Mathematics special homework

First-grade math winter vacation homework:

1. Practice oral arithmetic every day: in the form of a question and an answer, parents ask students to answer, and complete 3 addition and subtractions within 20 every day.

2. Read the clock: name 3 different whole hours and half-hours every day (talk about what you were doing at that time based on real life, for example, get up at 7 o'clock and have lunch at 11:30) A lot 15 times.

3. Ability improvement: Discover mathematical information in life and ask corresponding mathematical questions (students can tell their parents, and the video can be sent to the group for sharing) no less than 15 times.

4. Physical exercise: Insist on physical exercise for no less than 15 minutes every day, such as skipping rope, running, playing ball, etc.

Second grade:

Second grade math winter vacation homework:

Practice oral arithmetic every day: complete 3 additions and subtractions within 100 every day.

2. Thinking training: Choose from Rubik’s Cube and chess.

3. Ability improvement: Discover mathematical information in life and ask corresponding mathematical questions (students can tell their parents, and the video can be sent to the group for sharing) no less than 15 times.

4. Physical exercise: 300 skipping ropes, 30 sit-ups, 60 squats, and running for half an hour (check in at Xiao Blackboard).

Third grade:

1. Basic training. Calculation exercises (multiplying two and three digits by one digit; addition and subtraction of two and three digits; addition and subtraction of decimals) 6 questions per day.

2. Review the knowledge of this semester and make a mind map for each unit.

3. Observe life, discover mathematical information in life, and ask corresponding mathematical questions. (***15 times)

4. Produce two mathematics tabloids.

5. Choose a puzzle game to play. (Huarong Road, Rubik's Cube, Magic Ruler, Tower of Hanoi, etc.)

Fourth grade mathematics winter vacation homework:

1. Basic training. Calculation exercises (multiply three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers; divide three-digit numbers by two-digit numbers; use laws of arithmetic to make calculations simple) 6 questions per day.

2. Review the knowledge gained this semester and make a mind map for each unit.

3. Observe life, discover mathematical information in life, ask corresponding mathematical questions and answer them. (***15 times)

4. Produce two mathematics tabloids.

5. Choose a puzzle game to play. (Huarong Road, Rubik's Cube, Quick Cup Stacking, etc.)

Special winter vacation homework for fifth and sixth graders:

1. Complete the winter vacation homework and watch the smart homework to correct wrong questions and complete the corresponding inferences. .

2. Use cardboard, wooden sticks and other tools to make a cube, and calculate the area (volume) of the six faces of the cube.

3. The 24th Winter Olympics will be held in Beijing on February 4, 2022. Beijing will become the first city in the history of the Olympics to host the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. Please draw a picture about the Beijing Winter Olympics. Pictures of the Olympic Games! The content includes: ① Your favorite sport and its competition rules; ② Please ask two mathematical questions about the Winter Olympics.