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"I Can Statements" below each grade level will correspond with your student(s) report card.

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Kindergarten

Kindergarten plays a vital role in a child's development, and it's crucial to maintain the skills they've acquired throughout the school year. The monthly summer calendars below will help your child keep up with the skills they learned throughout the school year.

June Practicing Kindergarten Skills

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July Practicing Kindergarten Skills

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August Practicing Kindergarten Skills

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Grade 1

I can use place value to describe numbers between 10 and 100. (1.1.1.1)

I can read, write, and represent numbers to 120. (1.1.1.2)

I can count, forward and backward, from any number to 120. (1.1.1.3)

I can fund a number that is 10 or more or 10 less than a given number. (1.1.1.4)

I can compare and order numbers to 120. (1.1.1.5)

I can add numbers up to 12. (1.1.2.2)

I can subtract numbers up to 12. (1.1.2.2)

I can skip count by 2. 5. and 10. (1.1.2.3)

I can identify, create, and extend patterns. (1.2.1.1)

I can solve real-world situations with addition and subtraction. (1.2.2.1)

I can use strategies to find missing numbers in an equation. (1.2.2.3)

I can tell time to the hour and half-hour. (1.3.2.2.)

I can identify, tell the value, and count groups of pennies, nickels, and dimes. (1.3.2.3)

Additional Resources

youcubed.org: 6 ways to support your Child's Mathematical Development

List of card and board games:
printable .pdf

GAMES THAT SUPPORT MATH SKILL
GAMES	AGES	GRADE LEVEL	SKILLS AND OBJECTIVES
Racko	8 and up	3rd grade	Strategic Thinking, Number Sequencing
Skip Bo	7-15	2nd grade and up	Number Sequencing
Head full of Numbers	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Formulating Equations
Sum Swap	5 and up	K and up	Counting forward/backward, Odd and Even Numbers, Addition and subtraction
O'NO 99	7 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Additional and Subtraction
Mancala	6 and up	1st grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Qwixx	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Uno	5 and up	K and up	Strategic Thinking Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Mastermind	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Math Twister	5 and up	K and up	Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Barrel of Monkeys	5 and up	K and up	Formulating Equations Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Phase 10	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Numerical Order

Downloadable List of Games that support Math Skills

Grade 2

I can read, write and represent whole numbers up to 1000. (2.1.1.1)

I can use place value to describe whole numbers. (2.1.2.2)

Activities and games parents can help with

Games4Gains.com: Place Value Yahtzee Games
Printable Place Value Yahtzee Score Card

YouTube: Michael Minas: Mastermind

YouTube: Michael Minas: Place Value Pebbles

YouTube: Michael Minas: Tumbling Towers

Online Practice

Sheppardsoftware.com: Fruit Splat: Place Value

Sheppardsoftware.com: Fruit Splat: Place Value, Convert from expanded form

I can find 10 more or less and 100 more or less than a three-digit number. (2.1.1.3)

I can compare and order whole numbers up to 1000. (2.1.1.5)

I can fluently solve basic addition facts. (2.1.2.2)

I can fluently solve basic subtraction facts. (2.1.2.2)

Activities and games parents can help with

YouTube: Michael Mina Part-Whole Triangles

YouTube: Michael Minas: Game, Set, Maths

YouTube: Michael Minas: Get Out of my house.

YouTube: Michael Minas: Zoo Rescue

YouTube: Michael Minas: Whats The Difference

Online Practice

Sheppardsoftware.com: Bubble Fun, Basic Operations

Sheppardsoftware.com: Balloon Pop Math, Subtraction

I can solve double-digit addition problems. (2.1.2.4)

I can solve double-digit subtraction problems. (2.1.2.4)

I can tell time to the quarter hour and distinguish a.m. and p.m. (2.3.3.1)

I can find the value of a group of coins to a given amount. (2.3.3.2)

Additional Resources

youcubed.org: 6 ways to support your Child's Mathematical Development

List of card and board games:
printable .pdf

GAMES THAT SUPPORT MATH SKILL
GAMES	AGES	GRADE LEVEL	SKILLS AND OBJECTIVES
Racko	8 and up	3rd grade	Strategic Thinking, Number Sequencing
Skip Bo	7-15	2nd grade and up	Number Sequencing
Head full of Numbers	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Formulating Equations
Sum Swap	5 and up	K and up	Counting forward/backward, Odd and Even Numbers, Addition and subtraction
O'NO 99	7 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Additional and Subtraction
Mancala	6 and up	1st grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Qwixx	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Uno	5 and up	K and up	Strategic Thinking Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Mastermind	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Math Twister	5 and up	K and up	Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Barrel of Monkeys	5 and up	K and up	Formulating Equations Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Phase 10	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Numerical Order

Downloadable List of Games that support Math Skills

Grade 3

I can, read, write and represent whole numbers up to 100,000. (3.1.1.1)

I can solve addition and subtraction problems within 1,000. (3.1.2.1)

I can represent multiplication and division facts in various ways and recognize the relationship between them. (3.1.2.3)

I can use multiplication and division to solve real-world and mathematical problems. (3.1.2.4)

I can multiply two and three digit numbers by a one-digit number. (3.1.2.5)

I can read, write and recognize fractions are parts of a whole, parts of a set, points/distances on a number line. (3.1.3.1)

I can identify parallel and perpendicular lines and use them to describe shapes. (3.3.1.1)

I can sort shapes based on their characteristics or attributes. (3.3.1.2)

I can tell time to the nearest minute and can determine elapsed time in a given time frame. (3.3.3.1)

I can make change up to a dollar, with as few coins as possible. (3.3.3.3)

I can make a graph to show data and solve problems using the information from the graphs. (3.4.1.1)

I can fluently solve multiplication facts. (3.4.1.1)

Additional Resources

youcubed.org: 6 ways to support your Child's Mathematical Development

List of card and board games:
printable .pdf

GAMES THAT SUPPORT MATH SKILL
GAMES	AGES	GRADE LEVEL	SKILLS AND OBJECTIVES
Racko	8 and up	3rd grade	Strategic Thinking, Number Sequencing
Skip Bo	7-15	2nd grade and up	Number Sequencing
Head full of Numbers	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Formulating Equations
Sum Swap	5 and up	K and up	Counting forward/backward, Odd and Even Numbers, Addition and subtraction
O'NO 99	7 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Additional and Subtraction
Mancala	6 and up	1st grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Qwixx	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Uno	5 and up	K and up	Strategic Thinking Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Mastermind	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Math Twister	5 and up	K and up	Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Barrel of Monkeys	5 and up	K and up	Formulating Equations Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Phase 10	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Numerical Order

Downloadable List of Games that support Math Skills

Grade 4

I can fluently solve division and multiplication facts (4.1.1.3)

I can multiply a two-digit number by a two-digit number (4.1.1.3)

I can represent equivalent fractions using models and manipulatives. (4.1.2.1)

I can read and write decimals with words and symbols to the thousandths. (4.1.2.4)

I can round decimals to the nearest tenth. (4.1.2.7)

I can create and use input-output charts or tables. (4.2.1.1)

I can use a protractor to measure angles. (4.3.2.1)

Activities and games parents can help with

YouTube.com: Practice Video

Geometry Explorations:

Help your child recognize and identify real-world examples of right angles (corner of a book), parallel lines (railroad tracks), etc.
Encourage your child to identify and classify acute (less than 90 degrees), obtuse (between 90 and 180 degrees), right (90 degrees), straight (180 degrees) and reflex (between 180 and 360 degrees) angles in everyday things (the architecture of a building, a bridge, a ramp, a house or their toys/games.
Have your child compile a shapes portfolio or create a collage of labeled shapes. Images can be taken from the newspaper, magazines or photographs.

YouTube.com: Angles & Degrees

Find and Identify Angles worksheet:

Find and Identify Angles .pdf

I can compare and classify angles. (4.3.2.2)

I can collect, organize, display and interpret data using various tables and graphs. (4.4.1.1)

Additional Resources

youcubed.org: 6 ways to support your Child's Mathematical Development

List of card and board games:
printable .pdf

GAMES THAT SUPPORT MATH SKILL
GAMES	AGES	GRADE LEVEL	SKILLS AND OBJECTIVES
Racko	8 and up	3rd grade	Strategic Thinking, Number Sequencing
Skip Bo	7-15	2nd grade and up	Number Sequencing
Head full of Numbers	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Formulating Equations
Sum Swap	5 and up	K and up	Counting forward/backward, Odd and Even Numbers, Addition and subtraction
O'NO 99	7 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Additional and Subtraction
Mancala	6 and up	1st grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Qwixx	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Uno	5 and up	K and up	Strategic Thinking Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Mastermind	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Math Twister	5 and up	K and up	Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Barrel of Monkeys	5 and up	K and up	Formulating Equations Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Phase 10	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Numerical Order

Downloadable List of Games that support Math Skills

Grade 5

I can fluently solve basic multiplication and division facts.

I can recognize that quotients can be represented in a variety of ways. (5.1.1.1)

I can identify the value and place values of any digit from millions to millionths. (5.1.2.1)

I can order fractions and decimals, including mixed numbers and improper fractions. (5.1.2.3)

I can find equivalent decimals, fractions, mixed numbers, and improper fractions. (5.1.2.4)

I can add and subtract decimals. (5.1.3.1) - COMING SOON

I can add and subtract fractions. (5.1.3.1)

I can create rules, tables, and coordinate graphs to represent patterns of change in more than one way. (5.2.1.1) COMING SOON

I can represent and solve real-world problems using equations and inequalities using variables. (5.2.3.2) COMING SOON

I can find the area of regular and irregular polygons. (5.3.2.1) COMING SOON

I can find the volume of rectangular prisms. (5.3.2.4) COMING SOON

I can find the mean, median, and range of a data set. (5.4.1.1) COMING SOON

I can create and analyze double bar graphs and line graphs. (5.4.1.2) COMING SOON

Additional Resources

youcubed.org: 6 ways to support your Child's Mathematical Development

List of card and board games:
printable .pdf

GAMES THAT SUPPORT MATH SKILL
GAMES	AGES	GRADE LEVEL	SKILLS AND OBJECTIVES
Racko	8 and up	3rd grade	Strategic Thinking, Number Sequencing
Skip Bo	7-15	2nd grade and up	Number Sequencing
Head full of Numbers	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Formulating Equations
Sum Swap	5 and up	K and up	Counting forward/backward, Odd and Even Numbers, Addition and subtraction
O'NO 99	7 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Additional and Subtraction
Mancala	6 and up	1st grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Qwixx	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Uno	5 and up	K and up	Strategic Thinking Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Mastermind	8 and up	3rd grade and up	Strategic Thinking
Math Twister	5 and up	K and up	Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Barrel of Monkeys	5 and up	K and up	Formulating Equations Additional, Subtraction Multiplication, Division
Phase 10	7 and up	2nd grade and up	Strategic Thinking Numerical Order

Downloadable List of Games that support Math Skills

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