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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 4 constructed-response word problems (e.g., a staircase distance problem, a box-packing problem, a coordinate-plane perimeter problem) and show/explain their work in writing.
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…
Work through modeled examples then practice pages (shading models, simplifying, word problems like dividing a salary or fabric amounts) for each topic, finishing each topic with a one-page quiz.
For each of 4 questions per quiz version: convert a number between standard form and scientific notation, order a list of numbers in scientific notation from least to greatest, and solve word problems requiring comparison of two scientific-notation quantities (e.g., how many times greater one mass or population is than another), showing…
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
Work through study/example pages then practice pages (fill-in-the-blank, matching, word problems, factor trees, number-line placement) for each topic, finishing each topic with a one-page quiz.
A PowerPoint lesson teaching 8th-grade students to identify and compare properties of linear functions (rate of change and vertical/y-intercept) as represented in equations, graphs, tables, and verbal descriptions, aligned to standard 8.F.A.2.
Solve the math problem on each task card (fairy-tale/nursery-rhyme themed word problems covering fraction operations, area, estimation, properties of operations, parallel lines, rounding, and decimal-to-fraction conversion), record answers on a provided answer sheet, and check work against the included answer key.
Each school day, students complete a two-page worksheet set (about 10-15 minutes): Page A language-arts tasks (grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, SEL check-in) and Page B math tasks (number sense, operations, fractions, decimals, measurement, geometry, data, word problem), plus a daily rotating enrichment item (brain teaser, logic…
Free download Answer a sequence of fraction-comparison questions (word problems and symbolic comparisons) to trace a path through a maze from 'Ready, Set, Go!' to the end; show work on separate paper.
Multiply given numbers by 1, 10, and 100 to find a pattern, then solve a related word problem and describe the pattern observed when multiplying by a multiple of ten; answer key included.
Students solve a sample word problem independently, write learning-target goals in a math journal, present and explain their solving strategy to the class, give/receive peer feedback using standard-specific language, and self-rate (1-5) their progress.
Students fill in blanks, complete graphic organizers (base-ten block models, place value charts), answer 'I can' statements, and solve word problems and multiplication/division-by-powers-of-10 exercises as notes are introduced.
Students solve a daily 'problem of the day' math word problem about reforesting a 100-square-foot area, write and share problem-solving plans, do guided reading of the story, and practice related vocabulary, grammar and spelling.
Fill in the missing multiplier (1, 10, or 100) in each of twelve equations, color-code each equation by the multiplier used (red=1, blue=10, green=100), write an explanation of their reasoning, and solve a word problem about grouping 130 matchbox cars into rows of 13.
Students work through four differentiated worksheet sets (dividing a mixed number by an integer; a mixed number by a proper/improper fraction; two mixed numbers; and word problems requiring them to identify divisor vs. dividend), converting mixed numbers to improper fractions, flipping the divisor, multiplying, simplifying, and…
Thirty-three multiple-choice questions review core Grade 5 math skills for a year-end assessment, covering rectangular-prism volume (using unit cubes, area × height, and composite figures), classifying and comparing quadrilaterals, order of operations, place value with decimals , fraction operations including mixed-number subtraction, and multi-step word problems involving money, rope length, rainwater in quarts and gallons, and kilometer conversion. A separate two-page answer sheet gives students a numbered grid with space for both a final answer and work or explanation for each question. The test concludes with a full answer key listing the correct letter choice for all 33 questions.
Fill in guided notes defining the coordinate grid, x-axis/y-axis, origin, and ordered pairs; practice plotting a point; practice finding distances between points sharing an x- or y-coordinate; build a data table from a word problem and graph the resulting pattern; complete a quiz plotting labeled points, finding vertical/horizontal…
Complete grade-appropriate math practice worksheets (computation, fractions/decimals, measurement, time, money, graphing, word problems) with pencil and paper.
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…
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.
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…