Math – Grade 5

Both grades will need to have online access to the Math Makes Sense ebook in order to complete much of the following:

Math Makes Sense Ebook – http://www.mathmakessense.ca/

Username: Timberlea_student     Password: student2009

*If this link does not work, please email me and I will provide you with my personal account information and password for the time being.

Fractions and Decimals

Mr. Dykstra had already started this unit. Talk to your student about what they have already covered. I am including the lessons that I have taught in previous years:

  • Equivalent Fractions – pgs. 166-168, Practice – pgs. 168-169 #1-2, 5-8
  • Extra Resource – Online Math Manipulatives (Colour Tiles)
  • Extra Resource – Math Live (Equivalent Fractions)
  • Comparing and Ordering Fractions – pgs. 170-172, Practice – pgs. 172-173 #1-2, 5-7, 10-12
  • Extra Resource – Math Live (Comparing and Ordering Fractions)
  • Relating Fractions to Decimals – pgs. 176-178, Practice – pgs. 178-179 #1, 5-7, 10
  • Extra Resource – Online Math Manipulatives (Two-Colour Counters)
  • Fraction and Decimal Benchmarks – pgs. 180-181, Practice – pgs. 181-182 #1-2, 4-6
  • Exploring Thousandths – pgs. 183-185, Practice – pgs. 185-186 #1, 3, 5-8, 12
  • Comparing and Ordering Decimals – pgs. 187-189, Practice – pgs. 189-190 #1-8, 12-14
  • Extra Resource – Math Live (Comparing and Ordering Decimals)
  • Estimating Sums and Differences – pgs. 197-198, Practice – pgs. 198-199 #1-4, 6-8
  • Adding Decimals – pgs. 200-202, Practice – pgs. 202-203 #1-3, 5-8
  • Subtracting Decimals – pgs. 205-207, Practice – pgs. 208-209 #1-3, 7-8, 10-11
  • Adding and Subtracting Decimals – pgs. 211-214, Practice – pgs. 214-215 #1-2, 4-7, 11-12
  • Extra Resource – Math Live (Addition and Subtraction of Decimals)
  • Show What You Know – pgs. 216-217 #1-18
  • Extra Resource – Mathletics – Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages Workbook
  • Extra Resource – Fractions and Decimals Unit Problem

Note – I assign a Unit Problem following each unit. Unit Problems are presented to students in a 1-2 page document, as attached. However, students have 2-3 classes to work in pairs or small groups on these problems. Students may use large pieces of chart/poster paper to write/draw their answers or may use manipulatives (eg. base-10 blocks, etc.) to model their answers. During these 2-3 classes, I visit and speak with each student/group multiple times, watch them work, take anecdotal notes, question and probe their ideas, solutions, etc. Their final mark is largely based on my notes and observations of their work during these classes. Students hand in the 1-2 page document to me as a “summary” of their work/understanding.

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