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Julie Daughdrill

Quarter two

Math - Quarter 2

  • construct fact families (multiplication and division)
  • estimate sums and differences of whole numbers to include strategies such as rounding (DOK 2)
  •  subtract four digit numbers with and without regrouping
  • model multiplication using arrays, equal sized groups, area models. and equal sized moves on a number line
  • identify points on a number line (GSD)
  • model division with successive or repeated subtraction, partitioning and sharing (DOK 2)
  • apply problem solving techniques to solve one or two step problem involving addition, subtraction, multiplication or division
  • commutative property of multiplication
  • associative property of multiplication
  • identity property of multiplication
  • zero property of multiplication
  • compare data and interpret quantities represented on tables and different types of graphs (line plots, pictographs, bar graphs, make predictions, and solve problems based on information (DOK 3)

 

Science - Quarter two

  • recall that soil is made up of various materials (weathered rock, minerals, plant and animal remains, living organisms)  (DOK1)
  • compare and contrast changes in the Earth's surface that are due to slow processes (erosion, weathering, mountain building) and rapid processs (landslides, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, floods, asteroids, collisions) (DOK2)
  • gather and display local weather information such as temperature, precipitation, clouds, etc., on graphs and use graphs of weather patterns to predict weather consitions (DOK 3)
  • instruments (wind vane, rain guage, thermometers, anemoneters, and barometers)
  • cloud types (cirrus, stratus, cumulus)
  • water cycle (evaporation, precipitation, condensation)