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Starting at the 'Ready, Set, Go!' box, solve a series of fraction comparison/ordering problems (which fraction is greater/smaller, choosing the correct inequality symbol, ordering fractions from greatest to least or least to greatest, identifying equivalent/non-equivalent fractions, and word problems comparing fractional amounts) and…
Number & Operations - Task Sheets Vol. 1 Gr. 6-8
Complete conversion charts between mm/cm/m, ml/cl/l, and g/kg/t; solve related word problems; convert meters to kilometers with and without a calculator; and measure real objects/spaces to practice conversions.
Read a narrative story about pennies (Paul Revere's role supplying copper, WWII steel pennies, the decimal currency system, the Lincoln portrait, wheat pennies), then fill in a word web of facts from the story, write a personal narrative about saving/spending money, complete a homonym vocabulary builder (capital/capitol, coarse/course,…
Fill in guided notes defining vocabulary (sum, difference, addend, subtrahend), identify properties of addition (commutative, associative, compatible numbers, compensation), practice rounding decimals and whole numbers, estimate sums and differences, model decimal addition/subtraction with hundredths grids, and practice the standard…
Students choose 3 math topics from a list, get teacher approval, and complete one project per topic by selecting from a tic-tac-toe grid of creative formats (poster, song/poem, 10-question quiz with answer key, play/skit, tech presentation, game, letter, 3D model/diorama, or story problems).
Work in teams of 3-4 to solve order-of-operations word problems on clue cards, use each solution to reveal the next location/clue, and use the final answer to open a code lock; discuss strategies and reasoning as a class afterward.
Students answer multiple-choice math questions (compute, round, identify shapes/angles, solve word problems, read graphs) by circling or filling in the letter of the best answer on a printed test.
Students solve word problems comparing large populations, play a dice/coin game to build the smallest possible 7-digit decimal number, research and order country populations, compare Olympic luge race times to the thousandths place, and explain their reasoning about a large-number multiplication scenario in words and pictures.
Fill in blanks in guided notes explaining unit conversion rules (multiply to convert larger to smaller units, divide for the reverse); use a customary-units conversion table (12 in = 1 ft, 3 ft = 1 yd, 5,280 ft = 1 mi, 1,760 yd = 1 mi) to solve word problems; compare converted quantities using , or = (e.g., converting 2 miles to…
Complete grade-differentiated independent work packets (per bundle overview: letter tracing and number recognition for Kindergarten, reading passages with text-dependent questions and thematic math problems for Grades 1-2, and reading comprehension/multi-step word problems/critical thinking for Grades 3-5) while a substitute oversees…
Complete exercises: sort words to symbols, write algebraic expressions from word problems, evaluate expressions, and (per table of contents) work through one-step equations, patterns and functions, graphing linear functions, and solving equations.
Rotate through 5 stations: solve real-world fraction word problems with diagrams; play a fraction addition/subtraction dice game with unlike denominators (improper-fraction extension); double a real butter-tart recipe by converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions; visually show fraction multiplication and division; and…
Students complete sequential practice exercises: writing/understanding decimals, equivalent decimals and fractions, comparing decimals (greater/less/equal), adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals and decimal money amounts, rounding decimals, repeating decimals, and converting between fractions, decimals, and percents…
A set of math enrichment lessons for grades 2-4, built around a 'Nonsensical Daily News' theme in which absurd/silly news-style headlines are used as the context or hook for math word-problem lessons.
Fill in vocabulary-quiz blanks, complete a KWL chart, read passages ('How Were the Pyramids Built?') and answer multiple-choice/short-answer questions, solve sundial elapsed-time word problems, and complete a craft and an emoji-to-hieroglyphics matching activity.
Rotate through 5 stations: solve riddles/word problems involving factors and multiples (including an LCM bus-schedule problem); play a dice-based factoring game; investigate two chosen numbers' multiples, factors, and greatest common factor; define and sort prime/composite numbers and build prime factor trees (with an online game…
Fill in blanks in guided notes explaining multiplication properties and decimal-multiplication rules, work practice problems multiplying decimals, estimate products, interpret area/array models, and complete a quiz with computation and one word problem.
Fill in guided notes on percent-to-fraction, percent-to-decimal, and decimal-to-percent conversions and on finding percent/part/whole from a situation; complete two practice worksheets converting values and solving percent word problems; check answers against an included answer key.
Complete practice items (calculations, word problems, self-check tick boxes) across the workbook's numbered sections
Students solve probability and average word problems, enumerate outcomes of rolling two dice, build a dot plot from survey data and find mean/median/mode, play a spinner-based probability game comparing theoretical vs. experimental results, and reason about coin-flip outcomes in writing.
Solve multiplication word problems, estimate a sum, and complete two enrichment tasks: write an original word problem and create a bar graph.
Write the time shown on analog clock faces, draw hands to show a given time (including word-phrased and 24-hour prompts), rewrite a given time in three other notations, and solve elapsed-time word problems (e.g., swim duration, travel time); check answers against included answer cards.
Powerpoint presentation with 8 slides to introduce the idea of solving equations with simple calculations