Sharing with each other what is being read and discussing as a family the meaning of various events in stories are hallmarks of good readers. Our goal for third grade, for example, under the new State Standards, is for all third graders to have memorized their times tables through 10 s by Spring. Many students can do this earlier through meaningful practice at home and school. The same goes for addition and subtraction in the earlier grades. We will be working very hard on these goals in the new millennium and are looking forward to your enthusiastic participation with us in their accomplishment.
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Come and learn more about this timely and important subject. Childcare will be provided. The other questions involve the relationship between fractions and decimals, and computation with rational numbers. We want to insure that our students have the skills they need to be successful in their current and future mathematics courses. Baseline data was collected during the week of November 15.