Story problems

We were solving a story problem and these are some examples of students work solving the problem. They are doing a problem that shows them a math addition problem with some letters and they have to find the place value of the letters by guessing numbers and adding them to see if they work.

Do you think you could solve a question like that? Do you think it would be hard?

problem solvers

The picture on the top is people working on the exit slip.
The problem is seven divided by six hundred fifty
five. I wonder if people are going to get it right you 
should try to solve the problem at home then you can write back.
Everyone here is great at math.

Try to solve these problems and when you are done you should write the answer.

Here are some of the personal narratives written today. Here's a question:

Was your personal narrative funny, action packed, or peaceful? if other please reply...

Math

Snow Day Math

In math to celebrate the first snow we did a quick study of Pascal's Triangle and then tried to find all the ways to make the word "SNOW." After that we plotted coordinates on a grid to make a snowflake. Can you find all the lines of symmetry?

Snow Day Writing

To celebrate our first day of snow here in Minnesota, we are themeing our entire day around SNOW!

In writing class we read the The Snowflake, A Water Cycle Story. Then we wrote our own story in first-person about a snowflake's journey.

What part of your story, or a classmate's story, stuck out to you?

Unit 2

this is the score sheet for math. we score what
we think we can do.a 0 is ''i don't know what this is.''
a 1 is ''i need lots of help.''a 2 is ''i need a little help.'',
and a 3 is ''i know this and can teach this.''