This week in Math we are working on multiplying
decimals. This is a really hard concept to grasp for students. I really want
students to understand that when we are multiplying decimals we are really
finding groups of that decimal. For example, if the problem is 5 x 0.34 then we
are finding 5 groups of 0.34. It always helps if we think of it in money form.
We are finding 5 groups of $0.34. The rule students need to understand is that
when we multiply decimals, we do it the same as whole numbers, but our answer
should have as many decimal places as our problem. For example, if we have 3.4
x .98, there are 3 decimal places so our answer should have 3 decimal places as
well, 3.332. If you could help your students understand this that would be
wonderful! In writing, student’s Autobiographies were due yesterday, Monday
September 24th. This week we will be doing Author’s Chair and
students will be presenting their Autobiography to the class.
This Week's Assignments:
Daily Analogy and Daily Oral Language Week 6 (Turn In Friday)
Handwriting Week 6 (Turn In Friday)
Monday
Math-Multiplication Facts
2-9 pg. 89-91 #1-28, 40-49
Writing-Autobiography Due
Tuesday
Math- Multiplication Facts
2-10 pg. 93 #1-25
Writing-Autobiography Author's Chair
Wednesday
Math- Multiplication Facts
2-11 pg. 95-96 #1-25, 33-42
Writing-Autobiography Author's Chair
Thursday
Math- Multiplication Facts
2-12 pg. 101-102 #1-29, 35-42
Writing-Autobiography Author's Chair
Friday
Math- Multiplication Facts
2-14 pg. 107-108 #1-18
Writing-Autobiography Author's Chair
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