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Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Make 10 Go Fish

During Explorers math today, we learned make 10 go fish.  In this game, numbers that go together to make 10 are the pairs.  When we are ready for a bigger challenge, we can choose to play make 20 go fish!  For kids who REALLY want a challenge, we have make 100 go fish.





Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Plant Height Line Plots


Kids in grades 2, 3 & 4 have planted seeds and have been learning about measurement as their plants grow.  A few times a week, they measure how much water they give their plants in milliliters.  They then measure the height of their plant using centimeters, inches or fraction of an inch.  Today the 3/4 class took the data from today's plant measuring and created a line plot.  Plants will be going home later this week!

Wednesday, May 15, 2019

3 Act Math: Filling the Tub

This 3 Act Math Task is brought to you by Aiden and Logan

Act 1


What do you notice? What do you wonder?

How long will it take to fill the tub? Make an estimate you know is to low. Make an estimate you know is to high.

What information would help you narrow down your estimate?

Act 2




It took 39 cups of water to fill the tub


Act 3


Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Math Buddies!

Last week, our fifth grade friends joined the explorers for math buddy time.  A great time was had by all, here is a reflection from the students on why they love math  buddy time




Some pictures of math in action!







A big thank you to the fifth graders for demonstrating respect and responsibility with our youngest math learners! 

Monday, May 13, 2019

Math Menu

The 5-6 Math team recently did a presentation on Math Menu at a school board meeting.  Math menu is how we personalize learning in math class and offer students choice in their learning. 

Here are some math menu in action shots from classrooms this week!











Sunday, May 12, 2019

Why Math is Important

3 Act Math Weighing Math Books

This Three Act Math task is brought to you by Nilah and Emma

Act 1: 


What do you notice?  What do you wonder?

How much do the math books weigh?  Make an estimate you know is to low, make an estimate you know is to high.  What information would help you narrow down your estimate? 


Act 2: 





Act 3: