Daily Math Review
Grade Levels: Primarily for 4th graders, but also suitable as a review for 5th graders or a challenge for 3rd graders. This class is perfect for homeschoolers who want to interact with other students in a math review three times a week or for other students who want a little extra math practice. 

Class Overview:
Join our Daily Math Review class, designed to keep essential math skills fresh and sharp throughout the school year. Each day, we will engage in a variety of activities that reinforce and build upon previous knowledge, ensuring students retain and master key concepts as they progress.

Class Structure:

1. Number of the Day:

Starting Point: Begin with the number 1 and increment by one each day.
Prime or Composite: Determine if the number is prime or composite.
Factors and Divisibility: Identify factors and review divisibility rules to see which numbers it is divisible by.
Advanced Topic: As the year progresses, delve into prime factorization of the number.


2. Problem of the Day:

Word Problems: Solve a daily word problem that reinforces the practical application of math skills.


3. Skill Focus:

Initial Focus (August/September):
Fractions: Improper fractions, mixed numbers, fractions on a number line, fractions as part of a set, decomposing fractions, and adding fractions.
Multiplication and Division with Money
Geometry: Partitioning shapes
Time
Measurement: Liquid volumes and mass
Area and Perimeter

Progressive Focus: Begin with third-grade skills and gradually incorporate fourth-grade skills as the year progresses.

Class Details:

Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday

Class Participation: Children will be given time to answer problems on a whiteboard and place their answers in the chat box. Every child is encouraged to participate, ensuring an interactive and engaging learning experience.

Duration: 20 minutes per session

No Extra Work: All activities are completed in class, making it a focused review session without additional homework.

This class is designed not as a lesson but as a review session to help students retain and master previously learned skills, ensuring they are well-prepared for new concepts. Join us to keep your math skills sharp and ready!

⇢ Week of 8/12: Number 1 - 3, improper fractions, mixed numbers, fractions on a number line
⇢ Week of 8/19: Numbers 4 - 6, fractions as part of a set, decomposing fractions, and adding fractions.
⇢ Week of 8/26: Numbers 7 - 9,  Multiplication and Division with Money
⇢ Week of 9/2: Numbers 10 - 12, Time