27.01.2025

Spellings 

Sounds - 'k' as 'ck'

1) hook

2) fork

3) back

4) brick

5) deck

6) flock

7) struck

8) backpack

9) nineteen

10) twenty

Homework:

Mathletics assignments will be back up soon (log in problems)

Here are some focused activities for equal grouping in Maths:

1. Group and Count

• Instructions: Give a set of 20 objects (like buttons, coins or small toys). Ask them to divide the objects into 4 equal groups and then count how many objects are in each group.
• Example: "You have 20 marbles. Divide them into 4 equal groups. How many marbles are in each group?"

2. Equal Groups Word Problems

• Instructions: Create a simple word problem where your child needs to divide objects into equal groups.
• Example: "There are 18 apples. If you put them into 3 equal groups, how many apples will be in each group?"

3. Draw Equal Groups

• Instructions: Ask the student to draw a set of objects and group them into equal parts. For instance, drawing 12 stars and grouping them into 3 equal parts.
• Example: "Draw 12 stars and group them into 4 equal groups. How many stars are in each group?"

4. Complete the Multiplication Sentence

• Instructions: Provide incomplete multiplication sentences and ask the student to complete them based on equal grouping.
• Example: "4 groups of __ equals 16." (Answer: 4 × 4 = 16)

5. Group Division

• Instructions: Give the student a number and ask them to divide it into a set number of equal groups.
• Example: "There are 24 pencils. You need to divide them into 6 equal groups. How many pencils are in each group?"

CHALLENGE: follow these by repeated addition and the multiplication sentence.