Name_____________________________
Date___________
Unit 4 Math Calendar
Directions:
1. When you complete an activity, write the date in the box.
2. The calendar is due on the test day. Due date __________
3. You must complete a minimum of ______ activities this unit.
4. Show all your work on the back or attach sheets.
Parent/Guardian Signature___________________________________
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Arrays &
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Subtraction Games Multiplication Fun Stuff
Practice
Find a
rectangular
piece of
furniture in
your home.
Find the
perimeter and
then the area
of the surface.
Find a friend
or family
member to
practice with.
Take turns as
you count by
3’s from 0 to
60.
Then try 4’s.
Choose any
math game
and play with
someone in
your family.
Practice using
your +,triangle fact
cards.
In the car, add up
the number on the
license plates you
see.
Add the digits of
your student ID
number.
Play
Name That
Number
SRB 299-300
Play
Baseball
Multiplication
Look in your
refrigerator. How
many arrays can you
find?
Take a handful
of cheerios or
another snack.
Divide them up
into equal
groups of 2, 3, 4
and 5.
Skip count by six from
0 to 72. Then try going
backwards.
Write down
multiplication
facts with 5, 6
or 7 as one of
the factors.
Create a multiplication
number story for
someone else to solve.
Include a diagram and
drawing.
Practice your
multiplication
facts aloud. Use
3 and 4 as one
of the factors.
SRB 274
Measure the length
of your thumb and a
friend’s in
centimeters. What is
the difference?
List or practice
mentally addends
that total 100.
You may want to do this aloud
with someone.
For example: 10 + 90,
30 + 70, 35 + 65,
52 + 48...
Play
Beat the
Calculator
SRB 278 or
279
Play
Division
Arrays
SRB 282
Teach a friend or
family member how to
use your x,÷ triangle
fact cards.
Read a story that
includes math.
Think of some we
have read so far
this year. Write the
title here.
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(You may want to check
one out of the library.)
Bonus Box:
Practice on 24 Online, www.firstinmath.com or another math link from your class webpage.
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