3rd Grade Arithmetic Classroom Forms for Microsoft and for Parents
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Parent Letter (Friendly) Building Autonomy in Children (Editable)
This is a friendly letter to parents from the teacher. -Parents often feel as if they should swoop in and rescue their children when they are learning a new skill. Parents, offer guidance when needed but encourage your scholar to problem-solve independently first. Letting your child know you are there for needed support, but that you expect them to try full heartily sets boundaries. *Letting children struggle (safely). -Every child encounters failure at some point. Trying and making mistakes or
PreK - 5th
Arithmetic, Earth Sciences, English Language Arts
Graphing Multiplication Success
It's difficult to teach students higher level math when they don't know their basic facts. How can you hold kids accountable and motivate them to practice their math facts? Make it more visual by having them graph their success! We use this graph after students take their weekly 2 minute timed test on math facts. Everyone gets the same test (use any type with 100 problems). We correct using the overhead/projector. Students use this graph (kept in their binder or pasted into unused pages of their
3rd - 6th
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Mental Math
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4.OA.B.4
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