Everyday Math Unit 1 Resources
Websites to Practice Learning Goals
I can identify the values of digits.
I can compare numbers using <, >, or =.
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MathGames.com: Comparing Numbers
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Number Chop Game: Ordering Multi-Digit Numbers (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
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Floyd Danger Game: Comparing Multi-Digit Numbers (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
I can round numbers.
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Treasure Diving Game: Rounding to the Nearest 1,000 (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
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Dino Skateboarding Game: Rounding to the Nearest 1,000 (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
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Water Rafting Game: Rounding to the Nearest 100 (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
I can estimate the answer to a problem.
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MathGames.com
I can add 3-digit numbers using the U.S. traditional algorithm.
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Multi-Digit Addition: Mad Scientist Edition (note: you may need to choose "student" and enter you date of birth)
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Estimation Valley Golf (you can play it by just solving instead of estimating)
I can subtract 3-digit numbers using the U.S. traditional algorithm.
I can convert yards to feet.
I can identify right angles.
I can find the perimeters of rectangles.
Accessing the Student Reference Book & Everyday Math Games
