Rocket Math Program Practices and Procedures

Mr. Wright introduces Rocket Math, focusing on practicing multiplication facts using set C. Students start at the corner of the sheet, saying problems and answers aloud quickly. If errors occur, they repeat the problem three times and go back three steps. Practice should last no more than five minutes, emphasizing the connection between problems and answers. New problems are introduced at the beginning of each set. The video concludes with an invitation to contact Mr. Wright for questions.

What is the main focus of the Rocket Math program as introduced by Mr. Wright?

• Addition facts

• Multiplication facts

• Division facts

• Subtraction facts

Where are the practice problems located on the multiplication set?

• At the bottom

• On the back of the sheet

• On the outside edge

• In the center

What is the suggested starting point for practicing multiplication facts?

• In the corner

• At the top of the sheet

• In the middle of the sheet

• At the bottom of the sheet

What should a student do if they make a mistake during practice?

• Ask for help immediately

• Write the problem down

• Repeat the problem three times

• Skip the problem

How should a student correct a mistake according to the procedure?

• Repeat the problem once

• Repeat the problem three times and go back three problems

• Skip the problem and move on

• Write the problem down and continue

Why is it important to say the problem and answer out loud?

• To make the practice more fun

• To practice speaking skills

• To connect the problem and answer in the mind

• To improve handwriting

What is the recommended duration for practicing multiplication facts?

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 20 minutes

Where are the new problems typically located in the set?

• At the end of the practice section

• In the middle of the practice section

• At the beginning of the practice section

• Randomly throughout the practice section

What should you do if you have questions about the Rocket Math program?

• Call Mr. Wright

• Ask a classmate

• Email Mr. Wright

• Visit Mr. Wright's office