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Math for week of April 2 to 5

We are continuing to work on multiplication and the use of arrays to show multiplication. Students were assigned questions 3, 4, and 5 page 204 for homework. The goal for this week is to finish the chapter and prepare for a test next Tuesday or Wednesday.

Math homework and what we are working on.

We are working on multiplication.

7×8 = using what is called the doubling strategy. It means you see that 2×4=14 double that to 2×14=28 and finally double that to 2×26=56. Why you ask? it helps with developing tricks for mental math and lays some basis for fractions and exponents.

7×9 = using the tens strategy, 7×10=70 take away 7 and you get 63. This reinforces the multiplication by ten and the idea that multiplication is the adding of groups. 7+7+7+7…

Homework was 4,5 and 7 page 182. Next week we are on to multiplying by 10′s to thousands, having and doubling, and multiplying numbers close tens.

Math for the week and onto a test on Tuesday Dec 13

We are at the end of chapter 3 and number sense. We were working on review the chapter and will continue to do so tomorrow. There will be a chapter test on Tuesday Dec 13. Good Luck.

Math worksheet

Click here to get the math worksheet that was handed out last week for work to do.

Grade 5 Math test tomorrow

Math homework for November 22

Grade 5 math students are working on their chapter review getting ready for the chapter test on Thursday. Questions 1 to 4 page 75 were assigned for homework due tomorrow. Also students can review the Frequently asked questions on page 73 and 74.

Math 5 homework

Remember to complete page 68 of the text book for next Tuesday. No math tomorrow. For extra multiplication questions to complete and turn in click here.

Grade 5 math homework

Complete the 3 math questions remembering to show all work you did. Due tomorrow, Wednesday. PS October has 31 days. Click here for a copy of the worksheet.

Math 5

No homework but if you want you can solve the following questions.

23 x 56 =
45 x 65 =
84 x 32 =
478 x 64 =

Math 5 homework

Finish page 74 of Jump Math