Mrs. Davis’ 4th Grade Math And Science All Stars!!!

The view when you walk in the door. Bravo Board (team points), Cooperative learning posters, Math team roles, and Science team roles. Calendar and Counting to the Hundredth Day! As fourth grade mathematicians, your child will be counting to the hundredth day using fractions, decimals, and percents! Which is a huge part of our curriculum! Can’t wait for the math discussion that will take place! Front board. From where I teach and students come up to share their thinking. Back of the classroom. Happy birthday pencils for students with free homework pass on the back! Our math word wall, data football wall (where students will track their data from tests), and table where I will meet with small math and science groups! Bucket Fillers (where students will leave positive notes for each other) and Scientific Method Posters. All Star Students Cabinet, where “All Star Work” will be hung! Mathematician of the Week Board. Students will create “Math About Me” posters during the first week of school. Each week I will feature a student’s poster and their classmates will get to solve their poster!

KWPL Math Problem Solving Chart. Today’s Number Board. Each week a new number will be posted. Students will solve to help review their place value skills. A math version of Boggle! Numbers will be written in the circles. Students will have to find 3 numbers together (up and down, side to side, or diagonal) and try to write an equation using those numbers! Accountable Talk Posters. Students will be able to refer to these posters when working with their partners and groups. Students will get to name our classroom mascot during the 1st week of school! C.H.A.M.P.S classroom expectations will be posted for each activity that we do! Our class schedule will be posted each day. Where I will post what we will be learning each day! Each morning I will post a Morning Message for the students announcing what we will be learning that day and any special events! Walking in the door! Each morning I will post a question, such as: 6 x4. Students will have to whisper the answer to me when they enter the classroom!

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