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Math 3, Week 23

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Math U See = M-U-S

Calculadder = C

Miquon Purple book = to be completed in class or optional

Dear Parents,

This week in Gamma we will continue to learn double digit multiplication with regrouping in lesson 24. We will take 2 weeks to master this lesson. The students will continue to need you to get the correct order. Please read the directions or watch Gamma lesson 24 DVD. This method is a little different than the traditional way. The children do understand it with the blocks a little easier. Please have your student build as in the Gamma teacher’s manual and then show the work neatly on the paper. You may either write lines down to assist him keep his place value or use binder paper horizontally and rewrite the problems to have the lines assist you. This is the time to teach neatness and organization with math problems. Miquon is assigned as a review this week. The children may earn extra play money from me if they do the Miquon pages. This will allow some students who missed the addition and subtraction regrouping problems on the test to practice.

Mrs. Owen

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· MUS Gamma 24-A lesson

· MUS Delta 6-A lesson

· Multiplication flashcards (2’s - 9’s) 5min.

· (optional) Miquon Purple D-34 (regroup addition)

Friday, March 14, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· MUS Gamma 24B- lesson

· MUS Delta 6-B lesson handout

· (optional) Miquon Purple D-35 (regroup subtraction)

· Multiplication flashcards (2’s - 9’s) 5min.

Monday, March 17, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· MUS Gamma 24-C

· MUS Delta 6D handout

· (optional) purple book page D-36 (regroup subtraction)

· Multiplication flashcards (2’s - 9’s) 5min.

Third grade Math Chants

1 dozen equals 12

3 teaspoons equals 1 tablespoon

3 feet equals one yard

4 quarts equals one gallon

2 pints equals one quart

8 ounces equals one cup

4 quarters equals one dollar

16 ounces equals one pound

Perimeter is adding the outside measurements

Area is multiplying the side measurements to get the space inside.

Two straight lines that lie in the same plane and never cross are said to be parallel.

Two straight lines that lie in the same plane and do intersect and make a right angle or square corner are said to be perpendicular.