4th Grade Math Parent Study Guides- ENTIRE YEAR !
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- Textbooks have become a thing of the past but I have found my students still need some kind of step-by-step instructions to help them complete work while I am with other students or when at home. I have also found that almost all parents want to help their child to be successful but they do not alwa$61.00$50.00Save $11.00
All parents want to help their children be successful but sometimes they need a little help too, especially when it comes to math. These 4th Grade Math Parent Study Guides empower parents to help their students complete homework and study for tests.
Fourth grade math is challenging! For years, I would constantly hear parents say, "The way they teach math now is different than the way I learned it." So, I began making these 4th Grade Math Parent Study Guides to show parents the way I was teaching concepts in class and to provide step-by-step instructions for difficult concepts such as long division and fractions. I constantly have parents tell me thank you for sending these home and how helpful they find them. Parents have said these study guides help them make sure their children are completing their math homework correctly and ensure that their children are studying for tests.
See the product preview at the top of this page for a closer look at some of the math parent study guides included in this bundle!
What are math parent study guides?
Math parent study guides are 1-3 page instruction worksheets that teach parents the math skills we are learning in class. My 4th Grade Math Parent Study Guides Bundle comes with 25 study guides aligned with 4th grade Common Core (CCSS) and Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL). These parent study guides feature important terms/vocabulary, written and visual step-by-step instructions, and a place for you to write the unit test date so parents always know what is going on in the classroom.
What if I want to create my own math parent study guides?
An editable PDF template is included so that you can add any additional tips or specific strategies you use for teaching math skills.
What topics are covered?
- place value and rounding (whole numbers and decimals)
- prime numbers, composite numbers, factors, and multiples (including prime factorization)
- sorting and ordering decimals
- addition and subtraction (with whole numbers and decimals)
- multiplication
- long division
- distributive property
- associative property
- probability
- comparing fractions and decimals
- adding and subtracting fractions
- mixed numbers
- algebra
- patterns
- lines (lines of symmetry, parallel, perpendicular, and intersecting)
- geometry terms
- quadrilaterals
- polygons with more than 4 sides
- plane figures and solid figures
- angles and triangles
- transformations
- measurement (customary and metric)
- area and perimeter of a quadrilateral
- data and graphing
- elapsed time
Don't miss out!
Parents will be so appreciative of these math parent study guides! And, with more math help at home, students are more likely to turn in homework and perform better on tests.
This resource is a part of the following bundle:
4th Grade Math Interactive Notes & Parent Study Guides Bundle
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4th Grade Math Interactive Notes Bundle
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If you are interested in learning more about how I use math parent study guides, check out my blog post "Game-Changing Math Resources for Parents"!
