I have the student warm up by writing out her multiplication facts on a whiteboard with fun colors, followed by a timed quiz.
Then we review basic algorithms using one of my own TpT resources:
Daily Math
Students and teachers like the format because it is not crowded. You can find it here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Daily-Math-Practice-1324839
I have also been using First Day of School in Fourth Grade by Sum Math Fun:
I like this resource because it integrates reading and math. Plus, the worksheets are fun!
Here is the link:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/First-Day-of-School-in-Fourth-Grade-1363207
We spend the last 20 minutes of our session playing games. Here is one of our favorites:
Materials:
Playing cards with the face cards removed
Dice (quiet dollar store dice pictured)
Game markers (mini erasers pictured)
Object of the Game:
To be the first player to get out of the spiral
How to Play:
1. Player 1 rolls, adds the total on the dice and moves that number of cards from the center.
2. Player 1 multiplies the total on the dice times the number on the card. If correct, the player stays on the card. If incorrect, the player goes back.
3. Player 2 follows in the same way.
4. The first player to get out wins.
Easy!
This will be one of my stations during math rotations this year!
Here is how I stay organized for my tutoring sessions:
Tutoring Binder
You can get it here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Tutoring-Binder-965319
Try these Tutoring Record Sheets for FREE!
You can get this FREEBIE here:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Tutoring-Record-Sheet-935033
These TpT resources along with plenty of fun games make our tutoring sessions fly by!
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I'm so glad that my First Day of Fourth Grade has been helpful to you! It's definitely not an "All About Me" booklet. :) Thanks for blogging about it. You're the best!
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