EVERYDAY MATH

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EVERYDAY MATH

• South Eastern School District
• October 7, 2003

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Can you solve this?
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Or this? (It is from the third grade kit.)
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A new way to learn math facts!
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Fourth grade geometry.
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Mrs. Morris, grade 4, likes the dry erase boards.
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First graders work in their math journals.
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SESD Math Chair, Mr. Slagel, observes first grade
math in action.
First graders are enjoying the items in their
math tool boxes. This is a tape measure
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First graders play a game with pennies.
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The penny game taught the number combinations
with a sum of ten.
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A fourth grade lesson on mean, median and mode
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Top It is a card game that teaches number
relationships.
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Teachers are becoming adept at card dealing..and
contemplating second careers in casinos!
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First graders play Number Squeeze.
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Fir
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High Number Toss teaches place value.
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Some nice teachers give prizes to game winners!
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Students work with place values (tens, hundreds)
to solve problems.
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Notice that numbers are shown in different ways
on the cards.
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Kindergarteners are surrounded by numbers
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The temperature is recorded every day.
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Kindergarten students are becoming expert bean
counters!
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This game is called Rolling to Fifty.
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First graders play with a partner.
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Mrs. Lanni is enjoying the multi- sensory
approach.
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Tally marks are used to indicate numbers.
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This second grade slate assessment checks the
mental math skills of students.
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100 correct!
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Parent Participation is Key

• We encourage parents to reinforce Everyday Math
  at home.
• Help your children recognize the many ways you
  use numbers in your life.

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Watch for these colors

• Salmon- Glossary
• Buff- Parent Letters
• Green- Home Links
• Blue- Assessments
• White-Workbook Pages

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Shaded areas indicate when the skill is to be
beginning, developing or secure.
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The math expectations for each grade level can be
found on each report card.

• The new report cards are now on display in the
  cafeteria. Enjoy some refreshments while you
  look!

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Fourth graders walk the concept of parallel
lines.
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There is still book learning, but it is
cushioned with a pillow.
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Third graders often use the Everyday Math
reference book.
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More cards are used for this game as the students
get older and more advanced.
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Number grids are completed in every grade.
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Fourth graders demonstrate their expertise in
geometric concepts!
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Counting and exchanging money something we do
everyday
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This teacher shows how he uses math every day he
even posted the weight of his dog!
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We have handouts for you

• The yellow pamphlet is an overview of the
  Everyday Math program.
• There is also information regarding the family
  game kits if you are interested in purchasing
  one.
• These handouts are on the stage- help yourself!

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RAFFLE

• Everyday Math Family Games
• The winners are
• From Delta________________
• From Stewartstown______________
• From Fawn_____________________

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THANKS FOR COMING!!!

• Our Next S.E.S.D. Parent Partner Program will be
  a Fitness Fair!
• This is tentatively scheduled for Mon., November
  24 from 3-7PM at Fawn Elementary
• This is being done in conjunction with the Route
  66 Wellness Program.