Math:
This week in math we have started Chapter 3. In this chapter we we will be focusing on subtraction. It is very important that we remember a subtraction sentence MUST start with the largest number. We are also learning about all the parts of a subtraction sentence. It must have numbers, a minus sign, an equal sign and a difference. It is important to refer to the answer of a subtraction sentence as the "difference." Having the same vocabulary at home and school will lead to better understanding.
This week in math we have started Chapter 3. In this chapter we we will be focusing on subtraction. It is very important that we remember a subtraction sentence MUST start with the largest number. We are also learning about all the parts of a subtraction sentence. It must have numbers, a minus sign, an equal sign and a difference. It is important to refer to the answer of a subtraction sentence as the "difference." Having the same vocabulary at home and school will lead to better understanding.
We have created 3 "I Can..." statements for this chapter. By the end of chapter 3 each child will be able to state these statements with certainty and confidence!
1. I can write a subtraction number sentence.
2. I can find the difference.
3. I can show subtraction stories.
**Please remember to check the blue parent letter for each math chapter. A new one was sent home in your child's homework folder last night. The activity on the back will better prepare your child for the week ahead. These sheets do not get turned back in to me. Please keep at home and refer to as you see necessary.
2. I can find the difference.
3. I can show subtraction stories.
**Please remember to check the blue parent letter for each math chapter. A new one was sent home in your child's homework folder last night. The activity on the back will better prepare your child for the week ahead. These sheets do not get turned back in to me. Please keep at home and refer to as you see necessary.
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