Grade 3-4 One to One Private Math Tutoring Classes (Ongoing)
We will covering the fundamentals of Grade 3-4 Math.
Ms. Leung
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What's included
4 live meetings
4 in-class hours per weekHomework
Most work will be done in class. Student is encourage to use mouse, or computer pencil or computer pen and complete the math questions together on the screen during Zoom screen share.Assessment
Informal assessment based on in class participation, quizzesClass Experience
US Grade 3 - 4
We will be teaching Grade 3-4 Math. We may use games, slides, video, images, manipulatives to teach the material. We will be using the interactive whiteboard on Zoom so students are encouraged to provide their share their responses using a mouse, in the chat box or using a drawing tablet. Previous Grade 2 knowledge would be recommended because the curriculum moves quite fast. Week (Nov 18) Grade 3B Place Value with Thousands covers: Four-digit number and place value, mental math adding and subtracting, round to the nearest thousand, estimating, word problems. Week (Nov 25) Geometry covers: Perimeter, Area, Shapes, Solids, word problems. Week (Dec 2) Measuring covers: Nearest four inch, feet, yards, miles, pounds, ounces, grams, kilograms, millilitre, liters, word problems. Week (Dec 9) Division covers: Division as making groups, division and multiplication, dividing evenly into groups, word problems, dividing zeros. Week (Dec 16) Fractions covers: Mixed numbers, equivalent fractions, comparing fractions Week (Dec 23) Grade 4A Addition, Subtraction, Patterns and Graphs covers: Addition in columns, subtraction in columns, mental math, patterns, pascal’s triangle, order of operation, making bar graphs, line graphs, rounding. Week (Dec 30) Large numbers covers: Thousands, comparing thousands, adding and subtracting big numbers, rounding and estimating large numbers, multiples of 10, 100, 1000 Week (Jan 6) Time and Measuring covers: time units, 24-hour clock, elapsed time, how much time passes, measuring temperature in Celsius, measuring temperature in Fahrenheit Week (Jan 13) Measuring covers: Measuring length, inches, centimeters, feet, yard, miles, meters, kilometers, word problems. Week (Jan 20) Measuring covers: weight pounds, weight in kilograms Week (Jan 27) Division covers: Division terms and division with zeros, dividing with whole tens and hundreds, fractional parts with division, order of operation and division, remainder Week (Feb 3) Division covers: long division, long division with 4-digit numbers, long division with money, average, problems with fractional parts, divisibility, prime numbers, word problems Week (Feb 10) Geometry covers: area of rectangles, area and perimeter, lines, rays and angles, measuring angles, estimating angles Week (Feb 17) Fractions covers: one whole and fractional parts, adding fractions, mixed numbers addition, equivalent fractions, subtraction of fraction and mixed numbers Week (Feb 24) Fractions covers: multiplication of fractions, comparing fractions, word problems. Week (Mar 3) Decimals covers: Decimal number tenths, adding and subtracting lengths Week (Mar 10) Decimals covers: adding and subtracting hundredths, using decimals with measuring units Please note: The topics will not cycle back to the beginning and new topics will be introduced in upcoming weeks in this order.
Learning Goals
Students would gain confidence in learning and solving math questions and word problems.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
We may use Google Forms, Google Docs, Google Slides and Google Sheets, for teaching our class and for informal assessments during our class. Student may require a Gmail account to use them.
For class notes, I will be using Zoom Screen Share to share the material in class. Students will be predominately writing in their own lined paper, notebook, or worksheets. Occasionally there will be worksheet that will be required to be printed out at home to complete for extra practice and those will be attached to sent to parent before or after our session.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from University with concentration in Math and Science
I have over 17 years of teaching experience in classrooms and in one to one tutoring settings. I believe in lifelong learning. I graduated with a Bachelor of Education in Elementary with a Math and Science specialization. I also completed a Diploma in Early Years Education, Certificate in Kindergarten, Diploma in Special Education, and Certificate in TESL (Teaching English as a Second Language). I have worked with student ages from Pre-K to Grade 12.
I believe every student can learn and each student may learn differently. My job as an educator is to teach students and provide them with new challenges that stimulate their own thinking and inspire them to enjoy learning.Reviews
Live Private Class
$140
weekly ($35 per class)4x per week
60 min
Completed by 12 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-11
