Summer Math Calendar

Going into Fourth Grade

Monday
If you played outside today for
3 ½ hours, how many minutes
would that be?
Tuesday
The fireworks show starts at
8:45 PM. It lasted 25 minutes.
At what time did the fireworks
show end?
Wednesday
It costs $2.65 to ride the T. If
you ride 2 times, how much
would you spend?
Thursday Friday
Play the Lemonade Stand Make the largest and smallest
game: numbers you can find using the
www.lemonadestandgame.com digits 9, 6, and 1. Find their
difference and sum.

Roll two dice. Multiply the two
numbers rolled and write the
matching equation. Do this 10
times.
Begin with 35 and count by 7s
to 77. Begin with 36 and count
by 6s to 66.
What factors can you use in
this equation: ___x 5 = ___ to
make a product that is an odd
number between 30 and 60?
Show all possible solutions.
Explain your strategy.
Go to the
website www.setgame.com
and play a game.
See how many different ways
you can divide 20 colored
pencils or crayons equally.
Write a division equation for
each way you find.

Measure your height in inches.
Measure another family
member. What is the
difference in height?
Sophia runs twice as fast as
her friend Julie. If Julie runs 3
mph, how long will it take
Sophia to run 6 miles? 9
miles?
Play Fraction Game at:
https://illuminations.nctm.org/
How many moves did it take to
get all the red markers to the
right side? Can you beat your
score?
Write down the numbers you
see on two license plates.
Create 4 math problems with
these numbers using all 4
operations (+, -, X, )
Write the multiplication and
division fact families for the
following sets of numbers:
3, 5, and 15
4, 6, and 24
2, 9, and 18

Measure the perimeter of two
different sized windows in your
home. Find the difference in
the perimeters.
A farmer has chickens and
cows. What combination of
animals could total 24 legs? Is
there more than one
combination?
Draw a design that has Write this number in standard Mary has 24 more stickers than
symmetry. form: Joe. If Joe has 50 stickers, how
5 hundreds, 6 tens, 12 ones many does Mary have? Write
an equation and solve.

Sites to visit: https://illuminations.nctm.org/, http://www.abcya.com/, http://www.hoodamath.com/games/

Name _______________________________ Adult Signature _______________________________

Newton Public Schools Office of K-8 Mathematics

 Summer Math Calendar
Going into Fourth Grade
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

What time is it now? Write Write your 9 times tables on a Write a story problem that can Figure your age in months. Draw two shapes. Color ½ of
down the time. What time will it piece of paper. Have an adult be solved with Challenge: Figure your age in each shape red. Color ¼ of
be in 30 minutes? quiz you. weeks. each shape blue.
8 x 7= _____

Write a schedule for tomorrow
that includes the hours and
minutes of your activities.
Find 3 objects that are
rectangular prisms. How many
sides, faces, and vertices are
in each prism?
Write a story problem that goes Tim had 849 dimes in his bank.
with: He spent 250 of them. How
much money does he have
619- 225= ____ left? Write the amount in
dollars and cents.
Have a scavenger hunt for
real-world examples of right
angles (ex. The corner of a
book, stairs)

Write a word problem whose
answer is 13. Have someone
solve the problem. Choose
another answer and make up a
problem.
Write a story problem that can
be solved using the number
sentence
50 + ? = 95
Create a survey. (ex: what is
your favorite animal?) with 5
answer choices. Ask 20
people your question. Record
your results as you collect the
data. Illustrate your results in a
pictograph where the symbol
does not equal just one person.
Ernie wants to fence Write your 8 times tables on
in a rectangular play index cards or on a piece of
yard for his two dogs. He has paper up to 8 x 10. Have an
12 pieces of fence that are one adult quiz you.
unit each. What are the
dimensions of the largest play
yard
that Ernie could make?
Show your work.

You went shopping with a $5
bill and spent $2.40.
Is your change more or less
than 40 dimes? Prove your
answer.
How many different ways can
you make $3.25? How many
quarters can you have if you
have $3.25 in quarters?
Next time you’re on a road trip
and the car needs gas,
estimate how much it will cost
before filling up and see how
close you are.
Mary has 24 more stickers than Gather 3 store store receipts.
Joe. If Joe has 50 stickers. What was the total amount
How many does Mary have? spent?
Write an equation and solve.

Sites to visit: https://illuminations.nctm.org/, http://www.abcya.com/, http://www.hoodamath.com/games/

Name _______________________________ Adult Signature _______________________________

Newton Public Schools Office of K-8 Mathematics