Daily Math Practice 4 (Teacher’s Guide)

36 Lessons

Additional Info
The premise behind Daily Math Practice is simple and straightforward – frequent, focused practice leads to mastery and retention of the skills practiced.
Daily math Practice is based on current mathematics standards and is designed to support any series that you may be using in your classroom.
What’s in Daily Math Practice?
-The book is divided into 36 weekly sections.
-Monday through Thursday follow this format:
-two computation problems
During the first 18 weeks the computation problems are organized with addition on Monday, subtraction on Tuesday, multiplication on Wednesday, and division on Thursday.
During the second 18 weeks (weeks 19-36) the computation problems are presented in random order.
-two items that practice a variety of math skills
-one word problem
-Friday’s format includes one problem that is more extensive and may require multiple steps. These problems emphasize reasoning and communication in mathematics.
-An answer key for each week is provided on the same page as the Friday lesson.
-Scope and sequence charts on pages 3 and 4 detail the specific skills to be practiced and show when they will be presented. Computation is not listed as a specific skill because it is addressed every day in Daily Math Practice.