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Math Word Problems

Welcome to the math word problems worksheets page at Math-Drills.com! On this page, you will find Math word and story problems worksheets with single- and multi-step solutions on a variety of math topics including addition, multiplication, subtraction, division and other math topics. It is usually a good idea to ensure students already have a strategy or two in place to complete the math operations involved in a particular question. For example, students may need a way to figure out what 7 × 8 is or have previously memorized the answer before you give them a word problem that involves finding the answer to 7 × 8.

There are a number of strategies used in solving math word problems; if you don't have a favorite, try the Math-Drills.com problem-solving strategy:

• Question : Understand what the question is asking. What operation or operations do you need to use to solve this question? Ask for help to understand the question if you can't do it on your own.
• Estimate : Use an estimation strategy, so you can check your answer for reasonableness in the evaluate step. Try underestimating and overestimating, so you know what range the answer is supposed to be in. Be flexible in rounding numbers if it will make your estimate easier.
• Strategize : Choose a strategy to solve the problem. Will you use mental math, manipulatives, or pencil and paper? Use a strategy that works for you. Save the calculator until the evaluate stage.
• Calculate : Use your strategy to solve the problem.
• Evaluate : Compare your answer to your estimate. If you under and overestimated, is the answer in the correct range. If you rounded up or down, does the answer make sense (e.g. is it a little less or a little more than the estimate). Also check with a calculator.

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Math Word Problem Worksheets

Read, explore, and solve over 1000 math word problems based on addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fraction, decimal, ratio and more. These word problems help children hone their reading and analytical skills; understand the real-life application of math operations and other math topics. Print our exclusive colorful theme-based worksheets for a fun-filled teaching experience! Use the answer key provided below each worksheet to assist children in verifying their solutions.

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Explore the word problem worksheets in detail.

Addition Word Problems

Have 'total' fun by adding up a wide range of addends displayed in these worksheets! Simple real-life scenarios form the basis of these addition word problem worksheets.

Subtraction Word Problems

Learning can be a huge 'take away'! Find the difference between the numbers provided in each subtraction word problem. Large number subtraction up to six-digits can also be found here.

Addition and Subtraction Word Problems

Bring on 'A' game with our addition and subtraction word problems! Read, analyze, and solve real-life scenarios based on adding and subtracting numbers as required.

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Get 'product'ive with over 100 highly engaging multiplication word problems! Find the product and use the answer key to verify your solution. Free worksheets are also available.

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"Divide and conquer" this huge collection of division word problems. Exclusive worksheets are available for the division problem leaving no remainder and with the remainder.

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Perform various mathematical operations to solve the umpteen number of word problems based on like and unlike fractions, proper and improper fractions, and mixed numbers.

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Let's get to the 'point'! Add, subtract, multiply, and divide to solve these decimal word problems. A wide selection of printable worksheets is available in this section. Use the answer key to verify your answers.

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Double up your success ratio with these sets of word problems, which cover a multitude of topics like express in the ratio, reducing the ratio, part-to-part ratio, part-to-whole ratio and more.

Venn Diagram Word Problems - Two Sets

Help your children improve their data analysis skills with these well-researched Venn diagram word problem worksheets. Find the union, intersection, complement and difference of two sets.

Venn Diagram Word Problems - Three Sets

These Venn diagram word problems provide ample practice in real-life application of Venn diagram involving three sets. The worksheets containing the universal set are also included.

Equation Word Problems

The printable worksheets here feature exercises consisting of one-step, two-step and multi-step equation word problems involving fractions, decimals and integers. MCQs to test the knowledge acquired have also been included.

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Welcome to our 4th Grade Math Word Problems page. Here you will find our range of Fourth Grade Math Problem Worksheets which will help your child apply and practice their Math skills to solve a range of challenges and 'real life' problems.

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Here you will find a range of problem solving worksheets.

The sheets involve using a range of math skills and knowledge to solve problems.

Each problem sheet is available in both standard and metric units (where appropriate), and come complete with an answer sheet.

There is a mixture of longer math challenges and shorter word problems to solve. Some of the data comes from the real world, such as the Heaviest Terrestrial Animals sheet, some of the word problems are made up.

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Travelling Salamanders Problem Solving

Travelling Salamanders involve the math skills of rounding, ordering, adding and subtracting.

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Heaviest Terrestrial Animals Problems

Heaviest Terrestrial Animals are a sheet of 4th grade math problems which involve solving a range of problems involving decimals with mainly 1 decimal place. Rounding, adding, subtracting and multiplying by 1000 are covered in these sheets.

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Great Winged Wonders Problems

These word problems are all about the wingspans of birds. The math skills include rounding, ordering, adding and subtracting decimals with up to 1 or 2 decimal places, depending on whether you choose the standard or metric version.

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These word problems are all about different temperature around the world. The main focus on these worksheets is the ordering and working out differences of positive and negative whole numbers.

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What is Problem Solving?

It is the cognitive process of identifying, analyzing, and finding solutions to challenges or issues. It involves using logical and creative thinking to address obstacles that occur, make decisions, and achieve goals. Consider the five problem-solving steps: identifying the problem, generating possible solutions, evaluating options, selecting the best solution, and implementing it. Understanding the steps is crucial for navigating complex challenges with clarity and efficiency.

What are Problem Solving Worksheets?

These worksheets are structured in such a way that encourages solution-based thinking. Engaging in interactive problem-solving activities can help develop critical thinking skills and creative approaches to overcoming obstacles. While these skills are used in a variety of aspects of life, our worksheets focus on problem solving in mathematics. Printable worksheets provide practice for any child who is learning to master new skills they are taught in class. They are perfect for any level, and can be applied to any type of mathematical problem or unit of study.

Why are They Important and How are They Best Used?

They are great for ensuring that students practice what they have yet to master, since they can be customized by the teacher to meet the class and individual needs. They can be used to practice all kinds of word problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and so much more.

In a world where challenges are inevitable, the ability to tackle problems effectively is a valuable skill that can be applied across all subjects and age groups. Problem-solving skills are the generator of success. They empower individuals to navigate complex situations, identify triggers, and develop plans to overcome obstacles. From the classroom to the boardroom, these skills are in high demand.

Tailoring Problem-Solving Worksheets for Different Subjects

Mathematics.

Math problem-solving worksheets can be a playground for nurturing critical thinking. Through word problem worksheets, students not only practice calculations but also apply math concepts to real-world scenarios.

Scientific problem-solving worksheets ignite curiosity. They prompt students to hypothesize, design experiments, collect data, and draw conclusions, fostering a scientific mindset.

Language Arts

Language skills and critical thinking intertwine in language arts problem-solving worksheets. Analyzing literature, engaging in creative writing prompts, and correcting grammar offer a holistic approach.

Social Studies

History comes to life through problem-solving worksheets. Encourage students to ponder over historical dilemmas and global challenges, nurturing their ability to think beyond the surface.

Math Worksheet Activity Ideas

• "Math Detective" Challenge: Create a set of worksheets featuring a fictional mystery storyline. Each worksheet presents a clue that requires students to solve a math problem to unveil the next piece of the puzzle. This engaging activity encourages critical and sequential thinking.
• "Math Menu" Project: Design a menu-style worksheet with various math problems categorized by difficulty levels. Allow students to choose a certain number of problems from each category to complete, giving them autonomy and catering to their individual skill levels.
• "Design Your Dream House" Activity: Provide a worksheet that guides students through designing their dream house layout. They need to calculate room dimensions, total area, and even budget constraints. This hands-on activity integrates math into real-life scenarios.
• "Math Art Gallery" Exhibition: Assign each student a famous artwork and create a worksheet that involves geometric calculations related to the art's dimensions and shapes. Students can then present their findings in a "Math Art Gallery" exhibition.
• "Math in the News" Analysis: Collect recent news articles that involve math-related concepts, such as statistics, percentages, or data analysis. Provide worksheets that require students to analyze the math behind the news and discuss its implications.
• "Budgeting for Vacation" Project: Design a project-based worksheet where students plan a vacation, considering expenses like transportation, accommodations, and activities. They must budget and calculate costs while staying within a specified budget.
• "Math Around the World" Exploration: Create a worksheet that presents math problems related to different countries' cultures, currencies, and measurements. Students solve problems like converting currencies or calculating time zone differences.
• "Mathopoly" Board Game: Design a problem-solving board game where players move through spaces by solving math problems. This interactive approach adds an element of fun while reinforcing math skills.
• "Math Olympiad Simulation" Practice: Prepare a set of challenging math problems similar to those in Math Olympiad competitions. Have students work on these problems individually or in teams to sharpen their skills.
• "Math Interview" Project: Assign each student a famous mathematician or scientist and provide a worksheet that guides them to research and create interview-style questions. This encourages exploration of math history and its relevance.
• "Math Escape Room" Challenge: Develop a series of interconnected math problems that lead students through a virtual "escape room." They must solve each problem correctly to advance to the next step and eventually "escape."
• "Data Analysis Report" Assignment: Provide students with a dataset related to a topic of interest, such as sports statistics or environmental data. They must analyze the data, create graphs, and present their findings in a structured report.
• "Math and Music Fusion" Project: Combine math with music by providing a worksheet that explores concepts like rhythm, frequency, and ratios in music. Students can calculate beats per minute, analyze musical patterns, and even compose their own melodies.
• "Math Recipe Creation" Challenge: Ask students to create a new recipe by adjusting ingredient quantities based on serving sizes. They must calculate ratios, proportions, and conversions to ensure the recipe's success.

Designing Effective Problem-Solving Worksheets

Creating successful problem-solving worksheets involves careful planning. Here are some ideas to consider:

• Define the Learning Objective: Clarify the specific mathematical concept you want to reinforce with the worksheet. Outline the steps involved and determine how this worksheet will contribute to improving their skills.
• Select a Problem Type: Choose a math problem type that aligns with the learning objective. It could involve algebraic equations, geometry calculations, or even practical scenarios related to everyday life.
• Structure the Steps: Break down the problem-solving process into logical steps. Ensure that each step reflects the problem solving steps you want students to follow, such as understanding the problem, planning, solving, and verifying.
• Incorporate Interactive Elements: Integrate interactive elements like multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blanks, or even drawing areas to encourage problem solving exercises within the worksheet.
• Utilize Graphic Organizers: Introduce a visual problem solving graphic organizer to help students map out their thinking. This can include spaces for writing down given information, variables, and equations.
• Provide a Problem Solving Template: Offer a structured template that guides students through the problem-solving process. Include prompts and placeholders for each step to provide clear direction.
• Encourage Exploration: Inspire students to explore different types of techniques to arrive at solutions. Encourage them to think critically and try various strategies before settling on an approach.

By incorporating these elements, you can create a comprehensive problem solving worksheet for kids that not only teaches mathematical concepts but also equips them with transferable skills. Whether you're focusing on basic arithmetic or more advanced mathematical principles, this approach ensures an engaging and educational experience for young learners.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Problem Solving Worksheets

How can math problem-solving worksheets show students how to improve problem-solving skills.

They provide structured exercises that guide students through real-world scenarios. By actively engaging in these worksheets and activities, children can practice the problem solving process, enhancing their critical thinking and logical reasoning abilities.

What strategies can I use to teach problem-solving skills using math worksheets?

Incorporate helpful math problem solving worksheets for kids into your lessons. Support and encourage students to work through the problem-solving steps: understanding the problem, devising strategies, making calculations, and verifying their solutions. Provide examples, guidance, and feedback to nurture their problem-solving skills.

How can I ensure that students grasp the problem-solving process effectively?

Provide clear instructions in your math problem-solving worksheets that guide students through each step of the process. Offer examples and encourage them to discuss their approaches. By nurturing a supportive and collaborative environment, you can help both younger kids and older kids build confidence in their problem solving skills.

What are specific examples of how to teach problem-solving skills in math using pre-answered solution worksheets?

Teaching problem-solving skills in math using pre-answered solution worksheets can be exemplified through scenarios like quadratic equations. Present the class with a quadratic equation and a pre-answered solution that breaks down the steps of factoring or using the quadratic formula. This guides them to understand the process, identify key components, and apply appropriate methods. Similarly, for geometry, offer a challenging problem involving angles or area calculations, along with a pre-answered solution that demonstrates the application of relevant geometric principles. As students work through the problem and compare their reasoning with the pre-answered solution, they grasp problem-solving strategies, logical sequences, and the importance of meticulous calculations. In both cases, these worksheets instill confidence, reinforce systematic approaches, and enhance students' problem-solving skills while navigating mathematical complexities.

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10 Helpful Worksheet Ideas for Primary School Math Lessons

M athematics is a fundamental subject that shapes the way children think and analyze the world. At the primary school level, laying a strong foundation is crucial. While hands-on activities, digital tools, and interactive discussions play significant roles in learning, worksheets remain an essential tool for reinforcing concepts, practicing skills, and assessing understanding. Here’s a look at some helpful worksheets for primary school math lessons.

Comparison Chart Worksheets

Comparison charts provide a visual means for primary school students to grasp relationships between numbers or concepts. They are easy to make at www.storyboardthat.com/create/comparison-chart-template , and here is how they can be used:

• Quantity Comparison: Charts might display two sets, like apples vs. bananas, prompting students to determine which set is larger.
• Attribute Comparison: These compare attributes, such as different shapes detailing their number of sides and characteristics.
• Number Line Comparisons: These help students understand number magnitude by placing numbers on a line to visualize their relative sizes.
• Venn Diagrams: Introduced in later primary grades, these diagrams help students compare and contrast two sets of items or concepts.
• Weather Charts: By comparing weather on different days, students can learn about temperature fluctuations and patterns.

Number Recognition and Counting Worksheets

For young learners, recognizing numbers and counting is the first step into the world of mathematics. Worksheets can offer:

• Number Tracing: Allows students to familiarize themselves with how each number is formed.
• Count and Circle: Images are presented, and students have to count and circle the correct number.
• Missing Numbers: Sequences with missing numbers that students must fill in to practice counting forward and backward.

Basic Arithmetic Worksheets

Once students are familiar with numbers, they can start simple arithmetic. 

• Addition and Subtraction within 10 or 20: Using visual aids like number lines, counters, or pictures can be beneficial.
• Word Problems: Simple real-life scenarios can help students relate math to their daily lives.
• Skip Counting: Worksheets focused on counting by 2s, 5s, or 10s.

Geometry and Shape Worksheets

Geometry offers a wonderful opportunity to relate math to the tangible world.

• Shape Identification: Recognizing and naming basic shapes such as squares, circles, triangles, etc.
• Comparing Shapes: Worksheets that help students identify differences and similarities between shapes.
• Pattern Recognition: Repeating shapes in patterns and asking students to determine the next shape in the sequence.

Measurement Worksheets

Measurement is another area where real-life application and math converge.

• Length and Height: Comparing two or more objects and determining which is longer or shorter.
• Weight: Lighter vs. heavier worksheets using balancing scales as visuals.
• Time: Reading clocks, days of the week, and understanding the calendar.

Data Handling Worksheets

Even at a primary level, students can start to understand basic data representation.

• Tally Marks: Using tally marks to represent data and counting them.
• Simple Bar Graphs: Interpreting and drawing bar graphs based on given data.
• Pictographs: Using pictures to represent data, which can be both fun and informative.

Place Value Worksheets

Understanding the value of each digit in a number is fundamental in primary math.

• Identifying Place Values: Recognizing units, tens, hundreds, etc., in a given number.
• Expanding Numbers: Breaking down numbers into their place value components, such as understanding 243 as 200 + 40 + 3.
• Comparing Numbers: Using greater than, less than, or equal to symbols to compare two numbers based on their place values.

Fraction Worksheets

Simple fraction concepts can be introduced at the primary level.

• Identifying Fractions: Recognizing half, quarter, third, etc., of shapes or sets.
• Comparing Fractions: Using visual aids like pie charts or shaded drawings to compare fractions.
• Simple Fraction Addition: Adding fractions with the same denominator using visual aids.

Money and Real-Life Application Worksheets

Understanding money is both practical and a great way to apply arithmetic.

• Identifying Coins and Notes: Recognizing different denominations.
• Simple Transactions: Calculating change, adding up costs, or determining if there’s enough money to buy certain items.
• Word Problems with Money: Real-life scenarios involving buying, selling, and saving.

Logic and Problem-Solving Worksheets

Even young students can hone their problem-solving skills with appropriate challenges.

• Sequences and Patterns: Predicting the next item in a sequence or recognizing a pattern.
• Logical Reasoning: Simple puzzles or riddles that require students to think critically.
• Story Problems: Reading a short story and solving a math-related problem based on the context.

Worksheets allow students to practice at their own pace, offer teachers a tool for assessment, and provide parents with a glimpse into their child’s learning progression. While digital tools and interactive activities are gaining prominence in education, the significance of worksheets remains undiminished. They are versatile and accessible and, when designed creatively, can make math engaging and fun for young learners.

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▶️ Blank Number Lines (positives and negatives)

▶️ Extended Practice: Rounding Decimals and Integers

▶️ Adding 4-digit numbers (vertical)

▶️ Adding 5-digit numbers (vertical)

🔒 Adding 5 and 6-digit numbers (vertical)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting 4 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (A)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting 4 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (B)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting 5 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (A)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting 5 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (B)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting 6 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (A)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting 6 numbers (w/ parenthesis) (B)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting/Multiply (no parenthesis) (3-4 numbers)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting/Multiply (w/parenthesis) (3-4 numbers)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting/Multiply (no parenthesis) (5-6 numbers)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting/Multiply (w/parenthesis) (5-6 numbers)

▶️ Multiplying 4-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers

▶️ Multiplying 5-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers

🔒 Multiplying 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers

▶️ Multiplying 4-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers

▶️ Multiplying 3-digit numbers by 3-digit numbers

🔒 Multiplying 4-digit numbers by 3-digit numbers

▶️ Long division with remainders (divisors 10-25) (A)

🔒 Long division with remainders (divisors 10-25) (B)

▶️ Long division with remainders (divisors 10-99) (A)

🔒 Long division with remainders (divisors 10-99) (B)

▶️ Long Division Quick Practice (1 and 2-digit divisors) (A)

▶️ Long Division Quick Practice (1 and 2-digit divisors) (B)

🔒 Long Division Quick Practice (1 and 2-digit divisors) (C)

🔒 Long Division Quick Practice (1 and 2-digit divisors) (D)

▶️ Long division estimation (multiple choice) (A)

🔒 Long division estimation (multiple choice) (B)

▶️ Commutative property of Multiplication (A)

🔒 Commutative property of Multiplication (B)

▶️ Associative property of Multiplication (A)

🔒 Associative property of Multiplication (B)

▶️ Practice with the Distributive Property (Algebra) (A)

▶️ Practice with the Distributive Property (Algebra) (B)

🔒 Practice with the Distributive Property (Algebra) (C)

▶️ Comparing integers using > or < (A)

🔒 Comparing integers using > or < (B)

▶️ Ordering integers (A)

🔒 Ordering integers (B)

▶️ Integers on the number line (A)

🔒 Integers on the number line (B)

🔒 Integers on the number line (C)

▶️ Adding integers (2-terms) (A)

🔒 Adding integers (2-terms) (B)

▶️ Adding integers (3-terms) (A)

🔒 Adding integers (3-terms) (B)

▶️ Subtracting integers (numbers to 25) (A)

🔒 Subtracting integers (numbers to 25) (B)

▶️ Subtracting integers (numbers to 100) (A)

🔒 Subtracting integers (numbers to 100) (B)

▶️ Add/Subtract Integers Using a Number Line (A)

🔒 Add/Subtract Integers Using a Number Line (B)

🔒 Add/Subtract Integers Using a Number Line (C)

▶️ Multiplying integers (A)

🔒 Multiplying integers (B)

▶️ Multiplying integers (missing factors) (A)

🔒 Multiplying integers (missing factors) (B)

▶️ Dividing integers (A)

🔒 Dividing integers (B)

▶️ Dividing integers (missing factors) (A)

🔒 Dividing integers (missing factors) (B)

▶️ Mixed multiplying and dividing integers (A)

🔒 Mixed multiplying and dividing integers (B)

▶️ Practice with Absolute Values (A)

🔒 Practice with Absolute Values (B)

🔒 Practice with Absolute Values (C)

▶️ Extra practice (order of operations up to 6 terms) (A)

🔒 Extra practice (order of operations up to 6 terms) (B)

▶️ Extra practice (order of operations up to 6 terms) (C)

▶️ Practice: Order of Operations with Exponents (A)

▶️ Practice: Order of Operations with Exponents (B)

🔒 Practice: Order of Operations with Exponents (C)

🔒 Practice: Order of Operations with Exponents (D)

▶️ Practice: Order of Operations with Nested Parenthesis (A)

🔒 Practice: Order of Operations with Nested Parenthesis (B)

🔒 Practice: Order of Operations with Nested Parenthesis (C)

▶️ Extended Practice: Order of Operations

▶️ Equivalent fractions practice (A)

▶️ Equivalent fractions practice (B)

🔒 Equivalent fractions practice (C)

▶️ Adding Fractions (common denominators) (A)

🔒 Adding Fractions (common denominators) (B)

▶️ Subtracting Fractions (common denominators) (A)

🔒 Subtracting Fractions (common denominators) (B)

▶️ Adding Fractions (unlike denominators) (A)

🔒 Adding Fractions (unlikedenominators) (B)

▶️ Subtracting Fractions (unlike denominators) (A)

🔒 Subtracting Fractions (unlike denominators) (B)

▶️ Mixed Adding/Subtracting Fractions (Unlike Denominators)

▶️ Adding Mixed Numbers (A)

🔒 Adding Mixed Numbers (B)

🔒 Adding Mixed Numbers (C)

▶️ Adding Fractions and Mixed Numbers (A)

🔒 Adding Fractions and Mixed Numbers (B)

▶️ Adding Fractions Extended Practice

▶️ Subtracting Mixed Numbers (A)

🔒 Subtracting Mixed Numbers (B)

🔒 Subtracting Mixed Numbers (C)

▶️ Subtracting Mixed Fractions from Whole Numbers (A)

🔒 Subtracting Mixed Fractions from Whole Numbers (B)

▶️ Subtracting Fractions Extended Practice

▶️ Add/Subtract Fractions and Mixed Numbers Extended Practice

▶️ Converting mixed numbers to improper fractions (A)

🔒 Converting mixed numbers to improper fractions (B)

▶️ Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers (A)

🔒 Converting improper fractions to mixed numbers (B)

▶️ Multiplying fractions and whole numbers (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions and whole numbers (B)

▶️ Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers Extended Practice

▶️ Multiplying fractions and whole numbers (missing factor) (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions and whole numbers (missing factor) (B)

▶️ Multiplying fractions (intermediate) (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions (intermediate) (B)

▶️ Multiplying fractions (missing factors) (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions (missing factors) (B)

▶️ Multiplying Fractions by Fractions Extended Practice

▶️ Multiplying improper fractions (A)

🔒 Multiplying improper fractions (B)

▶️ Multiplying fractions by mixed numbers (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions by mixed numbers (B)

▶️ Multiplying mixed numbers (A)

🔒 Multiplying mixed numbers (B)

▶️ Divide whole numbers by fractions (A)

🔒 Divide whole numbers by fractions (B)

▶️ Divide fractions by whole numbers (A)

🔒 Divide fractions by whole numbers (B)

▶️ Dividing fractions (easy) (A)

🔒 Dividing fractions (easy) (B)

▶️ Dividing fractions (intermediate) (A)

🔒 Dividing fractions (intermediate) (B)

▶️ Dividing Fractions Extended Practice

▶️ Dividing mixed numbers by fractions (A)

🔒 Dividing mixed numbers by fractions (B)

▶️ Dividing mixed numbers by mixed numbers (A)

🔒 Dividing mixed numbers by mixed numbers (B)

▶️ Converting fractions to decimals (A)

🔒 Converting fractions to decimals (B)

🔒 Converting fractions to decimals (C)

▶️ Converting Between Fractions & Decimals Extended Practice

▶️ Converting mixed numbers to decimals (A)

🔒 Converting mixed numbers to decimals (B)

▶️ Comparing decimals >, <, or = (A)

🔒 Comparing decimals >, <, or = (B)

▶️ Adding decimals practice (A)

🔒 Adding decimals practice (B)

🔒 Adding decimals practice (C)

▶️ Decimal addition (missing number) (A)

🔒 Decimal addition (missing number) (B)

▶️ Subtracting decimals practice (A)

🔒 Subtracting decimals practice (B)

🔒 Subtracting decimals practice (C)

▶️ Decimal subtraction (missing number) (A)

🔒 Decimal subtraction (missing number) (B)

▶️ Adding and subtracting decimals (mixed practice)

▶️ Adding and Subtracting Decimals Extended Practice

▶️ Multiply decimals by 10 or 100 (A)

🔒 Multiply decimals by 10 or 100 (B)

▶️ Multiply decimals by 10, 100, or 1,000

🔒 Multiply 3-digit decimals by 10, 100, or 1000

▶️ Multiplying Decimals by 10/100/1,000 Extended Practice

▶️ Missing factors: decimals x 10, 100 or 1,000 (missing factor) (A)

🔒 Missing factors: decimals x 10, 100 or 1,000 (missing factor) (B)

▶️ Multiplying whole numbers by decimals (1-digit)

▶️ Multiplying whole numbers by decimals (2-digit)

🔒 Multiplying whole numbers by decimals (1 and 2-digit)

▶️ Multiplying whole numbers by decimals (missing factor) (A)

🔒 Multiplying whole numbers by decimals (missing factor) (B)

▶️ Multiplying decimals by decimals (A)

🔒 Multiplying decimals by decimals (B)

▶️ Multiplying decimals by decimals (missing factor) (A)

🔒 Multiplying decimals by decimals (missing factor) (B)

▶️ Dividing decimals by whole numbers (A)

🔒 Dividing decimals by whole numbers (B)

▶️ Dividing decimals by decimals (A)

🔒 Dividing decimals by decimals (B)

▶️ Multiplying and Dividing Decimals Extended Practice

▶️ Convert between inches, feet, and yards (A)

🔒 Convert between inches, feet, and yards (B)

▶️ Convert between centimeters, millimeters, and meters (A)

🔒 Convert between centimeters, millimeters, and meters (B)

▶️ Convert between ounces and pounds (A)

🔒 Convert between ounces and pounds (B)

▶️ Convert between kilograms and grams (A)

🔒 Convert between kilograms and grams (B)

▶️ Convert between cups, pints, quarts, and gallons (A)

🔒 Convert between cups, pints, quarts, and gallons (B)

▶️ Convert between liters and milliliters (A)

🔒 Convert between liters and milliliters (B)

▶️ Practice reading a thermometer (Fahrenheit)

🔒 Practice reading a thermometer (Celsius)

▶️ Converting between Fahrenheit and Celsius (A)

🔒 Converting between Fahrenheit and Celsius (B)

▶️ Writing exponents (A)

🔒 Writing exponents (B)

▶️ Evaluating exponents (A)

🔒 Evaluating exponents (B)

▶️ Powers of 10 (A)

🔒 Powers of 10 (B)

▶️ Negative or zero exponents (A)

🔒 Negative or zero exponents (B)

▶️ Multiplying Exponents with the Same Base (A)

🔒 Multiplying Exponents with the Same Base (B)

▶️ Dividing Exponents with the Same Base (A)

🔒 Dividing Exponents with the Same Base (B)

▶️ Power to a Power (A)

🔒 Power to a Power (B)

▶️ Practice with Scientific Notation (A)

🔒 Practice with Scientific Notation (B)

🔒 Practice with Scientific Notation (C)

🔒 Extended Practice: Scientific Notation

▶️ Identifying prime numbers (A)

🔒 Identifying prime numbers (B)

▶️ Factoring numbers (up to 50) (A)

🔒 Factoring numbers (up to 50) (B)

▶️ Factoring numbers (up to 100) (A)

🔒 Factoring numbers (up to 100) (B)

🔒 Factoring numbers (up to 100) (C)

▶️ Finding Greatest Common Factor (GCF) (A)

🔒 Finding Greatest Common Factor (GCF) (B)

▶️ Finding Least Common Multiple (LCM) (A)

🔒 Finding Least Common Multiple (LCM) (B)

▶️ Extended Practice: Finding GCF and LCM

▶️ Prime factor trees (A)

🔒 Prime factor trees (B)

🔒 Prime factor trees (C)

▶️ Identifying prime factors (up to 50) (A)

🔒 Identifying prime factors (up to 50) (B)

▶️ Identifying prime factors (up to 100) (A)

🔒 Identifying prime factors (up to 100) (B)

🔒 Identifying prime factors (up to 100) (C)

▶️ Practice with square roots (A)

🔒 Practice with square roots (B)

🔒 Practice with square roots (C)

▶️ Estimating Square Roots of Non-Perfect Squares (A)

🔒 Estimating Square Roots of Non-Perfect Squares (B)

▶️ Simplifying Radicals (A)

🔒 Simplifying Radicals (B)

▶️ Adding and Subtracting Radicals (A)

🔒 Adding and Subtracting Radicals (B)

▶️ Multiplying and Dividing Radicals (A)

🔒 Multiplying and Dividing Radicals (B)

▶️ Making double bar graphs (A)

🔒 Making double bar graphs (B)

🔒 Making double bar graphs (C)

▶️ Analyzing double bar graphs (A)

🔒 Analyzing double bar graphs (B)

🔒 Analyzing double bar graphs (C)

▶️ Practice with pie charts (A)

▶️ Practice with pie charts (B)

🔒 Practice with pie charts (C)

🔒 Practice with pie charts (D)

▶️ Reading Line Plots (A)

🔒 Reading Line Plots (B)

🔒 Reading Line Plots (C)

▶️ Making Line Plots (A)

🔒 Making Line Plots (B)

▶️ Line Plots with Fractions (A)

🔒 Line Plots with Fractions (B)

▶️ Reading Venn Diagrams (A)

🔒 Reading Venn Diagrams (B)

🔒 Reading Venn Diagrams (C)

▶️ Blank Venn Diagram (2 circles)

▶️ Blank Venn Diagram (3 circles)

▶️ Making Stem-and-Lead Plots (A)

🔒 Making Stem-and-Lead Plots (B)

▶️ Reading Stem-and-Lead Plots (A)

🔒 Reading Stem-and-Lead Plots (B)

▶️ Drawing line graphs (A)

🔒 Drawing line graphs (B)

▶️ Analyzing line graphs (A)

▶️ Analyzing line graphs (B)

🔒 Analyzing line graphs (C)

🔒 Analyzing line graphs (D)

▶️ Drawing Double Line Graphs (A)

🔒 Drawing Double Line Graphs (B)

▶️ Analyzing Double Line Graphs (A)

🔒 Analyzing Double Line Graphs (B)

🔒 Analyzing Double Line Graphs (C)

▶️ Making Box-and-Whisker Plots (A)

🔒 Making Box-and-Whisker Plots (B)

🔒 Making Box-and-Whisker Plots (C)

▶️ Analyzing Box-and-Whisker Plots (A)

🔒 Analyzing Box-and-Whisker Plots (B)

🔒 Analyzing Box-and-Whisker Plots (C)

▶️ Practice with Mean, Median, and Mode (A)

▶️ Practice with Mean, Median, and Mode (B)

🔒 Practice with Mean, Median, and Mode (C)

🔒 Practice with Mean, Median, and Mode (D)

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▶️ Practice with Scatter Plots (A)

🔒 Practice with Scatter Plots (B)

▶️ Solving simple proportions (A)

🔒 Solving simple proportions (B)

🔒 Solving simple proportions (C)

▶️ Simplifying ratios (A)

🔒 Simplifying ratios (B)

▶️ Similar Triangles (A)

🔒 Similar Triangles (B)

▶️ Converting between decimals and percents (A)

🔒 Converting between decimals and percents (B)

▶️ Finding the percent of a given number (A)

🔒 Finding the percent of a given number (B)

🔒 Finding the percent of a given number (C)

▶️ A is what percent of B? (A)

🔒 A is what percent of B? (B)

🔒 A is what percent of B? (C)

▶️ Practice with Percents (Mixed) (A)

🔒 Practice with Percents (Mixed) (B)

▶️ Finding percent increase/decrease (A)

🔒 Finding percent increase/decrease (B)

▶️ Calculating Discount, Sales Tax, and Tip (A)

🔒 Calculating Discount, Sales Tax, and Tip (B)

🔒 Calculating Discount, Sales Tax, and Tip (C)

▶️ Calculating Simple Interest (A)

🔒 Calculating Simple Interest (B)

▶️ Calculating Compound Interest (A)

🔒 Calculating Compound Interest (B)

▶️ Probability diagrams with questions (A)

🔒 Probability diagrams with questions (B)

🔒 Probability diagrams with questions (C)

▶️ Probability Practice: 6-Sided Dice (x1)

▶️ Probability Practice: Spinning Wheel

🔒 Probability Practice: Playing Cards

▶️ Probability Practice: Dart Board

🔒 Probability Practice: Lottery

▶️ Estimating Probabilities Using Data (A)

🔒 Estimating Probabilities Using Data (B)

▶️ Chance Experiments (Equally Likely Outcomes)

🔒 Chance Experiments (Unequally Likely Outcomes)

▶️ Compound Probability Practice (A)

🔒 Compound Probability Practice (B)

▶️ Probability Practice: Three Coins

🔒 Probability Practice: Two Dice (6-Sided)

▶️ Naming Angles (A)

🔒 Naming Angles (B)

▶️ Angle pair relationships (A)

🔒 Angle pair relationships (B)

▶️ Parallel lines and transversals (simple) (A)

🔒 Parallel lines and transversals (simple) (B)

▶️ Parallel lines and transversals (algebraic) (A)

🔒 Parallel lines and transversals (algebraic) (B)

🔒 Naming Three-Dimensional Shapes

▶️ Extended Practice: Identifying three-dimensional figures

▶️ Drawing lines of symmetry (A)

🔒 Drawing lines of symmetry (B)

▶️ Find the perimeter (A)

🔒 Find the perimeter (B)

🔒 Find the perimeter (C)

▶️ Find the area of each rectangle (A)

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🔒 Find the area of each rectangle (C)

▶️ Draw the figure given the area (using a grid) (A)

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🔒 Draw the figure given the area (using a grid) (C)

▶️ Find area/perimeter of irregular rectangular shapes (A)

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▶️ Classifying angles: right, acute, or obtuse (A)

🔒 Classifying angles: right, acute, or obtuse (B)

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🔒 Classifying Triangles (B)

▶️ Find area of right triangles (A)

🔒 Find area of right triangles (B)

▶️ Find area of triangles (A)

🔒 Find area of triangles (B)

▶️ Find area of parallelograms (A)

🔒 Find area of parallelograms (B)

▶️ Find area of trapezoids (A)

🔒 Find area of trapezoids (B)

▶️ Classifying Quadrilaterals (A)

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▶️ Measure angles using a protractor (A)

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▶️ Find the circumference of a circle (A)

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▶️ Find the area of a circle (A)

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▶️ Find the volume of a rectangular prism (A)

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▶️ Find the surface area of a rectangular prism (A)

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▶️ Find the volume of a sphere (A)

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▶️ Find the volume of a cylinder (A)

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▶️ Find the surface area of a cone (A)

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🔒 Writing algebraic expressions (one step) (B)

🔒 Writing algebraic expressions (one step) (C)

▶️ Writing algebraic expressions (one or two step) (A)

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🔒 Writing algebraic expressions (one or two step) (C)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (add/subtract) (one variable) (A)

🔒 Evaluating expressions (add/subtract) (one variable) (B)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (multiply/divide) (one variable) (A)

🔒 Evaluating expressions (multiply/divide) (one variable) (B)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (4 operations) (one variable) (A)

🔒 Evaluating expressions (4 operations) (one variable) (B)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (w/ exponents) (one variable) (A)

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▶️ Evaluating expressions (add/subtract) (two variables) (A)

🔒 Evaluating expressions (add/subtract) (two variables) (B)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (multiply/divide) (two variables) (A)

🔒 Evaluating expressions (multiply/divide) (two variables) (B)

▶️ Evaluating expressions (4 operations) (two variables) (A)

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▶️ Evaluating expressions (w/ exponents) (two variables) (A)

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▶️ Simplifying expressions (combine like terms) (A)

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▶️ Solving one-step algebraic equations (add/subtract) (A)

🔒 Solving one-step algebraic equations (add/subtract) (B)

▶️ Solving one-step algebraic equations (multiply/divide) (A)

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▶️ Solving one-step algebraic equations (4 operations) (A)

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🔒 Solving two-step algebraic equations (C)

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🔒 Solving 2-sided algebraic equations (C)

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🔒 Completing two variable equation tables (C)

▶️ Writing equations using tables (A)

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🔒 Writing equations using tables (C)

▶️ Solving multi-step equations (A)

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🔒 Solving multi-step equations (C)

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▶️ Multiplying binomials (A)

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▶️ Adding and subtracting polynomials (A)

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🔒 Solving linear systems of equations by graphing (C)

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🔒 Mixed multiplication and division word problems (D)

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🔒 Shopping word problems (money counting) (C)

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▶️ Measurement word problems (in, ft, and yds) (A)

🔒 Measurement word problems (in, ft, and yds) (B)

▶️ Measurement word problems (cm, mm, and m) (A)

🔒 Measurement word problems (cm, mm, and m) (B)

▶️ Length word problems (in inches) (A)

🔒 Length word problems (in inches) (B)

▶️ Length word problems (in centimeters) (A)

🔒 Length word problems (in centimeters) (B)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting decimals word problems (A)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting decimals word problems (B)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting decimals word problems (C)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting fractions word problems (A)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting fractions word problems (B)

▶️ Adding/Subtracting fractions word problems (easy) (C)

🔒 Adding/Subtracting fractions word problems (advanced) (D)

▶️ Multiplying fractions by whole numbers word problems (A)

🔒 Multiplying fractions by whole numbers word problems (B)

▶️ Fractions and expressions word problems (A)

🔒 Fractions and expressions word problems (B)

▶️ Variables and expressions word problems (A)

🔒 Variables and expressions word problems (B)

🔒 Variables and expressions word problems (C)

▶️ Variables and equations word problems (A)

🔒 Variables and equations word problems (B)

🔒 Variables and equations word problems (C)

▶️ Scientific Notation Word Problems (A)

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▶️ GCF and LCM Word Problems (A)

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▶️ Ratio word problems (A)

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▶️ Proportion word problems (A)

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▶️ Percents word problems (A)

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▶️ Percent Increase/Decrease Word Problems (A)

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▶️ Markup, discount, and tax word problems (A)

🔒 Markup, discount, and tax word problems (B)

🔒 Markup, discount, and tax word problems (C)

▶️ Area of a circle word problems (A)

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▶️ Circumference of a circle word problems (A)

🔒 Circumference of a circle word problems (B)

▶️ Area and perimeter of a rectangle word problems (A)

🔒 Area and perimeter of a rectangle word problems (B)

▶️ Volume of rectangular prism word problems (A)

🔒 Volume of rectangular prism word problems (B)

🔒 Volume of rectangular prism word problems (C)

▶️ Pythagorean Theorem word problems (A)

🔒 Pythagorean Theorem word problems (B)

🔒 Pythagorean Theorem word problems (C)

▶️ Distance, rate, and time word problems (A)

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▶️ Multi-step Word Problem: Snappy Rental Car

▶️ Multi-step Word Problem: Neil’s Square Paper

🔒 Multi-step Word Problem: Lilly Goes Shopping

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