Math

http://www.mathplayground.com/  (also had teaching videos)

http://www.wikihow.com/Teach-the-Multiplication-Tables-to-Your-Child (several ideas for parents)

https://www.mathworksheetsland.com (worksheets you can print for a Florida standard)

https://www.prodigygame.com/  (many students already have this free account - they love it!)

Use a deck of cards. Play “21” to practice adding and subtracting and math reasoning.

Use a deck of cards, multiplying two numbers to practice facts.

Driving down the road call out math facts.  Facts memory is crucial to math success.

Ask your child to explain how they got an answer. Let him/her be the teacher.

https://topnotchteaching.com/lesson-ideas/fun-math-games/  (other playing card math games)

http://www.coolmath-games.com/1-number-games  (choose under Numbers and Skills)

When working on word problems, have your child draw a picture of each sentence. Comprehension of the words is very important. When they get the answer, have them label the answer with a word after it.  Ex.  45 balls    2 pieces of pie

Best use of computer time to help your child at school with math:

i-Ready     -      Your child knows how to find it and knows how to log in. This is our school program and helps students fill gaps in math learning based on their last i-Ready Diagnostic score. Diagnostics are how we determine growth.

Remember, the public library is a great place to use a computer.

Thanks for all you do to partner with us in your child’s education!

Reading

https://www.readworks.org/  (free passage and question sets, to print or do online)

http://www.floridastudents.org/  (Florida practice for Reading, Math, Science and S. Studies)

http://www.justbooksreadaloud.com/ (reads books to students by grade level)

http://www.fsagames.com/math.html  (games for Math, Reading, Typing using FSA standards)

Studies Weekly (students know how to log in, can read or listen to Social Studies content)

http://abcya.com     (many educational games and books)

AR Book Finder is where you search to see if a book you have at home is an AR book.

fsassessment.org       (this is the state website to learn about testing)

  

GOOGLE any standard number your student is working on and find many resources.

Best use of computer time to help your child at school with reading:

i-Ready     -      Your child knows how to find it and knows how to log in. This is our school program and helps students fill gaps in reading learning based on their last i-Ready Diagnostic score. Diagnostics are how we determine growth.

Remember, the public library is a great place to use a computer.

YOU are your child’s most important teacher.