Math


"The only way to learn mathematics is to do mathematics"
-Paul Halmos

What your child is learning:
  • understand and use place value
  • determine factors (e.g., 6 is a factor of 24) and multiples (e.g., 45 is a multiple of 9) to solve problems
  • describe how decimals, fractions, ratios and percents are related
  • use graphs and tables to show number patterns and solve problems
  • write and solve equations that represent problems or patterns
  • classify, measure and draw angles and triangles
  • generalize the sum of interior angles for triangles and quadrilaterals
  • construct and compare triangles
  • describe and compare the angles and sides of regular and irregular polygons
  • develop and apply formulas for the perimeter of polygons, the area of rectangles and the volume of right rectangular prisms
  • plot whole number points on a grid
  • perform reflections, rotations and slides in combination on a 2-D shape
  • use line graphs to present and interpret information
  • collect and analyze data to graph and solve problems
  • understand the differences between experimental and theoretical probability (Learn Alberta)

Assignments
December Math Calendar
January Math Calendar
February Math Calendar
March Math Calendar

Helpful Resources
Math Padlet Site
Fact Sheet & Links for Parents

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