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A 180-day daily spiral-review math practice resource for grade 5, giving students one short one-page worksheet per school day mixing skills across the Common Core grade 5 math domains.
A grade 5 math workbook covering multiply & divide whole numbers; exponents; equivalent fractions; add & subtract fractions (like and unlike denominators).
Teach five Grade 6 number-and-operations topics: order of operations, multiples/least common multiple, greatest common factor, prime factorization, and comparing/ordering fractions.
Teach four Grade 6 fraction-operations topics: adding/subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with unlike denominators, multiplying mixed numbers, and dividing fractions/mixed numbers.
Teach four Grade 6 decimals-and-percents topics: comparing/ordering decimals, adding/subtracting decimals, multiplying/dividing decimals, and converting among fractions, decimals and percents.
A math mini-unit teaching students to calculate unit price (price-per-ounce) to compare grocery values and understand inflation/shrinkflation concepts.
Teacher's-guide-plus-reproducible-worksheet packet that develops critical thinking and problem-solving through applied algebra/arithmetic word problems.
A Halloween-themed set of 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication task cards with a matching response sheet and answer key for math practice.
The set pairs four Halloween coloring designs with math work pages, plus teaching notes and an answer key. Choose the matching task for your current review and have students show calculations on the work page. The teacher guidance recommends printing the coloring directions and math work on separate sheets so students can consult both at once.
A Halloween-themed self-checking worksheet/digital escape room practicing integer operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) for middle school.
Combine Halloween coloring with multiplication and division practice across eight activities. Students solve each equation and use that page’s key to select a color. Choose a design for independent practice after teaching the facts, and have students record or explain their calculations before coloring. The picture provides a response format; review the arithmetic when checking work.
Give students multiplication crossword-style puzzles (numeric answers fit into a crossword grid), Halloween themed, to practice 1- and 2-digit multiplication facts.
Colorful, cute, and spooky subtraction crossword in a Halloween theme! This resource is subtraction of 1- to 3-digit numbers that are less than 1000.
An emergency (substitute-ready) lesson plan that teaches the Greek myth of Hercules through a nonfiction-style narrative reading paired with comprehension, math word problems, word play, and map-reading activities.
Teaches high school students about investing and the stock market through a multi-day project simulating a $1,000 stock investment, covering shares, gains/losses, volatility, and comparison to the S&P 500.
Both versions use 22 multiplication problems and a storm-surge illustration to organize the answers. Students calculate first, then place products from least to greatest up the page. The product positions are an ordering activity; the answer values are not measurements of water depth. The second sheet includes larger factors for additional challenge.
Highlight the count-by-four sequence on a hundred chart or a 120 chart, then compare it with a completed version. Two PDFs provide overlapping layouts, including color and black-and-white pages. Discuss the pattern as students count aloud.
A large set of practice worksheets ('Calculate Powers - Find Cities') on powers with integer exponents and multiplication, where each correct calculation yields a letter that spells out the name of a megacity.
Practice integer addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through a color-by-answer emoji-themed picture activity.
Students connect multiplication and division by writing four related facts from each number triple. A modeled family introduces the given-number tasks before an open page asks learners to select their own three related numbers. Use the student-created families for partner checking, asking students to explain how multiplication verifies the corresponding division facts.
Cross-curricular non-fiction reading unit teaching students about the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower, both designed by Gustave Eiffel, combining reading comprehension with math word problems (engineering/measurement context).
A cross-curricular non-fiction reading and skills unit on tornadoes and windstorms, combining reading comprehension, vocabulary, creative writing, and math word problems around the science topic.
Build K-2 math skills across comparing/ordering numbers, addition & subtraction, and fractions.
Kwanzaa Math Trivia Worksheet is an engaging resource for intermediate elementary students to learn about Kwanzaa while practicing math skills. Students read six informative questions related to Kwanzaa history and traditions.