List of Math Facts...anywhere?

[Honey Bee]

I know, kind of a *duh* question, but I've really have never seen a list of math facts a child should know (and when would be great too!). All of our curriculum's have them integrated into them, but a checklist would be nice! I keep wondering with RS, what games we really need to be playing. *sigh*

[NavyWifeandMommy]

 

www.aaamath.com. you can get math families there. I ended up buying children's placemats from Wal-mart or Target with the facts and put them on the wall in our school corner.

[nmoira]

Basic:

 

• addition/subtraction within 20 by end of 1st
  
• 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 multiplication tables by end of 2nd, rest by end of 3rd
  
• division facts by end of 3rd
  

Here's what we do beyond basic facts:

 

• squares to 15^2, plus 25^2
  
• cubes to 10^3
  
• powers of 2 to 2^15 (more like skip counting, I don't drill these individually, except for 2^5=32 and 2^10=1024)
  
• all common fraction <----> decimal and percent conversion, including 6ths, 8ths, and 16ths
  
• count by 15's, 12's, 24's
  

[Honey Bee]

Basic:

 

 

• addition/subtraction within 20 by end of 1st

• 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 multiplication tables by end of 2nd, rest by end of 3rd

• division facts by end of 3rd

 

Here's what we do beyond basic facts:

 

 

• squares to 15^2, plus 25^2

• cubes to 10^3

• powers of 2 to 2^15 (more like skip counting, I don't drill these individually, except for 2^5=32 and 2^10=1024)

• all common fraction <----> decimal and percent conversion, including 6ths, 8ths, and 16ths

• count by 15's, 12's, 24's

 

 

 

Thank you, that's exactly what I was looking for!

[Honey Bee]

www.aaamath.com. you can get math families there. I ended up buying children's placemats from Wal-mart or Target with the facts and put them on the wall in our school corner.

 

 

Very cool website. I'm bookmarking that one! Thanks!