• 1st Quarter Math Skills:

    Extending Place Value with Decimals and Fractions

     

    Third graders are expected to have memorized their facts up to 10 x 10. As 4th graders it is imperative that they know their facts fluently.For Multiplication practice:

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    VIDEOS reviewing skills this quarter:

    There are 6 videos on this webpage. Here is a list of video topics. Scroll down to get to the video you want to watch. Enjoy!

    1.  Place Value, Power of 10, and Expanded Notation

    2. Greater Than Less Than Song: Comparing whole numbers - greater than and less then symbol

     3. Decimals, base ten number system, comparing fractions to decimals, expanded form, and hundredths place

    4. Fractions Song - Review numerator and denominator examples

    5. Converting base 10 fractions to decimals

    6. Comparing Fractions

     

    1.  Place Value, Power of 10, and Expanded Notation

    We start the year discussing Place Value to the billions place. We also discuss the value of each digit increasing by a power of tenas we go to the left. Students also need to understand place value as it relates to expanded notation. The following video covers all of these concepts.

     

    2. Greater Than Less Than Song: Comparing whole numbers - greater than and less then symbol

     

     3. Decimals, base ten number system, comparing fractions to decimals, expanded form, and hundredths place

     Next we discuss decimals. The video "Math Antics - Decimal Place Value" covers the place value concepts of decimals, including our base ten number system, each place gets 1/10 smaller as we go to the right, comparing fractions to decimals, and expanded form. Fourth graders only need to know values to the hundredths place.

     

     

    4. Fractions Song - Review numerator and denominator examples

     

    5. Converting base 10 fractions to decimals

     Next we spend time converting base 10 fractions to decimals. The video "Math Antics - Converting Base 10 Fractions" covers this concepts well. Fourth graders only need to know how to convert fractions of tenths and hundredths to decimals.

     

     

     

    6. Comparing Fractions