The second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth grade students in Ms. Scharich’s Title I math classes celebrated Dr. Seuss Week at Park Place. They have been learning and practicing math skills using Dr. Seuss Math.
- The second and third grade math students focused on money.
- Fourth graders focused on angles and multiplication.
- Fifth and sixth grade math students focused on conversions.
Finally, all of the Title I students continued to work on story problems and fluency.
Then on Friday, the students in Ms. Scharich’s Title I math class had rotations. The students got to work through a variety of Seussical math centers. They enjoyed everything from Green Eggs and Ham Division to Ten Apples up on Top.
Seuss Money Math
Adding Money with Green Eggs and Ham
Green Eggs and Ham Money Match Math Center
What Pet Should I Get? Coin Activity
Learning about Coins with What Pet Should I Get?
Seuss Division
Division with Green Eggs
Green Eggs and Ham Division Problems
Solving Green Egg Division Problems on Whiteboards
Angles
Identifying Types of Angles
Converting Pounds and Ounces to Total Ounces
How Much Does Each Cat in the Hat Object Weigh?
Seuss Math Addition
Green Eggs and Ham Game: Adding with Multiples of 10
Ten Apples Up On Top!
How Many Apples?
Ten Apples Up On Top!
Even or Odd Numbers?
Seuss Math Story Problems
Cat in the Hat and Cat in the Hat Comes Back Story Problems
One Fish, Two Fish, Read Fish, Blue Fish Story Problems
Truffula Multiplication Trees
Truffula Multiplication
Multiplication Practice with The Lorax
Fraction Foot Activity
The Foot Book and Fraction Foot Activity
