Daily Math:

Chapter 21 

pp.611-615

Regrouping 3-digit

Numbers

Homework: 

Study all Flashcards

Pp.616-619

Regrouping using

money

Homework: 

Review of regrouping

pp. 621-624

Problem Solving

Guess & Check 

Homework: 

Study all Flashcards

3-Digit Numbers

Digit Detective

pp. 625-626 

Homework:

Review Sheet 

Chapter Review-Test

over Chapter 21  'Adding

with Two and Three Digit

Numbers'

No homework tonight.

Daily Math:

Chapters 10 & 21

Two-and three-digit

addition

Homework: 

Teacher-made worksheet of

selected problems

Two, three and four

digit addition with carrying

Homework: 

Teacher-made worksheet AND

practice addition, subtraction and

multiplication flashcards.

Chapters 11 & 22

Subtraction of 2-digit with

borrowing 

Homework: 

Teacher created worksheet and

practice all flashcards.

Subtraction of 2- and

3-digit numbers with 

borrowing.

Homework: 

Test review with mixed

addition and subtraction.

Practice flashcards.

Test over addition and sutraction 

of two and three digit numbers 

with borrowing and carrying 

No homework tonight.

Daily Math:

Two and three-digit addition and subtraction. 

We will include carrying to and borrowing from 

the hundred's place.

Homework: Teacher created worksheet.

Two and three-digit 

addition and subtraction.

'What is a googol?'  

Homework: No homework!  

HAPPY TURKEY DAY!!!!!!!!

Homework: 

Homework: 

Daily Math:

Review of Vertex, Edges, Faces, etc.

Classify and Compare Solid Shapes

pp. 217-226

Homework: Review addition and subtraction

flashcards

Review and reinforcement of 

two-digit addition; problem solving strategies and skills

p. 263-282 (selected pages from math text) 

Homework: Review pages not finished in classtime will be for homework tonight.

Carrying from ones to tens AND from tens to hundreds.

pp. 289-294 

Homework: Worksheet AND practice multiplication facts.

Adding Three Numbers--two and three digit numbers

Guess and check problem solving activities

Homework: Worksheet

Estimating and adding

pp. 303-310

No homework this weekend 

Daily Math:

Define and discuss congruency.  p. 191-195

Work on 'Angles Project'

Homework: 

Page 46-47.  Review addition and subtraction flash cards tonight.   Please spend at least 20 minutes total on this task.

Continue work on project. 

Define 'rotational symmetry' and 'Slides, Flips and Turns'  Complete p. 196- 198

Homework: 

Page 48 & reveiw addition, subtraction, and newly created multiplication flashcards tonight.

Project Work. 

Review of skills...p. 201-204 and Chapter Test

Homework: 

Review all flashcards tonight.  Focus on addition, spending at least 20 minutes total reviewing.

Project work. 

Begin Chapter 8 'Solid Shapes'

Math vocabulary.  p. 209-210

Homework: 

Page 50 and Flashcard review for 20 minutes total tonight.   

Project work.  

Faces, edges and vertices on Solid Shapes.  p. 211-216

No homework tonite.  Happy weekend!! 

Daily Math:

Timed Test over Addition 

New Content Pre-test over Plane Shapes

Intro: vertex/vertices, pentagon, hexagon, sides, angles

pp.181-182; 183-184

Homework: p.42-43 

Timed test over Subtraction 

Review right, obtuse, acute angles from yesterday

Read Shapes and Solids by Latshmi Hewavisenti; discussing quadrilaterals, parallelograms, rhombus, and trapezoids

pp. 185-190

Homework: p. 44-45 

Mixed Timed Test 

Read Shapes We Eat by Simone Ribke

Explore pattern blocks to make shapes and patterns.

Homework: Spend time tonite reviewing your addition and subtraction fact cards.

Mixed Timed test 

Discuss concept of congruency.  Use dot paper to make our own congruent shapes.  pp. 191-196

Homework: p. 46-47

Half Day of School today.  Teacher in-service.

Continue study of odd and even numbers discovering what happens when:

1. Two odd numbers are added together (even sum)

2.  Two even numbers are added together (even sum)

3.  An odd and an even number are added together (odd sum)

Look at and investigate patterns on 'Pascal's triangle'.  Use Go Figure by Johnny Ball to help us in this quest. 

Practice addition and subtraction math facts.  Begin the process of subraction with borrowing.

Homework:  Subtraction worksheet.

Continue subtraction with borrowing.  The Third Grade bake sale is this week so we will also be reviewing money and learning how to count back change.  This skill will go 'hand in hand' with our study of subtraction with borrowing. 

Homework:  Subtraction worksheet.

Continue subtraction/money skills practice.  Include use of calculator skills today, ie.  how to subtract dollar amounts using a calculator.  This will include using decimal points on the calculator and in writing the dollar amount on paper.

Homework:  Practice facts at home with flash cards for at least 10 minutes at a time with someone and by yourself (2 separate sessions of 10 minutes/session)

Read Bunny Money by Rosemary Wells.  Complete activities associated with counting money and making change. 

Homework: Count the change in your mom's purse and in your dad's pocket.  Complete the take-home worksheet!

Evaluation of concepts presented this week.  

ContinueBunny Money project.

Practice addition and subtraction facts on paper and on timed computer program. 

Number Puzzles and Unit 1 Test  pp. 109-112

Begin Unit on Place Value

Read Earth Day Hooray! by Stuart

J. Murphy 

Work thru p. 134

Homework: p. 33 Math Workbook

Read The 329th Friend by Margorie Weinman Sharmat

Comparing two, three and 4-digit numbers

Reasonable Answers p. 137-138

Homework: TBD

Identification of place value to millions. 

Be able to cite numerical value to the 'millions' place. Discuss where the commas in numbers go (ie. between hundreds and thousands, and hundred-thousands and millions, etc.)

Discuss word names for numbers and be able

to write in expanded notation up to millions.

Homework:  Take home worksheet

Quiz over place value.  

Finish making and drill all addition fact cards. 

Homework: Teacher-made worksheet tailored to reviewable skills.

Begin looking at 'Odd and Even' numbers.  Discover what happens when:

1. Two odd numbers are added together (even sum)

2.  Two even numbers are added together (even sum)

3.  An odd and an even number are added together (odd sum)

Look at and investigate patterns on 'Pascal's triangle'.  Use Go Figure by Johnny Ball to help us in this quest.