, November 20th.
4. Reading = Books of choice
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November 6th-12th
1. Math Sheet/Handout: Mental Math - Adding and Subtracting
Due: Monday, November 6th
2. Prodigy = 10 questions
3. Reading = 1 Raz Kids Book/Quiz
4. Reading (optional) = books/texts of choice
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October 30th-November 5th
1. Complete math inventory by Wednesday, November 1st. You will see an email from me in your gmail. You will be given some class time for this or you can do it at home. It is not very long.
- Once you complete all answers on the form and click submit, I will have your responses.
2. Math Sheet/Handout: Mental Math - Adding and Subtracting
Due: Monday, November 6th
3. Reading = Texts of choice or Raz Kids
- Remember to let me know if you're finding the books in Raz-Kids too hard to understand or too easy.
- If you have difficulty understanding what you're reading, please try to read more Raz Kids books per week or other books at home. It's also a good idea to discuss what you're reading with a parent or sibling to help improve your comprehension.
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October 23-29th
1. Estimation Handout Due: Wednesday, October 25th
- Please note the due date change from Monday to Wednesday.
2. Math Test - Adding, Subtracting, and Estimating: Friday, October 27th
- I will be testing their ability to add, subtract, and estimate without the use of calculator.
3. Raz Kids = 1 Book/Quiz
- Remember to let me know if you're finding the books too hard to understand or too easy.
- If you have difficulty understanding what you're reading, please try to read more Raz Kids books per week or other books at home. It's also a good idea to discuss what you're reading with a parent or sibling to help improve your comprehension.
4. Reading (Optional) = Your books of choice.
* You don't have to work on Prodigy this week.
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October 16-22nd
1. Estimation Handout Due: Monday, October 23rd
- Will be given out on Tuesday, October 17th.
2. Prodigy = 12 Questions
3. Reading = Raz Kids (1 Book/Quiz)
** I would like everyone to try reading one of your Raz-Kids books and complete the quiz that goes with it.
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October 9th - 15th1. 4 digit-Addition/Subtraction Handout: Due: Tuesday, October 11th
2. Prodigy = 12 Questions
3. Reading = 15 minutes per school night or Raz Kids (1 Book/Quiz)
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October 2nd - 9th
1. Language Quiz - Making Connections: Monday, October 2nd
2. 4 digit-Addition/Subtraction Handout: Due: Tuesday, October 11th
3. Prodigy = 8 Questions
4. Reading = 15 minutes per school night or Raz Kids (1 Book/Quiz)
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September 25-October 1st
1. Math Test on Wednesday, September 27th = Place Value
- See previous week to see what you need to know.
2. Prodigy = 10 Questions
3. Reading = 15 minutes per school night or Raz Kids (1 Book/Quiz)
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September 18-24th
** Remember, you have all week (up to the 24th) to complete this homework. Number four explains what will be on your upcoming quest (test). This information is provided so you can review anything you're unsure of with a parent/sibling or ask me any questions ahead of time. We haven't learnt a couple of things yet (i.e. - rounding), so don't worry if you don't know everything yet....you will. :)
1. Prodigy = 12 questions
2. Reading = 15 minutes per school night
3. Raz Kids = (Optional). You can do this instead of reading each night OR you could do it as well. Try reading 1 book and answering the quiz for it.
4. There will be a math quest early next week on the following items:
(I will review this with you later on in the week.)
- Representing numbers in a place value chart (thousands, hundreds, tens, ones).
- Representing numbers in standard form (e.g. 4,529), expanded form (4,000 + 500 + 20 + 9), and number word form ( four thousand five hundred twenty-nine).
- State the value of a digit in a number (e.g. 7, 837. The value of the "8" is 800.
- Rounding numbers to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand.
- Comparing numbers to tell whether they are greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=) one another.
- Ordering numbers from greatest to least and least to greatest.
- Another question where you need to apply your knowledge of place value/numbers to a problem. You will also need to be able to explain your thinking.
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September 11-17th
1. Try signing into your Prodigy account with the logins given to you. Online Prodigy homework will be starting next week, I want to make sure you're all able to sign in and play.
2. Try signing into your Raz Kids account. Your password is your student number.
** Both of these passwords were given to you on a label and placed in your agenda.
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September 5th-10th
1. Check out the class blog and look through the different tabs on the left.
- We will start our regular online homework beginning week 3.
