1. By: Chickasaw Elementary Math & Science Committee
OCTOBER MATH & SCIENCE CALENDAR
By: Chickasaw Elementary Math & Science Committee

2. October – 5th Grade Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1. Draw an obtuse angle. What makes it obtuse?
2 Circle the prime number(s).
14, 3 9, 11, 25
3Solve.
3(4÷2) =
5 + ( 5 x 7) =
4 Find the mean.
88, 75, 92
5 Solve.
x2 = 81
x = __
6. Draw a
picture
and label the
water cycle.
7 Why is the
ocean an
important part
of the water
cycle?
8 Divide.
_____
3) 1203
9 Multiply.
52 x 15 =
73 x 12 =
33 x 11=
10 Write the number 34,568 in expanded form.
11 Draw a coordinate plane. Label the x-axis and the y- axis. Plot the ordered pair ( 3, 4). 12
What is the
answer ?
3x +4 =
X=12
13 What are
three things
that are
needed
to predict the
weather?
14 Explain
what humidity
is and how it is
used in
predicting
weather.
15 Write the number: One million, six hundred ten thousand, two hundred forty-five.
16 Solve.
23 =
42 =
33 =
52 =
17 Find the perimeter and area of the rectangle.
17 cm
18. Name and describe the 3 different transformations. Show an example for each.
19 Find the value of y when x = 2.
x ( 6) = y
y = x + 48
28 / x = y
20. Explain
what
barometric
pressure is and
how it used in
21 How is
Florida’s
weather
different than
New York’s
weather in the
winter and
why?
22Solve.
6 x (8 + 4) – 3 = = =
23 What does PEMDAS stand for? P= E= M=
D= A= S=
24Make a grid on the back of the calendar. Plot the following points:
( 1, 1); ( 5, 1);
(1,4); (5, 4)
What shape did you make?
25 Find the area and perimeter of the figure below.
22 m 4 6 9 5 16
26 Draw models to show how many are in each group and how many are left over.
There are 29 DVD’s on 3 shelves
27. Explain
why Georgia
is colder
than Florida
in the winter
time and
cooler in the
summer?
28 Why is the
around the
ocean
the middle of
the state?
29 Show a translation with the smile face below. 30
a. List the factors for 28.
b. Make a factor rainbow for 24.
c. Name 5 multiples of 6.
31 Multiply or Divide.
7 x 9 =
56 ÷ 8 =
12 x 6 =
72 / 3 =
Continued…
123/ 6=
8 x 12 =
110 ÷ 5 =
6 x 6 =

3. October – 4th Grade Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Round to the nearest hundred:
23,187
3,389
4,081
2 Noah has 4 pumpkins. Jesse has 6 times as many pumpkins as Noah. How many does Jesse have?
3 Multiply.
8 x 9 =
2 x 6 =
7 x 4 =
9 x 6 =
4 Which fraction is the least?
(smallest)
2/3
2/5
2/10
2/8
5 What are the factors of 30?
What are the factors of 16?
6 Name three
things that are
not magnetic.
9 Is ripping up
paper a
physical
change or a
chemical
change?
8 Solve.
48 x 4 = 4
9. Use <, >, = to solve.
10 What direction do you move in a counter-clockwise move?
11 Order these numbers least to greatest.
3,892; 3,982; 3,298; 3,901
12 Estimate.
5 x 21 =
4 x 26 =
2 x 54 =
13 Is burning
16 Is an ice
cube melting a
15 Write the following number in word form:
82,211,784
16 There are
28 CD’s on 4
rows of shelves.
How many CD’s
are on each
shelf?
17 Ten thousand, five hundred, two. Write this number in standard and expanded form.
18 Which pumpkin is larger?
Pumpkin A weighs 80 g
Pumpkin B weighs 5 pounds.
19 Write a problem that represents the equation:
5 x 4 =20.
20 Where
does all of our
energy on
Earth come
from?
23 Name three
forms of
Energy.
22 Patrick has 6 apples. He gave 1/3 of them away. How many apples did he give away.
23 The PTA just
received 278
new members.
The
membership
is 1,255, how
many members
were there
before the new
members
joined?
24 Use
Mental Math
6 x 10 =
6 x 100=
6 x 1,000=
6 x 10,000=
6 x 100,000=
25 Kim used 12 beads to make a bracelet. 1/4 of the beads are red. How many of the beads are red? Draw a picture to help solve your problem.
26 Round to the nearest ten:
2,321
156,872
479, 036
27 What is
energy?
28. How does
sound energy
travel?
29. Solve
24 x 9 =
15 x 4 =
11 x 10 =
30 Show the multiplication/ division fact family for:
7, 8, 56
31. Divide.
18 ÷ 9 =
42 ÷ 7 =
56 ÷ 8 =

4. October – 3rd Grade Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 How many tens are in the number 1,384?
2 In the number, 813 what digit is in the hundreds place?
3 Subtract
,000
4 Name all the numbers between 30 and 70 that have a 4 in the ones place.
5 How many ways can you represent 132?
6 What has
more volume a
pencil or a
basketball?
7 Why does
the water in
the bath rise
when you get
in the
bathtub?
8 Solve = = =
9 Multiply.
3 x 1 =
3 x 2=
3 x 3=
3 x 4 =
10 Name the number that is 100 more than 452.
11 Add
,356
12 Kim bought a toy for $3.58. She gave a $10. What’s her change?
13 Name three
properties of
matter.
14 What are
the three
states of
matter?
15 How many votes did “Dog” have?
Cat – lll
Dog – llll ll
Bird - l
16 Joe has a stack of books. Each book has 3 stories in it. If Joe counts 18 stories, how many books does Joe have? 17
Compare > < =
34 __ 78
72 + 7__
104 __143
18 A marching
band has 8 rows
students with 7
students in each
row. How many
students are in
the band?
19. Solve.
6 less than 54
eight tens and 3 ones
10 more than 25
20 How does
the sun
change ice?
21 How
does water
turn into
ice?
22 Aaron had 16
rocks. Marcus
gave him more.
Aaron now has
23. How
many rocks
did Marcus
give him?
23 Kayla had a box with 38 chocolates in it. She shared 16 of them with her friends. How many chocolates did Kayla have left?
24 Find the maximum and minimum number for the following set of numbers.
4, 9, 6, 12, 3, 18
25 What shape is formed when you put two triangles together?
a. Square
b. Triangle
c. Pentagon
d. Rhombus
26. If this is a
pile of about 50
leaves
then about how
leaves are
in this
pile?
27 What is
energy?
28 Name
three forms of
energy.
29 Which has the same answer as 12-5?
10+2
12+5
10-3
12-1
30. About how long is a watch?
a. 2 inches
b. 6 inches
c. 14 inches
d. 19 inches
31. Decompose the number 579
Now solve these: = =
(Continued from above)
Explain your reasoning.

5. October –2nd Grade Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Write the words for the numbers 1-20
2 Solve = = =
3 Say the number 842 out aloud to someone at home.
4 Practice counting by 3’s until you reach 42.
5 Which number has eight tens and 3 ones?
6 How does
the Sun help
us on Earth?
7 Why is it
cooler in the
shade of a
tree?
8 How many
combinations
can one make
for 29¢?
Show all your
combinations.
9 John earns $3 per day for seven days. How much
money did he
earn?
10 Fill in the blank.
___ - 4 = 5
___ - 6 = 6
___ - 2 = 9
11 Find the missing numbers.
13, ___, 15
___, 29, ___
49, ___, 51
___, 77, 78
107, 108, __, __
12 Coin quiz.
A penny = ___¢
A nickel = ___¢
A dime = ___¢
A quarter = __¢
13Describe
today’s
weather.
14 Name two
types of severe
weather we
have in
Florida.
15. John has 52 cents in his pocket. What are the 3 ways I can represent how much money John has?
16 Name 4 different ways to make a dollar.
17 Count by 10’s starting at 32 until you go over 102.
Count’ by 100’s until you get to 1,000
18 Solve = = =
19 Name the number that is 100 more than 452.
20 Do rain
puddles just
disappear on
hot sunny
days?
21 Fill in the
blank.
_____is all
around you
and takes up
any empty
space.
22 Add.
23. Mary has 12 friends. 4 of her friends came over to play. How many of her friends did not come over?
24. Represent the number 35 in the chart below.
25 Counting by 2’s until I get to 8. Is like adding …
2 + __ + __ + __ = __
26 Name this bill.
27 What is
the water
cycle?
28 Name
three parts of
cycle.
29 Write the fact family for 6, 7, 13
30. Subtract.
31. Draw a picture using Base Ten Blocks to show the number 274.
Tens
Ones 5 2

6. October – 1st Grade Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Count to 100 by 5s.
2 Add.
4 + 3 =
8 + 2 =
3 + 7 =
3 Put the following numbers in order.
7, 2, 13, 10, 26
4 What numbers come between 70 and 75?
5 Solve.
How many
ways can you
make 10?
6 What is a
push?
7 What is a
pull?
8 Represent the number 6 in the ten frame.
9 If you double 7’s , How much do you have?
10 Fill in the
missing part.
If  + 4 = 10
then, 10 – 4 = 11
a. Write the fact family for 5.
b. Write the fact family for 13.
12 Solve.
7 – 3 =
10 – __= 6
__ = 8 – 1
13 What is a
force?
16 What force
pulls us
towards the
ground?
15 Solve.
fingers do three
children have?
Subtract. =
7 – 4 =
8 – 3 =
6 - 5 =
9 – 1 =
17 How many do I have altogether?
18 Show how to use the doubles plus 1 strategy.
8 + 9 =
__ + __ + 1
= ___
19 Juan has 4 footballs. He gives 2 footballs to Marie. How many does Juan have left?
20 What are
some ways an
object can
move?
21 How does
a car move in
a straight line
or in a circle?
22 Solve.
4 +  = 9
6 = 4 + ?
___+ 5 = 8
x + 3 = 9
23. What subtraction sentence could describe my ten frame?
24. Counting by 2’s until I get to 8. Is like adding …
2 + __ + __ + __
= 8
25 Mia has 6 pumpkins and Dave has 9 pumpkins. What is the difference?
26 Jay had 5 pieces of gum. He gave Jo 3. Would you add or subtract to tell how many Jay has left?
27 Draw a
straight line.
28 Draw a
zigzag line.
29. Use “making a ten” to solve the problem below.
8 + 4 = ^
( __+ 2) + __
(10) + __=__
30 Circle the equations that are true.
10 = 5 - 5
6 + 0 = 2 + 4
1 + 7 =
31. Use the double ten frames to show 14.
Now show me another way

7. October – Kindergarten Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1. How many different ways can you show the number 5?
2 Which shape has 3 sides?
3 Draw 4 pumpkins.
4 Name this shape.
5 Count aloud to 20 for someone.
6 What part
of the body
do you use to
feel?
7 What part of
the body do
you use to
hear?
8 Make a house using a square and a triangle.
9 Show the
number
3 in the
five
frame.
10 Tell someone the months of the year.
11 Kate, Bryan, and Lori got in line behind Jake. Who is first in line?
12 What number is represented by the dots?
13 What part
of the body do
taste?
14 What part
smell?
15 What shape is inside the square?
16 What day comes after Tuesday?
17 What number is represented in my five frame?
18 Make a picture using 2 triangles, 1 square, and 3 circles.
19 Put five
crackers in
front of you.
Eat until you
have zero
front of you.
20 What part
see?
21 Can
animals drink
water?
22 The lady with the yellow shirt is in what place in the line?
23 Sort the following into two groups.
24 Draw a line between shapes that belong together.
25. What 3D figure is pictured below?
26 Is the happy
face above
the sun or
below the sun?
27 Can plants
28 Can
plants
drink water?
29. How many squares are empty on the five frame?
30 Is the star on the left or right of the moon?
31 Write the numbers from