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4Th Grade Math Catch up! Part 1

In this 4 week online class students will review 4th grade math topics. Learners will receive the refresh necessary to succeed and keep up in this virtual environment.

Chrissy P.

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5.0

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(36)

What's included

4 live meetings

3 hrs 20 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Calling all 4th graders!  In this course  learners will review 4th grade math content pertaining to math common core standards.  This course is part 1 of a series.  We will meet once a week to reinforce core topics commonly found on standardized tests and that are necessary to succeed in the following grade level.  Classes will be interactive via a digital whiteboard and learners will have a chance to participate in educational games and discuss math strategies.  This is a great opportunity to fine tune the essential skills needed to strengthen their mathematical foundation.  

      Week 1
  - Review place value relationships and numbers through one million

     Week 2
- Compare and round whole numbers

   Week 3
-Adding and subtracting whole numbers (subtracting across zeros and greater numbers)

   Week 4
- Estimate sums and differences
-Estimate products

Other Details

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Chrissy P.

Joined January, 2021

5.0

36reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

I have worked as an educator for the last 15 years.  I have a BA degree in Psychology and a MA in Education. I have taught all academic subjects from 1st grade thru 6th grade in a public school setting. I have also taught thru an after school program dedicated to helping students with their homework instruction as well as reinforcing prior academic lessons.   My love for math is something I bring to my classes and hope to inspire my students to enjoy math and feel confident when problem solving and using their math skills. I believe it is important to develop a safe space for students to create, participate and enjoy their own instruction.  At this point in my career, I can still say that I love what I do and hope to do it for many more years.  My degree in psychology and ongoing professional development has shown me the importance of social emotional learning and I hope to incorporate those strategies into helping my students connect and develop relationships.