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5th Grade Math Semester 1

This 16 week, once a week course, will cover the first semester of 5th Grade Math.
Christian Adams
Average rating:
4.9
Number of reviews:
(239)
Class

What's included

16 live meetings
14 hrs 40 mins in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. Handouts are provided for each class. I will provide extra that can be completed at home to review each concept after class. This will be optional, and up to each student if they would like to/have the time to complete the homework. I do find it reinforces mastery of each skill, when you do a little extra practice after class, but this will be entirely up to you.

Class Experience

US Grade 5
This math course combines basic math skills as well as critical-thinking skills, mini-lessons, modeling, group practice, independent practice, discussions, and games to help students master 5th grade math concepts, and build self confidence too. 
 A handout is supplied at the beginning of each class. 

Week 1 : Topic/Theme 1 -
Place Value Through Billions/Expanded Form
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 2 : Topic/Theme 2 -
Rounding Numbers/Estimate Sums and Differences
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 3 : Topic/Theme 3 -
Addition 3 or more Addends/Addition Properties
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 4 : Topic/Theme 4 -
Subtraction with Zeros/Subtraction Rules/Larger Sums & Differences
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 5 : Topic/Theme 5 -
Factors and Products/Properties of Multiplication
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 6 : Topic/Theme 6 -
3 and 4 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication/Zeros in the Multiplicand
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 7 : Topic/Theme 7 -
Multiply 2 Digit by 2 Digit
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 8 : Topic/Theme 8 -
Multiply 2 Digit by 2 Digit/Multiply 3 Digit by 3 Digit
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 9 : Topic/Theme 9 -
Multiplication with Money
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 10 : Topic/Theme 10 -
Understanding Division/Division Patterns
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 11 : Topic/Theme 11 -
Divisibility Rules
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 12: Topic/Theme 12 -
Long Division 3 Digit by 1 Digit Divisor/ Zeros in the Quotient
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 13 : Topic/Theme 13 -
Teens in the Divisor
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 14 : Topic/Theme 14 -
Two Digit Divisors
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 15 : Topic/Theme 15 -
Divide Money
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Week 16 : Topic/Theme 16 -
Divisibility Rules
Mini-lesson presentation, short lecture, examples, discussion, practice, and a games

Certificate of Completion given

Other Details

Parental Guidance
At the end of each class we may play a review game on one of the following- Blooket https://www.blooket.com/play Gimkit https://www.gimkit.com/join Kahoot https://kahoot.it/ Students will be provided a game code for each game. They are not required to sign up or login, unless they choose to.
Supply List
Please have paper and a pencil, or a whiteboard for class to work out the problems.
I will provide a handout each week that includes activities for class, and it has extra problems included that you can do for practice at home too. 
 It is much easier to write the answers on lined paper, there is not room to write them on the handout. (Or you can write answers on the back of handout, whatever you prefer. Lined paper is probably easiest.)
You will receive 1st handout when you enroll, and before class each week.
 1 file available upon enrollment
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Joined February, 2019
4.9
239reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Slippery Rock University
Math anxiety is  a common problem for many students. I have seen it so many times in the classroom.  It does not need to be!  I teach Math with a simple, step-by-step approach,  using a variety of engaging activities for all learning styles, and I have had great success with my students. I create a positive and relaxed environment for learning, where students are comfortable. Children learn that they are free to ask questions, and yes, it is ok to make mistakes. Sometimes we learn most from the mistakes we make. I have been teaching K-8 grades for almost 20 years, and I have been a personal tutor for over ten. I believe all children can learn, and I work hard to meet all students needs. Learning is made fun in my classroom, and students will find success, with academics, and building their confidence too.    

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weekly
1x per week, 16 weeks
55 min

Live video meetings
Ages: 9-12
3-10 learners per class

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