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5 th Grade Math Mrs. Victoria Nunley
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Increasing Student Motivation Active parent involvement has been associated with numerous benefits for students, including increasing student motivation and engagement in school(Patton, 1994; Paulu, 1998). Ensure that your students can see how the subject matter is relevant to their lives. Create an atmosphere of high expectations, both behaviorally and academically.
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Addition Strategies Partial Sums Addition Column Addition
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Subtraction Strategies Partial Differences Trade First
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Multiplication Strategies Partial Products Lattice
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Division Strategies Partial Quotients Column
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Fractions, Decimals, and Percents Converting from fractions to decimals and percents.
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Equivalent Fractions Finding Equivalent Fractions
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Adding and Subtracting Fractions Adding with unlike denominators Subtracting with unlike denominators
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Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers Improper to mixed Mixed to improper
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Number Theory Ways to write numbers Number word notation 6 million, 3 hundred and 50 thousand Standard notation 6,350,000
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Number Theory Place Value Rounding
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Number Theory Prime and Composite
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Number Theory Factoring Prime Factorization
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Number Theory Exponents and Exponential Notation
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Geometry Area and Perimeter
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Lines and Angles Lines Angles
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Solid Figures Recognize, build and deconstruct
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Reflections, translations, rotations
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Algebra Patterns and Functions Numerical – 2,6,10, __, __, 22 Geometric – 3, 6, 12, __, 48, 96
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Algebra Number Sentences With variables
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Algebra Order of Operations
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Data and Probability Graphs Pie Circle Line Bar Pictographs Tally charts
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Data and Probability Landmarks Maximum Minimum Median Mode Mean range
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Homework Help Create a place at home that is conducive to studying (Patton, 1994; Paulu, 1998). Set aside a specific time for homework each day (Paulu, 1998).
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Homework Help Be available if students have questions (Paulu, 1998). Avoid linking rewards or punishment to school performance, rather emphasize the value of learning and show they appreciate their child's hard work (Patton, 1994).
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References Parent Partners: Using Parents to Enhance Education. Patton, J.R. (1994). Practical recommendations for using homework with students with learning disabilities. Journal of Learning Disabilities, 27(9), 570-578. Paulu, N. (1998). Helping your students with homework: A guide for teachers. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research. World Wide Web: http://www.ed.gov/pubs/HelpingStudents/
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