This week we began working with fractions. We will be comparing fractions, finding equivalents, reducing fractions, and much more. This can be a confusing topic, so you can click on the link below to review fractions at home. Click on the topic you want to learn more about and watch a video tutorial. Then click on “Practice this concept” to keep learning.
You can review other math concepts as well–just type the topic you need help with into the search box!
click here to go to Khan Academy
This website is exactly what it says: a place to play cool math games. You can search for logic, strategy, or memory games. There are also puzzles and mazes. Also, if you need practice on practically any math topic, there’s a link to coolmath.com, which has lessons and practice. So start clicking and enjoy!
Click here to start the fun!
This is the graph maker we used in class. Take a look at a pie chart that was made with this cool graph tool:
Click on the link below to access the site. Remember to have your data ready!
Create a Graph
mathfrog.ca
This site has printable resources and fun games by topic. If you need practice, look at the Grade 4 or 5 links. If you’re looking for a challenge (good for you!), click on the Grade 6 links.
http://multiplication.com/interactive_games.htm
This website has lots of games devoted to the mulitplication facts. How did you do on your multiplication facts quiz? If you haven’t checked Power School, your score is posted there. If you want to improve, start by playing these games at least 10 minutes each day.
http://gamequarium.com/
Gamequarium has a variety of games and practice on many math concepts for different grade levels. There are also games for Science, Social Studies, Reading,and other topics–so check it out!
Mr. Sturgeon
Ms. Navar