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Math 3, Week 30

Home Assignment Checklist

Math U See = M-U-S

Calculadder = C

Miquon Purple book = to be completed in class or optional

Dear Parents,

Please hang on, we only have a few weeks left to go. Lesson 29, Prime Numbers and Multiply by 12 will be our last lesson in the Gamma book other than pulling from review problems. The fourth grade teacher and myself have agreed to leave lesson 30 taught in fourth grade. We will continue to practice multiplication with multiple digits as you will see on Friday. Please see your teacher’s guide for directions and watch the DVD lesson 29. Delta lesson 14 teaches Place Value notation which I introduced last semester. This week I have assigned the students to correct the errors on their tests so that the children can learn from their errors. Next week, we will have a test covering Gamma lessons 24-29 and up to Delta 12. If your student does not come home with Delta handouts I will send them home on Thursday.

Alicia Owen

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· MUS Gamma 29A (started in class) and 29B

· MUS Delta 14 A(Tues. in class) 14 B lesson handout

· Multiplication flashcards (6 - 9’s) 5min.

· Correct errors previous math test

Friday, May 9, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· MUS Gamma 29-C lessons and 28B (probs. 5 & 6)

· MUS Delta 14-C lesson handout

Correct errors on previous math test

· Multiplication flashcards (6’s - 9’s) 5min.

Monday, May 12, 2008

· 2 Calculadders

· Correct MUS Gamma 29-D lesson (probs. 1, 2, 3 &4)

· MUS Delta 14 D lesson handout

· Miquon purple book page R-6 (graphs)

· Multiplication flashcards (6’s - 9’s) 5min.

Measurements with Abbreviations

Please use information for your review:

a. 1 dozen equals 1 cup (c.)

b. 3 teaspoons equals 1 ton

c. 3 feet equals one dollar

d. 4 quarts equals one pound (lb.)

e. 2 pints equals one quart (qt.)

f. 8 ounces equals 12 (doz.)

g. 4 quarters equals one mile (mi.)

h. 16 ounces equals one tablespoon(Tbl).

i. 2000 pounds equals one mile (mi.)

j. 5,280 feet equals one gallon (gal.)

equals one yard (yd.)

Composite number is “any number that has more than one set of factors” such as 6 or 12.

Prime number is “any number that only has the factors of 1 and itself” or “can only be divided evenly by 1 and itself”

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 do not 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.