Long Division Videos

We will be starting long division by learning the Partial Quotient method at the end of the week and into next week.  There will be a helpful chart with the division methods in your child's binder.  Remember we are trying to find the the largest multiple of the divisor to put over on the right. 



We will be working on the Tradition Method for long division after we do Partial Quotients. Click below to watch the video.  You might be able to just watch only the first part of this video to help you.

Decimal Videos

Here are a few videos on decimals and fractions which may be helpful to watch:
Decimal Place Value



Converting Decimals to fractions (We only will do tenths and hundredths.)

Math Game and Videos with Methods for Long Multiplication

Here is a great game for practicing multiplying by multiples of 10.  Click here. Then just click play and see how high you can get.

Here is a video on the Area Model (sometimes called the Box Method).  You only need to watch until the 4 minute point.  Click below.


This is the best video I have been able to find for the Partial Product Multiplication Method.  Click here.  I would like to see the multiplication on the right side (she shows on the left).  I hope this helps.  There will also be a sheet in your child's binder.

Here is a link to two Traditional Method videos. Click below
When multiplying by one digit

When multiplying by two digits

Math Videos

Here are some videos to help with

Prime or Composite Numbers

Multiplicative Comparison Model

Multiplicative Comparisons using the bar method

Long Division

Here is a few videos to help remind the students how to do the different methods for long division.  Please do not show the kids how to do the traditional method until after it has been shown in school.  We like to show a few different methods and have the students understand the Partial Quotients method so they can understand the traditional method when we get to it.  We should be getting to all of these methods over the next few weeks.

Area Model: (I am going to have them do the subtraction on the side, so they have plenty of room.)

Partial Quotient Method:

Traditional Method:  They really only need to watch to the 8 min mark.

Math Videos to Help with Math Homework

You can use these videos to help you with some of your math homework this week.

Multiplicative Comparisons

Classifying Triangles

Helpful Math Videos for Factors, Multiples, and Multiplicative Comparisons

Here is a short three minute video to review how to find all the factor pairs of a number using a factor rainbow.  Click here:  Finding Factor Pairs

Here is a link for a movie on finding multiples.  Click here:  Finding Multiples

Here is a link for bar models for multiplicative comparisons.  Click here:  Multiplicative Comparisons

I hope these help with the homework for this week next.

Fraction Videos

Here are some helpful math videos which should help with our next math unit on Fractions.  We will be working with this unit over the next few weeks.

What are fractions?

Comparing, Ordering, Adding Same Denominator Fractions, and Equivalent Fractions

Equivalent Fractions:  Watch just the time between 2:41 to 3:50

Long Division Videos

Here is a few videos to help remind the students how to do the different methods for long division.  Please do not show the kids how to do the traditional method until after it has been shown in school.  We like to show a few different methods and have the students understand the Partial Quotients method so they can understand the traditional method when we get to it.  We should be getting to all of these next week.

Area Model: (I am going to have them do the subtraction on the side, so they have plenty of room.)

Partial Quotient Method:

Traditional Method:  They really only need to watch to the 8 min mark.

Factor and Multiple Videos

Here is a link to a video on Learn Zillion about finding factor pairs using the factor pairs we have been working on in class.  Click HERE

Here is another link for a video on finding multiples.  Click HERE

Elapsed Time Video

Here is a great link to the elapsed time number line.

Click here

Last Few Videos for Chapter 8

 (the part you need to watch starts around 2:20 on the video)

Click on:  Interpreting Line Plots

Click on:  Making a Line Plot

Adding and Subtracting Mixed Number Video

Mixed Number and Improper Fraction

Here are a few videos for mixed numbers and improper fractions

Adding and Subtracting with Like Denominators Videos

Here are a couple of helpful videos

Adding and Subtracting with Like Denominators
Decomposing Fraction to find Sum of Parts of a Whole

Adding Fractions

Subtracting Fractions

Helpful Math Videos

Equivalent Fractions (You only need to watch until about the 5 min mark.  We have not done cross multiplying)



Click on the topic below
Finding Least Common Denominator

Long Division Videos

We will be starting by learning the Partial Quotient method.  Remember we are trying to find the the largest multiple of the divisor to put over on the right.  We will also learn about drawing the Rectangular Model to show the partial quotient


We will be working on the Tradition Method for long division after we do Partial Quotients. Click below to watch the video.  You might be able to just watch only the first part of this video to help you.

Partial Product Video

This is the the best video I have been able to find for the Partial Product Multiplication Method.  I would like to see the multiplication on the right side (she shows on left).  I hope this helps.  There will also a sheet in your child's binders.

Click here for Video

More Videos and Ways to Review Math Concepts

This week in math we will be continuing to work with factors, multiples, divisibility, and prime and composite numbers.  We will also be working with patterns.  You can use these videos below if you need a little help on your homework.

Click on the highlighted words below to see the videos:
Video for number patterns

Video for shape patterns

Also, students can go on iXL to help them practice with factors, multiples, patterns, and divisibility.  Students should also be practice their math facts on xtramath.org.

Helpful Math Videos for the Week

This week in math we will be talking about divisibility rules and whether a number is either prime or composite.  You can use these videos below if you need a little help on your homework.  Also, remember to look at your divisibility chart in your binder.

Click on the highlighted words below to see the videos:
Divisible by 2, 5, or 10

Divisible by 2, 3, or 6

Divisible by 4 or 7 (only worry about knowing the rule for 4)

Prime or Composite Numbers