What's included
24 live meetings
12 in-class hoursHomework
1 hour per week. I will assign homework if I feel that students are ready to practice independently. Homework will always be optional. I will provide answers for the students to check their work.Assessment
I will check each student's progress by having them answer questions in the chat or holding up answers on a piece of paper or whiteboard.Class Experience
US Grade 5
***This class is one-quarter of the full-year fifth-grade curriculum. The class meets in quarters of the school year to better meet the needs of students and their school schedules.*** This class when combined with quarters 1,3, and 4 covers all the material students need to master in fifth grade. In each class, I will introduce the topic to students by modeling how to solve the problems. Then, we will work together to solve the problems as a class. Throughout this, I will ask students to submit answers in the chat or hold up pieces of paper with answers. This shows me that students are ready to try to answer on their own. Finally, I will have students practice on their own. I keep class numbers small so that I know how each student is doing in the class. I adjust the pace of the class to meet the needs of the students. If students really understand a concept, we will spend less time on it. If students are having difficulty with a subject, we will spend more time on it. In addition to seeing that each student is able to solve the problems on their own, I also ask students how they feel about a topic before we move on. I have them do this anonymously through the chat. At the beginning of the course, I let students know that they can stop me at any time to ask a question or they can also put a message in the chat. I encourage students to let me know if they are not understanding what I am trying to teach them. I explain to them that very often I can present the topic in a different way, so they should let me know. This also teaches students to advocate for themselves in school. My goal at the end of the course is to not only teach students math but to teach them skills they will need for the rest of their life. I try to teach students to be curious and to ask questions when they do not know the answer. I am a general education teacher and special education. Feel free to reach out to me and talk to me about your child and their learning. I would love to help in any way that I can. Class Schedule (May be adjusted to meet the needs of the students) Day 1: Introduction to Fractions- Equivalent Fractions Day 2: Equivalent Fractions Day 3: Simplifying Fractions Day 4: Simplifying Fractions Day 5: Mixed Equivalent Fractions/ Simplifying Practice Day 6: Comparing Fractions- Least Common Multiple; Least Common Denominator Day 7: Comparing Fractions Day 8: Putting Fractions in Order Day 9: Putting Fractions in Order Day 10: Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Day 11: Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Day 12: Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions Day 13: Adding Fractions (mixed numbers- same and different denominators) Day 14: Adding Fractions (mixed numbers- same and different denominators) Day 15: Subtracting Fractions (same and different denominators) (mixed numbers- same and different mixed numbers) Day 16: Subtracting Fractions (same and different denominators) (mixed numbers- same and different mixed numbers) Day 17: Multiplying Fractions (whole numbers and mixed numbers); Greatest Common Factor Day 18: Multiplying Fractions continued Day 19: Dividing Fractions (whole numbers, fractions, and mixed numbers) Day 20: Dividing Fractions (whole numbers, fractions, and mixed numbers) Day 21: Fraction Word Problems Day 22: Extra Time or review Day 23: Extra Time or review Day 24: Extra Time or review The extra time allows for the class to be adjusted if students need more support. If extra time is not needed, we will review all the material.
Learning Goals
Students will be able to find equivalent fractions.
Students will be able to simplify fractions.
Students will be able to compare fractions.
Students will be able to fractions in order from smallest to largest.
Students will be able to convert from mixed numbers to improper fractions.
Students will be able to convert from improper fractions to mixed numbers.
Students will be able to add fractions with the same denominators.
Students will be able to add fractions with different denominators.
Students will be able to add mixed numbers.
Students will be able to subtract fractions with the same denominators.
Students will be able to subtract fractions with different denominators.
Students will be able to subtract mixed numbers.
Students will be able to multiply fractions.
Students will be able to divide fractions.
Students will be able to solve word problems.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Students will occasionally use Google Drive to work with Google Slides. They do not need an account to do this. I will provide a link to each student. I will also occasionally screen-share Google Docs and Google Slides.
Supply List
- Calculator (can be on device) - Protractor (will provide one that can be printed)
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Sources
This class is based on standards throughout the United States for the grade level.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$220
for 24 classes3x per week, 8 weeks
30 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 9-13
1-6 learners per class