First Grade Math Night
First Grade Math Night THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH, 2016
Introduction: What is your child learning in math?
COMMON CORE STANDARDS: http://www.corestandards.org/Math/
OPERATIONS AND ALGEBRAIC THINKING IS OUR STRAND FOR TONIGHT.
WHY ARE KIDS LEARNING SCHOOL?
MATH DIFFERENTLY THAN THEY DID WHEN
HTTPS://VIMEO.COM/110807219
STOP AT 4:50
I WAS IN
Homework Expectations
Your child will continue reading the fluency passages and graphing their progress each night.
Students should be reading 3 times a night for at least 15 minutes.
The other 2 nights should be spent practicing math skills.
You will receive a homework packet to put in your child’s homework binder. These materials are exactly what you are going to use tonight to play math games with your child. These games are designed to target specific math skills we are learning in class.
There will be other ways to do the math homework on those nights as well; they will be printed on the back of the log.
The Homework Log will stay in your child’s blue folder like always.
Homework Log:
Side 1 Math Stations:
There are 4 tubs to each table. This way, 8 groups can be playing one game at a time.
How Many Am I Hiding?
Roll and Record Addition
Heads and Tails
Windows
Windows
Compare
Side 2 Math Stations:
Bathrooms
Counters In A Cup
Roll and Record Subtraction
Missing Numbers
Five-In-A-Row Subtraction
Rotation:
Side 1• 6:10-6:20, Students whose numbers are 112. • 6:20-6:30, Students whose numbers are 13-24. Side 2• 6:10-6:20, Students whose numbers are 13-24 • 6:20-6:30, Students whose numbers are 112.
Introduction: What is your child learning in math?
COMMON CORE STANDARDS: http://www.corestandards.org/Math/
OPERATIONS AND ALGEBRAIC THINKING IS OUR STRAND FOR TONIGHT.
WHY ARE KIDS LEARNING SCHOOL?
MATH DIFFERENTLY THAN THEY DID WHEN
HTTPS://VIMEO.COM/110807219
STOP AT 4:50
I WAS IN
Homework Expectations
Your child will continue reading the fluency passages and graphing their progress each night.
Students should be reading 3 times a night for at least 15 minutes.
The other 2 nights should be spent practicing math skills.
You will receive a homework packet to put in your child’s homework binder. These materials are exactly what you are going to use tonight to play math games with your child. These games are designed to target specific math skills we are learning in class.
There will be other ways to do the math homework on those nights as well; they will be printed on the back of the log.
The Homework Log will stay in your child’s blue folder like always.
Homework Log:
Side 1 Math Stations:
There are 4 tubs to each table. This way, 8 groups can be playing one game at a time.
How Many Am I Hiding?
Roll and Record Addition
Heads and Tails
Windows
Windows
Compare
Side 2 Math Stations:
Bathrooms
Counters In A Cup
Roll and Record Subtraction
Missing Numbers
Five-In-A-Row Subtraction
Rotation:
Side 1• 6:10-6:20, Students whose numbers are 112. • 6:20-6:30, Students whose numbers are 13-24. Side 2• 6:10-6:20, Students whose numbers are 13-24 • 6:20-6:30, Students whose numbers are 112.
