I am not sure what type of drill my son should be doing with the blank pages like Speed Drill #18, Lesson 62. Please advise! Thank you!
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Re: Question on speed drills for 1st grade
I don't usually do any speed drills for math until about third grade.
HTH!Festina lentē,
Jessica P
2021-2022 • 12th year HSing • 10th year MP
DS 12th • HLN, Latin online, DE math/sci - Headed to Hillsdale College next fall
DD 10th • HLN, Latin online
DD 7th • HLN & Home
DS 4th • HLN & Home
Me • Memoria College, this summer: MPOA Fourth Form for Adults
Teaching TFL and co-directing @
Highlands Latin Nashville Cottage School, est. 2016 -
Re: Question on speed drills for 1st grade
vdamico,
The blank page you see on Speed Drill #18 is the front of the drill. Students have that side of the page from the Speed Drill booklet on their desk. When the time keeper says to begin, they turn over the speed drill to work the problems there until time is called. Any missed problems are circled. Then they use the blanks on the front side of the drill page to write the missed problems correctly 3 times each.
Blessings,
Michelle TComment
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Re: Question on speed drills for 1st grade
Michelle! This is the first time I've ever heard what those blank pages are for. It's probably in my teacher guides somewhere, overlooked by me, but now I know! Thank you!Festina lentē,
Jessica P
2021-2022 • 12th year HSing • 10th year MP
DS 12th • HLN, Latin online, DE math/sci - Headed to Hillsdale College next fall
DD 10th • HLN, Latin online
DD 7th • HLN & Home
DS 4th • HLN & Home
Me • Memoria College, this summer: MPOA Fourth Form for Adults
Teaching TFL and co-directing @
Highlands Latin Nashville Cottage School, est. 2016Comment
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Re: Question on speed drills for 1st grade
Glad to help!
Blessings,
Michelle TComment
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