Unit 7 Math Information

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We are starting our math unit on Monday, March 18.  Our new math unit is on fractions and their uses; chance and probabilty.

Unit 7 begins with a review of fraction ideas previousy introduced and extends knowledge by devleoping a good understanding of equivalent fractions.  Unit 7 also provides informal activities related to chance and probability.  Unit 7 has four main areas of focus:

  • To review fractions as parts of a whole (ONE), fractions on number lines, and uses of fractions,
  • To guide students as they order fractions and find fractional parts of sets and regions,
  • To provide practice identifying equivalent fractions, and
  • To review basic ideas of probability, comparing predicted and actual results, and guiding the application of fractions to chance experiments.

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We will be having the following skills groups:

(Ask your child tonight who your math teacher is!)

Ms Kolling

  • fractions as part of one whole, fractions on a number line, use of fractions, order fractions, find fractional parts of set and regions, finding equivalent fractions, rename fractions as decimals, and review basic ideas of probability and chance
  • applying fraction knowledge to real-life situations
  • extension of fraction skills

Ms Redmond, Mr Hagen, Ms Frazier

  • fractions as part of one whole, fractions on a number line, use of fractions, order fractions, find fractional parts of set and regions, finding equivalent fractions, rename fractions as decimals, and review basic ideas of probability and chance

Ms Lau

  • fractions as part of one whole, fractions on a number line, use of fractions, order fractions, find fractional parts of set and regions, finding equivalent fractions, rename fractions as decimals, and review basic ideas of probability and chance
  • develop understanding of fractions
  • review place value of decimals

Some resources:

Everyday Math Parent Resources

Unit 7 Games I

Unit 7 Games II

IXL Skills Practice:

Fractions and mixed numbers

Add and subtract fractions

Multiply fractions

Fractions and Decimals

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