50+ Super-Fun Math Activities: Grade 4: Easy Standards-Based Lessons, Activities, and Reproducibles That Build and Reinforce the Math Skills and Concepts 4th Graders Need to Know

Silbert, Jack

ISBN 10: 054520819X / ISBN 13: 9780545208192

Published by Scholastic Teaching Resources (T, 2010

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: 50+ Super-Fun Math Activities: Grade 4: Easy Standards-Based Lessons, Activities, and Reproducibles That Build and Reinforce the Math Skills and Concepts 4th Graders Need to Know
• Publisher: Scholastic Teaching Resources (T
• Publication Date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 054520819X
• ISBN 13: 9780545208192
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Students build critical thinking and put problem solving strategies to work with these fun, ready-to-go, learning packed activities! Motivating puzzles, riddles, games, stories, and interactive reproducibles reinforce grade specific math skills and concepts and build computational fluency. Includes ideas for group and class discussions, suggestions for connecting to writing and math, easy assessment ideas, and student self-assessment forms, teacher checklists, and scoring rubrics.Connects to NCTM and state standards.Engaging activities motivate students to practise and master grade-specific math skills and concepts.Covers key math topics and skills, such as place value and numeration, operations, time, measurement, money, patterns and relationships, collecting and graphing data, geometry and spatial sense, making real-life math connections, and much more.Includes assessment ideas and forms.

About the Author

Jack Silbert is a former editor at Scholastic’s Classroom Magazines. He is the author of Math Mysteries (Scholastic), Santa in Space (Golden Books), and writes regularly for The New York Times. Jack lives in Hoboken, New Jersey.