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Mathematics Home Learning

Looking for ways to prepare, review, or challenge yourself this year?

Here is a list of activities that you might already be doing with your family, or that you
might do individually, including some desk-type work, that will enhance your conceptual
understanding of mathematics.

Parents: Interested in reading and learning more about math support/enrichment for
your child? Check out YouCubed’s Parent Page!

Activity (Your Family Might BC Curricular Connections THINK about the questions and JOT
Already Be Planning) (Grade 6/7) notes below:

PLAY Marshmallow Popper Circumference and area of What is the circumference and area
Game circles of circles? LABEL on circle below:

Visualize to explore
mathematical concepts

Model mathematics in
contextualized experiences

- Whoever gets their How can you MEASURE this?


marshmallow the farthest
wins!


- TRY it with different
bottom-sized cups and
see which works best

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PLAY Monopoly Financial literacy — simple LIST the properties and prices you
budgeting brought them for below:
- informed decision making
on saving and purchasing

Single-outcome probability, both


theoretical and experimental Were there any properties you
(rolling the two dice) passed on buying? Why or why not?

Watch this VIDEO if you need a


TALLY the amount of times you
review on how to play the game.
rolled doubles:

TALLY the amount of times you


rolled doubles twice in a row:

TALLY the amount of times you


rolled doubles three times in a row:

What do you notice?

BAKING TIME Ratios Choose a recipe of your choice and


increase/decrease the ingredient
Improper fractions and mixed amounts to serve
PHOTOS of dessert ideas
numbers - One person:

Referents and relationships - Your family:


between units
- A party of 15:

Now take a PICTURE of your


finished product and share it here:

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Going on VACATION? Financial literacy — simple DOWNLOAD document and plan
budgeting your dream vacation!
Have your child research the - informed decision making
best deals and have them on saving and purchasing Have fun with it!
convince you about why it’s the - financial percentage
best deal! calculations
- Booking flights - sales tax, discount, sale
- Discount deals price
- Renting a car
Discrete linear functional
relationships (renting a car)

Operations with integers

Use mathematical vocabulary


and language to contribute to
mathematical discussions

Explain and justify mathematical


ideas and decisions Want to listen to MUSIC as you
plan your vacation?
Communicate mathematical
thinking in many ways

Represent mathematical ideas


in concrete, pictorial, and
symbolic form

Use reasoning and logic to


explore, analyze, and apply
mathematical ideas

ROAD TRIP? Cartesian coordinates and Where do you want to go for your
graphing road trip?
Watch this VIDEO and decide
which Canadian road trip you Add a PIN on Google Maps to
would like to take. attractions you want to visit during
your road trip.
You can READ about the
different road trips as well.

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Write the ADDRESS for each
attraction you plan to visit:

WRITE a description for each


attractio you plan to visit.

KITCHEN CHORES Volume of rectangular prisms Take a PICTURE of tonight's leftover


and cylinders and put it here:
Sort and put away leftovers after
Use reasoning and logic to Estimate how much food is left and
a meal into appropriately-sized
explore, analyze, and apply decide which container it should be
containers
mathematical ideas packed in.

Now take another PICTURE of the


leftover in its container and put it
here:

Was the container too big or too


small?

GROCERY SHOPPING Operations with integers With your family, plan a one week
meal plan.
Operations with decimals
- Make a budget, shop for
Look at receipts and estimate how
the week
Relationships between much each meal will cost.
- Keep a mental estimate
decimals, fractions, ratios, and
while shopping
- Compare receipts to
percents JOT down the ingredients you need
estimate here:
Estimate reasonably
- If bought things on sale,
figure out total saved Write your week dinner MENU here:
Ratios (for unit prices)
versus percentage saved

Multiplication and division facts

Use reasoning and logic to


explore, analyze, and apply
mathematical ideas

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GAME NIGHT Use logic and patterns to solve PLAY SUDOKU or CONNECT 4
puzzles and play games online.
Sudoku, jigsaw puzzles,
Connect-4, Solitaire, checkers, Take a SCREENSHOT of the
chess, Scrabble, Set, KenKen finished sudoku/connect4 game
and place it here:

OR

Find a puzzle to complete at home


and take a picture to place here:

KHAN ACADEMY Use logic and patterns to solve Explore KHAN ACADEMY in your
puzzles and play games, grade level.
including coding
- Work on a grade-level
mission
*All curricular content
- Work on a specific area of
mathematics
- Coding

YOUCUBED’S ONLINE MATH Use reasoning and logic to Parents, explore YOUCUBED to
COURSE explore, analyze, and apply read more about math learning to
mathematical ideas support your child.

- Useful for students and Visualize to explore


parents alike mathematical concepts
- Free online course
beneficial to grades 6/7+ Model mathematics in
- Based out of Stanford contextualized experiences
University
Use mathematical vocabulary
and language to contribute to
mathematical discussions

Explain and justify mathematical


ideas and decisions

Communicate mathematical
thinking in many ways

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PAINT A ROOM Operations with integers Explore PINTEREST for inspiration
on how you want to paint your room.
- Figure out the amount of Area of shapes
paint needed, buy the What COLOUR do you want to paint
paint, paint the room (with Financial literacy — simple our room?
supervision or help!) budgeting
- informed decision making
MEASURE the wall (length x width)
on saving and purchasing
you plan to paint and decide how
- financial percentage
much paint you will need.
calculations
- sales tax, discount, sale
How much will the PAINT cost?
price

Use mathematical vocabulary


and language to contribute to
mathematical discussions

Explain and justify mathematical


ideas and decisions

Use reasoning and logic to


explore, analyze, and apply
mathematical ideas

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