Summer Learning: Get Ready for 5th Grade!

I CAN…

• represent verbal statements as multiplication [website] 
• multiply & divide to solve word problems involving multiplicative comparisons
• solve multistep word problems using all four operations. [worksheet] 
• factor whole numbers [website] 
• generate a number pattern following a given rule [video]   Worksheet
• convert measurements from a larger unit to a smaller unit [worksheet]
• apply area & perimeter formulas for rectangles in word problems [video] and  Practice Problems
• produce a line plot using fractional data & solve problems based on the data
• measure and sketch angles using a protractor [Khan Academy]
• solve addition/subtraction problems to find an unknown angle [Khan Acad.]
• draw points, lines, line segments, rays, angles (right/acute/obtuse), and perpendicular and parallel lines and identify these in two-dimensional figures
• identify triangles, parallelograms, and quadrilaterals [worksheets]
• recognize a line of symmetry in a two dimensional figure [worksheet]
• read and write multi-digit whole number in different ways.  Video | Worksheet
• recognize a digit’s place is ten times what it represents in the place to its right
• compare multi-digit numbers [Khan Academy]
• round multi-digit numbers [worksheet]
• add and subtract multi-digit whole numbers.   More Practice  [worksheets]
• multiply and divide multi-digit whole numbers [worksheets]
• generate equivalent fractions [worksheet]
• compare fractions with different numerators and denominators [worksheet] 
• add and subtract mixed numbers with like denominators
• multiply a whole number by a fraction [worksheet] 
• write a fraction with a denominator of 10 or 100 as a decimal [worksheet] 
• compare two decimals [website]

I CAN…determine a theme or central message

I CAN…form inferences

I CAN…determine the main idea

I CAN…analyze characters

I CAN…explore text features

• Read/discuss fiction texts (character, setting, plot, problem, solution
• Use graphic organizers and story webs to record elements of a narrative
• Storyline Online:  Discuss narrative elements & point of view. Who told the story? How would it be different if another character told it?
• Choose a biography, make an inference (courageous, daring, kind,...) about the person and defend it with evidence from the text.

• Time for Kids
• PBS Kids
• Smithsonian for Kids
• Bill Nye Home Demos

Review

• Communities in our Country
• Communities in our World
• Communities Change Over Time
• Economics of Communities
   

• -National Geographic For Kids: Countries

Activity Examples: 

• Use a book from the library or an article in Nat Geo Kids to research a country of your choice. Research facts about geography, religion, arts, politics, economy and social structure (GRAPES).
• Create a Venn diagram comparing your Clinton community with a different community found in IMPACT Explorer Magazine.