Each week our class goes to the computer lab at least once. Because we usually go during our math block, our computer lessons tend to focus on math concepts. Below are a few movies that showcase the work the students have done this year in the computer lab. The students exported the pictures themselves and saved them to our school's shared drive. They are currently working on creating their own movies to showcase their individual work which will be uploaded to their KidBlog sometime next week.
Showing posts with label Word Problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Word Problems. Show all posts
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Problem Solving
We have been working on addition and subtraction word problems intensively over the last week or so. We have been learning various strategies such as acting it out with either manipulatives or ourselves and drawing a picture to help us solve the problem. Below is an example of a way we used manipulatives to create a picture to help solve a problem.
Labels:
2010/2011,
Addition,
Math,
Subtraction,
Technology,
Word Problems
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Adding It All Up
We have been practicing addition and subtraction all year but this six weeks we have an increased focus on math facts. The students are expected to become fluent in their facts by answering addition facts within three seconds. Currently we are working on sums up to 10; by the end of the year we will be practicing sums up to 18. You can help your child practice their addition facts online at Math Fact Practice. Through this site, you can set timed goals for your child as well as track their progress.
You can also help by pointing out addition and subtraction situations in the real world. Examples include:
You can also help by pointing out addition and subtraction situations in the real world. Examples include:
- There are five chicken nuggets on your plate. If you eat three, how many will be left? 5-3=2
- There are three people in the blue car. There are four people in the green car. How many people are there in all? 3+4=7
- I have six buttons on my shirt. You have four buttons on your shirt. How many more buttons do I have on my shirt than you? 6-4=2
Labels:
2009/2010,
Addition,
Math,
Subtraction,
Word Problems
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