Number of the Day (One per day)

Use the number of the day template to complete the number of the day (pick one each day). If you forget how, check the completed example provided in your home learning package and at the bottom of the numeracy page. You should try with 2 digit numbers, but once you get the hang of it you can try 3 or 4 digits.

​Numbers:
48    OR     248    OR     6248
14    OR     514    OR     9514
23    OR     123    OR     5123

Math Tasks  (Worksheets)

Try your best to complete the numeracy worksheets for this week. Each one works on a different kind of skill. 

Worksheets:
Missing Numbers (fill in the 100s chart)
Farmers Market (complete the graph with tally marks and numbers, then answer the questions about it)
Picture Graphs: Favourite Ice Cream (answer the questions about the graph)
Colour By Number (answer the addition and subtraction questions then colour the spaces according to the key)

Games 

There are lots of numeracy games you can play at home together using pencil and paper, dice, or cards. Students can also use their Chromebook or other device to play some of the online games suggested.

Pencil & Paper, Dice, or Cards:
Guess My Number (100s chart and a pencil)
Addition War (deck of cards)
Make Ten (deck of cards)

Online: (if you need your login info again let me know)
Prodigy
Education.com

Challenge of the week: 3 Act Task (The Pringle Ringle)

Click the link above to see the 3 act task.
Follow the directions for each task. Try your best to estimate reasonably without looking at the answers. 
Act 1 gives you some information. Estimate the answer.
Act 2 gives you more information, and you can change your estimate or find the answer.
Act 3 gives you the answer.