These templates are designed to accompany the Calendar Math for Upper Grades by Stephanie Moorman (which can be found on the blog http://teachinginroom6.blogspot.com) These templates can be cut out, backed, and laminated so that the students have a visual to look at while the Calendar worksheets are being reviewed. It helps to create a sense of importance and community while reviewing the important mathematical skills.
Pictures of the set up are included in the download.
This download also includes the worksheets that can be found on my blog, as well as an additional 5th grade first semester one (that is NOT available on the blog...only on this purchase) and a 3rd grade sheet (also only available for purchase)
This is a SUPPLEMENT to the program, and should be used in conjunction with the FREE worksheets, which can be found on the blog or the ones for purchase here at my store. An explanation of the procedures is also found on the blog. PLEASE visit my blog for full implementation instructions.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT IF YOU HAVE NOT GONE TO MY WEBSITE FOR A FULL EXPLANATION. THERE IS NO EXPLANATION IN THIS PACK.
From Teaching in Room 6
This is intended for classroom use by one teacher.
I started using this at the beginning of the year and slacked off a little. I got back into it after testing (practice for next year). It did help with reviewing!
May 16, 2013
achall3
Can't wait to implement!
May 14, 2013
bethcarey
Great resource!
May 11, 2013
lawnagreene
Perfect! Thanks.
May 2, 2013
bartutton
Great!
April 29, 2013
dashmore41
Thanks!
April 21, 2013
amynick13
Thank you!
April 20, 2013
prabhjotk
Graet resource for grade 6 Students!
April 5, 2013
GwenMoo
Great idea to help keep math concepts fresh throughout the year. On my list of things to try out next year.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
cherylbarrios
If I want to do all of your calendar math for fourth grade - have the bulletin board models, worksheets, etc. what exactly should I buy? I'm afraid I'll miss something.
You just need the bulletin board templates and the 4th grade pack. Then you are all set to go.
August 12, 2012
cherylbarrios
If I want to do all of your calendar math for fourth grade - have the bulletin board models, worksheets, etc. what exactly should I buy? I'm afraid I'll miss something.
Cheryl
cbarrios@nkcschools.org
August 12, 2012
tchrmom23
Forgive me if I'm being dense here, but why is the odd/even work space so big? ...can you explain what it is you do in that space? Thanks!
The odd/even space is large so that you can list all of the REASONS why a number is odd or even (ie: it is odd because the number in the ones place is in the odd group of 1,3,5,7,9 or if you divide by 2 you will get a remainder) When we are going over the odd/even part, it isn't enough for them just to identify if it is odd/even, they must know WHY.
July 28, 2012
janders2
Thank you for the Teacher Appreciation Week Freebie! I am a special education resource teacher, so I know that I'll be starting out using the 4th grade level Calendar Math with my students. The only "script" or routine description I could find here or on your blog was for the 2nd semester of 5th grade. Is there a similar script for the 4th grade calendar math pages?
I haven't typed one up, but it is basically the same. The first things are ALWAYS the same, no matter what grade level I teach (2-5), then it gets a bit different as the skills change. Use the script for 5th grade as a guideline to help with the 4th. It really is all basically the same though! Since people are so interested in Calendar, I will be creating the scripts for the other grade levels in the near future.
I have been a classroom teacher for 15 years, teaching grades 2 through 5. I have spent most of my years in the upper grades, and consider that my expertise. I am Nationally Board Certified, a master teacher, and have my Masters in Education.