Family Members,
The D.C. Everest School is
concerned about your child’s retention of essential math skills in grades 1-4. A
student’s ability to perform at higher levels of mathematics is directly
related to their success on the essential math skills.
Each day, children will
practice a set of problem that will help them prepare and review for an
upcoming bi-weekly assessment.
Proficiency is determined
from the average of each grades district scores. These scores are used to
determine if a student needs additional instruction to learn the skills
Your child has taken the test
attached. Please look these over and take note of your child’s progress thus
far. Also, below is a list of the additional skills your child will be assessed
on this year.
Please practice math facts
with your child using dice, dominoes and cards. Here are videos that
demonstrate different ways to practice the math skills.
If you have questions or
concerns please let me know. Thank you
for supporting your child’s education!
1.
Mixed
addition/subtraction to 20
2.
Missing addend to 20
3.
Adding/subtracting 10
or 100 to a given number (0-1000)
4.
Sums to 50 and doubles
within 12
5.
Addition/Subtraction
within 100.
6.
Multiply by 0, 1, 2, 5
and 10 (max of 100)
7.
Multiply by 0, 1, 2, 5,
9 and 10 (max of 100)
8.
Multiply by 0, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 9 and 10 (max of 100)
9.
Multiply by 6
10.
Multiply by 7
11.
Multiply by 8
12.
Multiplying within 100
13.
Dividing by 1, 2, 5,
and 10
14.
Dividing within 100
15.
Missing factor within
100
16.
Multiply/Divide within
100
17.
Comparing two fractions
and generating simple equivalent fractions
Miss Jensen
