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On white paper...

Write your name in fancy letters.
Then write the fraction of letters for:
-how many parts
-the unit fraction
-fraction of vowels
-fraction of consonants

See the example below.

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                                                     *Tasks  to review Fractions...

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                                                     *Tasks  to review Fractions...

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           *Tasks to review Perimeter and Area...

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           *Tasks to review Perimeter and Area...

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                                        * Tasks to review multiplication and division...

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                                        * Tasks to review multiplication and division...

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Compare and contrast area and perimeter.  Turn and talk

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How to Find Area and Perimeter | Educational Rap for Math Curriculum

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"Perimeter Around The Area" by The Bazillions

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Pattern Block Fractions with a partner...

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Pattern Block Fractions with a partner...

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Use pattern blocks to create fractions greater than one.

Have your partner write the unit fraction and the fraction of the entire shapes on their white board.

Check to see if you agree with them.

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Multiplication and Division Relationships - Fun Math Videos for Kids 3rd Grade

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Division Song - Great INTRO to new unit!

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Partner Activity:

Roll the large dice

Assign a place value for each number (you decide)

Each person will round the number to the nearest 10 and 100

Check each others work

Repeat letting the other person roll the dice

Each person should get 5 turns rolling the dice

!!!DON'T FORGET!!!

Step 1:  Underline the digit you're rounding to.
Step 2:  Look behind to decide what to do.   1-4 Leave it Alone!
5-9 Bump it UP!

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Watch the video and do the activities.

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Log in to i-Ready®, online assessment and instruction that helps teachers provide all students a path to proficiency and growth in reading and mathematics.

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Let's Learn Fractions! | Understanding Math for Children | Kids Learning Videos

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                                                                                                                                                             Videos to re-watch as a review

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                                                                                                                                                             Videos to re-watch as a review

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It plays if you expand it to another window.

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Fractions on a Number Line Song | 3rd Grade & 4th Grade

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Complete ONE PAGE each day BEFORE beginning any other task.  You may work alone or with a partner.

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Perimeter Practice
alone or with a partner...

Read the directions on the index card.

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Watch a little each day to review multiplication facts

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Watch a little each day to review multiplication facts

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Multiplication Mash Up - A Fun Way to Learn Your Multiplication Facts!

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Make a pizza or pizzas (circle or rectangle) out of play-doh.

Cut it into equal parts.

Have your partner name the unit fraction.

Share with your partner. What fraction of the pizza or pizzas did you give them?  What fraction of the pizza or pizzas do you have left?

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Make a Match Fraction Game with a partner...

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Make a Match Fraction Game with a partner...

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Find the person with the matching fraction or number line card.

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alone or with a partner...

Create a square or rectangle using the red and blue tiles.

Fill in the chart on your paper.

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2 green lights in Reflex

45 minutes in iReady Math

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Work on the following computer assignments for about 10 min each day before choosing any other task.

1. Moby Max Assigned Work

2. Khan Academy Complete assignments (look in active AND overdue!)

3. Reflex

4.  iReady

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***The tasks this week may be done in any order.

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***The tasks this week may be done in any order.

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Look at your choices of tasks for this week. Choose tasks related to skills you are still struggling with and would like to practice more to get a better understanding.

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We will be reviewing and getting more practice with the following skills this week.

Multiplication facts 2s-7s

Arrays (Multi/Division)

Fact Families

Round to the nearest 10 and 100

Finding area and perimeter of a shape

Identify unit and non-unit fractions and fractions greater than 1

Plot fractions on a number line

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 Mystery Picture Sheet with a partner or alone. 

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 Mystery Picture Sheet with a partner or alone. 

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**Be sure to notice the shape in the corner to see the level of difficulty.  Challenge yourself to level up.

Use a multiplication chart from the black cart to help you!

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Multiplication Representation Sort with a partner or alone

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Multiplication Representation Sort with a partner or alone

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Read the directions on the index card.

Match the equation and product to pictures and number lines.

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Number Line Task Card Matching alone or with a partner...

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Number Line Task Card Matching alone or with a partner...

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Match the equation to the number line picture.

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With a partner or Alone.
Read the problem.  Decide if you should multiply or divide.
Use your multiplication chart to help you.