Click on the
Wildcat below to
see class lessons and homework
assignments. (4th grade)
Also, check out the student starboard
demonstrations!
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Attention: Parents of Third Graders The
third graders are working on “Telling Time” right now. Here
are some good websites to practice skills from this chapter: Time
Matching Game Analog
and Digital Clocks Telling Time
Practice Create and print a
timeline of your life |
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Click on the camera to see slideshows of my students and to read a
little about me. |
2008-09 Schoolyear |
Click HERE
for online practice with basic facts!
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My name is Kathy McClintock and I am the Title 1
Math tutor/teacher for grades 3 and 4. Students are placed in the Title One
Math Program based on teacher recommendations, classroom performance and/or
test scores. It is my role to reinforce the Math skills that the students are
working on in the classroom and to help prepare them for the Achievement test
in the Spring. My 3rd graders come to my classroom for 30 minutes
each day, Monday through Thursday for reinforcement. My two 4th
grade classes are with me for approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes each day.
(In the case of my 4th graders, I am their actual math teacher.) Feel free to contact me if you have any questions
or input! 419-221-1837 ext. 4132 Read about what
children "now-a-days" are learning in Math |
Please
check out the websites at the bottom of this page. (I have included some
helpful Reading websites, also.) The information on this
page may be helpful to you, regardless of whether or not your child is in the
Title 1 Math program.
Please click HERE
for 4 reasons why it is important for students to learn their basic math facts!
Let’s work together |
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Click HERE to see “Ma and Pa’s
Math Lesson”
Could Ma and Pa be right?? (They sure are convincing!!) WARNING TO STUDENTS: DO NOT WATCH THIS UNTIL
YOU HAVE LEARNED HOW TO MULTIPLY AND DIVIDE CORRECTLY!! ☺ |
Achievement Test
Information What are the Ohio Achievement Tests? These
tests, for grades 3-8, measure what the student knows and is able to do in various subjects.
Check
out the information below:
is an excellent resource to help your child prepare
for the Ohio Achievement Test! (3rd and 4th graders have a
username and password.) Resources
for Achievement Testing in Ohio Released Test Questions from
prior years (Ohio) Practice
Achievement tests (Ohio) Below are some other helpful sites for Achievement Test Preparation: Math
Practice Achievement Test - Massachusetts gr. 4 (questions to print out) Math Practice Achievement
Test - Louisiana gr. 4 (questions to print out) Math Practice Questions from
Virginia (click on the grade level) (online practice) Test Prep Questions from
Houghton Miffllin - gr. 3 (online practice) (online practice) (online practice) |
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Click HERE
to go to our Math series website.
A
favorite site for multiplication practice:
Click on “Play Now”…Then This is a fun math website with
many activities: click on the picture.
Click HERE to make your own tailor-made worksheets at
home! (Great for basic
facts practice!) |
How does your 4th grade child compare with students from around the world in Math or Science? Pick a subject, the grade and how many
questions…click on:
l Click below for some great online
Math Activities from Saxon
Click
on “SaxonMath” and then on the next page, your
grade level! (Some activities may be done online and others may be printed as
worksheets.) A note about Calculators: Sometimes, I do allow my
students to use calculators in the classroom. Calculators can be used to
enhance basic concepts that have been taught but should never eliminate the
teaching of basic algorithmic skills. (The 3rd and 4th
grade students are not allowed to use calculators on the Achievement test.) |
MATH AND READING WEBSITES
BELOW FOR EXTRA PRACTICE
(Please make sure you
have a pop-up blocker activated as a few of these sites may have pop-up
windows.)
All of the websites
below have been checked for content but web content may change, so check these
sites before allowing your child to visit them. Parents, remember to monitor your
child’s internet usage! Clicking on ads may take them to unintended
sites.