Welcome to the 4th Math: SECOND SEMESTER

This class is taught through practice with the teacher and students taking turns to solve equations. Mastering Math concepts takes time and it is a process that requires patience. Before enrolling the student, they must be fluent in addition and subtraction of double digits.  We take pride in the brilliance our students portray in mastering math skills. Once you learn how long-term memory is stored in the brain, it is not a small feat. We are here to facilitate that. 

Mastering Math concepts takes time and it is a process that requires patience to:-
- Introduce the concept.
- Practice, practice and practice some more.
- Master the concept.
- Teach another person. 
We intentionally keep the class small so that each student gets the attention they deserve.

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How the Class is taught
In the first 10 minutes, a math topic is introduced with vocabulary, different examples, and formulas.
Then next 10 minutes, students will take turns working through problems with the teacher through scaffolding.
Then, for another 10 minutes, students practice alone using what they have learned so far.
In the last 10 minutes, we review the lesson and give tips on how to tackle homework. 

****Homework is a MUST in this class. Five days a week, 7- 10 Questions a day. Students must be willing to devote this time to master each math concept. ****
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Second Semester 
Week 1: Fractions
Week 2: Fractions
Week 3: Fractions
Week 4: Fractions
Week 5: Fractions 
Week 6: Decimals
Week 7: Decimals
Week 8: Decimals
Week 9: Decimals
Week 10: Percentages
Week 11: Order of Operation
Week 12: Order of Operation
Week 13: Roman Numerals
Week 14: Roman Numerals
Week 15: Geometry: Perimeter - Rectangle, Square, Triangle 
Week 16: Geometry: Area - Rectangle, Square, Triangle 
Week 17: Data Graphing

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This is a continuation of  First Semester Math for 4th graders.  Students must have fundamentals from the first semester before enrolling for the second semester. 

First Semester
Week 1: Rounding Off
Week 2: Addition with regrouping
Week 3: Subtraction with regrouping
Week 4: Multiplication
Week 5: Multiplication 
Week 6: Multiplication 
Week 7: Multiplication 
Week 8 Multiplication 
Week 9: Double-digit Multiplication
Week 10: Double-digit Multiplication
Week 11: Division
Week 12: Division
Week 13: Long Division
Week 14: Long Division	
Week 15: Long Division