Bridges math grade 4 unit 6
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May 3, 2013
In the math curriculum we're required to use in my district, it is assumed that the students will enter 4th grade with proficiency in the multiplication tables. But only about 1/4 of the students do. About half know x0-5 & 10. The other quarter of the class do not have mastery of any numbers over 2.
Any suggestions are welcome!!!
Annie
On 5/03/13, Kadi wrote: > Any suggestions or inexpensive resources for making sure > all my 4th graders next year know their times tables (with > automaticity) by the end of the first trimester? It's > become very clear to me that without that early enough in > the year, students cannot pass 4th grade math. (And parents > become h...See More
PedagoNet
Try the Multiplication Fortune Teller
KAREN
On 6/10/13, PedagoNet wrote:
> Try the Multiplication Fortune Teller
My students have picked up the pace by using Mathletics, both at school and on home computers. They can log on and play against each other for the fastest time!~
> Try the Multiplication Fortune Teller
My students have picked up the pace by using Mathletics, both at school and on home computers. They can log on and play against each other for the fastest time!~
KAREN
On 6/10/13, PedagoNet wrote:
> Try the Multiplication Fortune Teller
My students have picked up the pace by using Mathletics, both at school and on home computers. They can log on and play against each other for the fastest time!~
> Try the Multiplication Fortune Teller
My students have picked up the pace by using Mathletics, both at school and on home computers. They can log on and play against each other for the fastest time!~
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