Feb15
Do you remember your multiplication tables? Do you remember how to perform 1 digit divisions? Knowing how to do these things is important for being able to solve problems involving dividing 2 digit numbers. Are you prepared to continue? Before beginning, I am going to remind you of the different parts of a division problem […]
Continue reading »Feb13
Have you learned how to multiply with decimals yet? Today we are going to review three different cases of multiplication with decimals. Multiplication with decimals and whole numbers In this case, we are multiplying a decimal by another number without decimals, as in the example: Step 1: We place both numbers so that the […]
Continue reading »Feb10
We are going to take a look at some straight lines in today’s post. The first thing that’s on the agenda is to define what exactly straight lines are in order to differentiate them from curved lines. Then, we’ll have a look at the concepts of rays, line segments, and open rays. What is a […]
Continue reading »Feb09
Today we are sharing the latest news about the Smartick logic sessions! As you will know if you are one of our students or a tutor, logic sessions are a Smartick favorite. Why? Because they are different from the normal arithmetic sessions, each exercise is different and there is no automatic way to solve them. […]
Continue reading »Feb08
Today, we present our five addition tricks.They are super helpful and will help you add faster, getting the answer right every time. Count from the number Start with one of the numbers and keep counting onwards. For example: 7 + 2 Start on 7 Count 2 more…until you hit 9 So, 7 + 2 = 9 […]
Continue reading »Feb06
In today’s post, we are going to work with time word problems. We’ll take a look at some examples and solve them together. Let’s begin! Time Word Problem 1: The Sailboat Race In a sailboat race, the winning boat completed two distances in the following times: 2 min 22 seconds and 3 min 45 seconds. How […]
Continue reading »Feb03
Today, we will be learning to use “borrowing,” (sometimes called “regrouping”) in a subtraction problem. In order to do this we need to remember how the elements of a subtraction problem are placed: Place the number being subtracted under the number being subtracted from so that place values in the same column match. Subtract each […]
Continue reading »Feb02
In today’s post, we’re going to study the concept of ratios using the “Singapore Bar Model” methodology. First, we need to take into consideration that two quantities can be compared in different ways. By subtracting, by a fraction, and by multiplying…but today, we’re going to use ratios as a factor of comparison. To be able to […]
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How can we find out if a number is divisible by 7? In this post, we are going to look at the divisibility guidelines for the number 7. One of the ways to find out is by dividing the number by 7. If the remainder is zero, we know that the number is divisible by […]
Continue reading »Jan30
This week we will address the topic of measurements of length. Do you know what they are? Do you know what they are used for? We will explain it to you in this post. The length determines the distance between two points, or in other words, it is the amount of space between two points. For […]
Continue reading »Jan27
Today we are going to review division word problems with decimals. Does it seem difficult? Well, it’s not! Solving division word problems with decimals is the same as solving them with whole numbers. I’m going to show you! You can review what a decimal number is here. Every time we solve a word problem, the first […]
Continue reading »Jan26
In this week’s post, we’re going to look at what the rule of three inverse is and how to use it to solve problems. The rule of three is a way to solve proportionality problems. If we are dealing with a direct proportionality, then apply the direct rule of three. If we are dealing with inverse proportionality, […]
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