Showing posts with label Math Facts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math Facts. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Monday, December 8, 2008
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Wednesday Notes

Today in social we stopped by more Northeast landmarks in our DVD tour of the region. The Erie Canal amazed everyone, especially how it was built- 360 miles long, 4 feet deep, 40 feet wide going up hill-by hand!
Boston, Massachusetts was our other stop on the tour. We learned about Boston Common, the Boston Freedom Trail, and the African Heritage Trail. What a cool city. To comment on these sites or read the comments of others click here.
In math we finished up our studies of graphs and data. The class averaged 90% on the test. Great job! Click here for practice on our next unit of study, multiplication.
Finally, today we submitted holiday stories for The Laker's annual holiday edition. Click here to go to Mrs. Henkels' blog to view what our class and other 4th graders wrote about the holidays. Feel free to write a new entry in the comments section.
Homework:
Complete Camp Leakey Brochure, study spelling words, please return slips for Orchestra Hall.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Multiplication Website/Planner for Thurs. Dec. 13
Try !THIS! multiplication website from the BBC.
Homework:
Reading workbook pg85
Letter to Aunt Linzy from Thomas apologizing and explaining his behavior since she moved in.
Math:
Correct 10.4, Do 10.5 both sides (front side 2-10, backside 1-8, 23-34)
Spelling Test Tomorrow, Music Tomorrow
Homework:
Reading workbook pg85
Letter to Aunt Linzy from Thomas apologizing and explaining his behavior since she moved in.
Math:
Correct 10.4, Do 10.5 both sides (front side 2-10, backside 1-8, 23-34)
Spelling Test Tomorrow, Music Tomorrow
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Chapter 8 Websites for Math
Click on OPERATIONS for a quiz on which operation (+,-,x,÷)to use in an equation.
Click on DICTIONARY for an ehttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifxplanation of the following multiplication properties:
Identity
Associative
Commutative
Math Fact Practice
Click !HERE! for Harcourt School.
Click !HERE! for Hidden Pictures
Click !HERE! for a challenging multiplication game.
Click !HERE! for Math Football.
Click on DICTIONARY for an ehttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifxplanation of the following multiplication properties:
Identity
Associative
Commutative
Math Fact Practice
Click !HERE! for Harcourt School.
Click !HERE! for Hidden Pictures
Click !HERE! for a challenging multiplication game.
Click !HERE! for Math Football.
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