Review for Perimeter and Area Quiz

Click on the picture to see the review.

Remember:

1. Obey the mighty KEY! 

2. Perimeter- Add all sides

3. Area- Length X Width = Area

4. Show your thinking in writing!

Geometry Post Test

Click on the picture to view the review sheet for the Geometry post test. Students are bringing their notebooks home this evening to study. 

Fraction, Patterns, and Tables Post Test

Students should be bringing their notebooks home this evening to study for the test tomorrow. This is the review they copied in their notebooks today of the things they need to know for their test.

Math Fact Practice

It is very important that students know their math facts! So, for math fact practice with no tears I have set up a Reflex Math account. Students log in and I can track their math fluency.
The games are fun and they love it!


Go to reflexmath.com 
click on the launch button on the top right corner of the screen.
the login is a.pustejovsky
click on their homeroom teacher
click on their name  
and type in the password


You will have to email me for their password. 


Log on,
Log in, 
And practice those facts friends!

Addition Test this Wednesday

Includes:


Adding 3 addends 


Addition with regrouping


Estimation 


Adding 3 digit numbers 


Adding 2 digit numbers  


Be Ready!

Rounding and Adding with a Hundreds Chart

We will be having a math quiz this Friday 9/9 over rounding to the 10's and 100's and adding using a hundreds chart. 


Be Ready!

Addition Fact Practice

Dear Parents,

I have received several questions regarding the daily math facts on the Homework Helper.  In 3^rd grade we are asking that your child practice math facts for 5-10 minutes each evening along with homework.  We will be starting with addition math facts.  I will notify you when we are ready to move on to subtraction, multiplication, division, etc.    

It is up to you how you decide for you child to practice math facts (flashcards, websites, worksheets, etc.).  You may consider getting addition flash cards and quizzing your child (these can sometimes be found at the dollar store or dollar section at larger stores).  There is also a website where you can print your own flashcards (http://www.apples4theteacher.com/math/addition/flashcards/). You may also consider getting addition games or workbooks from a teacher supply store.  There are also some websites which have pages you can print for your child to complete (http://www.superkids.com/aweb/tools/math/add/plus1.shtml, http://mathfactcafe.com/view/default.aspx?t=P).   

Websites:        

http://www.gamequarium.com/addition.html  (this website has many fun ways to practice your basic addition facts!)

http://www.ixl.com/math/grade-3 (several skills are found here, choose the skill we are currently working on and solve the problems)

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.