Math 4 Today


Math 4 Today
Everything old is new again! LOL We know a good thing when we use it! Carson Dellosa has upped the daily review pages for math. All common core aligned now. 😊 This book is a great resource that is cyclical and covers tons.

There is a section for each day of the week- Monday to Thursday. Friday is an assessment day. The assessments are not exactly the same but not that different. They will have to think. There is also a fluency part for every day.

So many ways to use these pages too! Of course, you can print them off for each week. The students could keep them in a math notebook or folder. It could be part of their routine before math stations with guided math. You could put them in the page protectors and use them as a station for guided math or in a work binder. If they have a binder that has other “tools” in it –100 chart, number bond page, ten frames page, etc, - this could go in a page protector to use as a warm up lesson, an assignment, a station. Up to you! Make it work for you! You could send them home for homework! You could use them to warm up for the guided math group. Versatility people! Way to get one resource and use it so many different ways. That is value for your money!

I love that the weeks are numbered. Helps me stay focused. And it works as a little countdown to summer. (it's been cold and windy here- you hear me right?) They have also included a tracker for fluency also. Of course, there is also a chart for common core standards – by week. Great way to keep track of what has been happening. They also included a fact fluency chart to send home. It gets filled out at home and then turned in. Great way to make that home-school connection. Keep those parents informed!

This is another great way to up the ante in math instruction. It’s all in one place and easy to use. Think outside the box about how you would like to use it and then get going! Count on! Lol
So go check it out!




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