$5 - $10 6th Grade Other (Math) Resources (by price, low to high)

This review game is the perfect way to review for the 5th grade SBAC, your state test, or just the end of the year! It is also great for heading back to school and an engaging activity for the beginning of the year for 6th grade math classes.

Teachers have said that these games are a fun and effective review activity before
state testing - perfect test prep activities!

Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review all Common Core strands for 5th grade including Numbers and Operations in Base 10, Numbers and Operations – Fractions, Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Measurement and Data, Geometry, and Vocabulary from each strand.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students’ needs. It can also be printed easily to adapt for your classroom.

**Includes directions on suggested ways to play in the classroom, but easy to adapt to fit your needs. Focus on the lower-level questions for a more basic review, or the higher-level questions for a challenge!

NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS IN BASE TEN – These questions check students’ understanding of comparing decimals, adding and subtracting decimals, multiplying and dividing decimals, multiplication and division of whole numbers, and powers of ten.

NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS – FRACTIONS – This category includes questions on equivalent fractions, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions.

OPERATIONS AND ALGEBRAIC THINKING – The questions in this group require students to solve problems using the order of operations, determine how to rewrite an expression, write expressions in word form, and use ordered pairs to show possible answers to word problems.

MEASUREMENT AND DATA – These questions check student’s ability to find volume or rectangular prisms, use a line plot, convert measurements, and for the 500-point challenge question, find the volume of an irregular shape made up of two rectangular prisms.

GEOMETRY – This category includes questions requiring students to use the coordinate plane to find a point, find distance, and identify patterns. There are also questions allowing students to practice classifying polygons.

VOCABULARY – questions check students’ understanding of a difference, quadrilateral, ordered pairs, isosceles triangles, parallelograms, and rectangles.

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This is a real-life lesson that encourages students to evaluate taxable income based on one's income and the marginal tax bracket. Kids will love this and have a great time discussing the occupations and how much each is taxed. This lesson does not go as far as to discuss personal deductions and standard deductions, which would lower your taxable income. That is for another day. This is a simple introduction to how Federal taxes are collected.

Focuses on taxable Income, understanding taxes, calculating taxes

Easel Activity Included

OBJECTIVE

• The learner will be able to calculate taxable income based on tax brackets based on percentages.
• The learner will understand the purpose of taxation and the difference between state and federal tax.

MATERIALS

• Occupation Game Cards (1 set of 24 per group) and
• Chart (1 per student)
• Game Instructions

PREPARATION

o Set up the classroom desks or tables so that students are sitting in groups of two or three.

INTRODUCTION: (20 minutes)

Ask students:

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GAME INSTRUCTIONS

Divide students into groups of two or three. Each group will receive a set of Occupation Game Cards. It is suggested that you laminate the cards, cut them, and place them in zip-lock bags so they can be used every year.

Students will be directed to place all cards face down. Distribute the Marginal Tax Bracket Chart.

Students within the group will take turns turning over an Occupation Game Card. Each will write the occupation, taxable income, and income tax percent using the Marginal Tax Bracket Chart provided on each student’s activity sheet (see below). Students will work together to calculate the income tax and lifetime total.

Alternative: you may have students compete against those within their team as another way to play, rather than having one group compete against the other groups in the class. Whatever works best for your students and classroom environment is the best route to take.

The goal is to reach a lifetime total of 100,000 taxable incomes to win. This will require multiple games, or to make it more challenging, raise the Lifetime taxable income goal to 150,000 or 200,000, which will make the game run longer.

Students can create charts on notebook paper for additional games.

Once they reach the lifetime goal, they win that round. Then have them play again.

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The Mathematics Proficiencies were embedded into the curriculum to connect the Nouns (content) and Verbs (mathematical skills) together.

The proficiencies of Understanding, Fluency, Problem Solving and Reasoning are fundamental to learning mathematics and working mathematically and are applied across all three strands Number and Algebra, Measurement and Geometry, and Statistics and Probability.

With this resources, I have created an introduction to the four proficiencies. I have demonstrated how you can connect the proficiency statements/verbs to the mathematics curriculum. It is an easy way for you and your students to understand the skill you want them to develop, through the example questions provided. This resources will help your students develop their understanding of the proficiencies and the content at the same time!

What's Included:

• Understanding

- 3 Understanding proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Fluency

- 3 Fluency proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Problem Solving

- 3 Problem Solving proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

• Reasoning

- 3 Reasoning proficiency statements

- 3 Example questions and answer slides

- 1 Blank Slide

This resource is best used in combination with my Maths Proficiency Goals

Maths Proficiency Posters

Make the introduction to ratios in 6th grade math easy and engaging! This resource gives you everything you need to teach a 5 day unit that uses Common Core Goal 6-Standard 1 as the roadmap. By the end of the 5th day, your students will have a solid foundation and understanding to successfully move on to standards 2 and 3.

These resources have been tested in both an in-person learning environment, as well as a hybrid teaching situation with great success!

This resource includes:

•A Google Slide Presentation for each lesson

•Warm up (4 problems for each lesson)

•Practice (8 problems for each lesson)

These can be printed on cardstock and laminated. They can be attached together with a round key ring or small envelope

•Student answer sheet

•Answer key

The Practice Problems are also in Google Form Version

Standard covered:

CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.6.RP.A.1

Understand the concept of a ratio and use ratio language to describe a ratio relationship between two quantities. For example, "The ratio of wings to beaks in the bird house at the zoo was 2:1, because for every 2 wings there was 1 beak." "For every vote candidate A received, candidate C received nearly three votes."

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**Get your students moving through the United States while learning geography and math skills. **Students will move through the United States as they travel through seven destinations of their choice. This activity integrates math and geography, featuring map reading and measurement using a map scale. It includes calculations for gas costs, driving times, mileage, and more.

This resource encourages students to **problem-solve **while accurately using a map scale to plan a round trip across the United States. As students calculate distances, mileage, driving times, and gas expenses, they will develop higher-order thinking skills with real-life application.

This engaging activity empowers students to take ownership of their learning. Additionally, the instructions offer helpful tips on using yarn to teach how to measure distances on a road map. Students will learn how travel was done before GPS. Although we rely on GPS systems to get us from Point A to Point B, it is still important to know in today's digital age.

While GPS navigation systems and online mapping tools have made it easier to find our way around, having a good grasp of map scales can still come in handy. By using a map scale, students can accurately calculate distances on maps and understand the relationship between the physical size of the area being represented and its distance on the map. This skill can be useful for planning road trips, hiking excursions, or even understanding the layout of a city. Additionally, knowing how to read a map scale can help students develop spatial awareness and improve their overall geographical knowledge. So, while technology may make navigation more convenient, learning how to use a map scale is still a valuable skill that will never go out of style.

This activity incorporates math with geography:

• Measurement
• Gas Cost Calculations
• Driving Time Calculations
• Mileage Calculations &
• Map Reading

This lesson will require each team has a large laminated road map that can be purchased through or donated by your local stores, such as Walmart or Target.

If you have a way to make poster-sized maps, you can google the road maps of America and there are many that can be found.

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**Permissions **are given to the purchaser to make modifications to the game board using the Word document provided in the zip file. No other modifications may be made to this document.

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Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review all 5th Grade Common Core Fractions standards. Questions focus on adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, understanding major fraction concepts, and key vocabulary words. Points range from 100 - 500, which reflect the increase in difficulty throughout each category.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students' needs.

The game includes 30 high quality questions - 6 categories with 5 questions each ranging in difficulty from basic review (100) to challenging (500)

⭐Equivalent Fractions: these questions are related to simplifying fractions and converting between whole, mixed, and improper fractions

⭐Understand Fraction Concepts: this category asks about fractions on a number line, the relationship between numerators and denominators, and other conceptual topics

⭐Add and Subtract Fractions: students solve problems related to addition and subtraction with unlike denominators, using models, and in word problems

⭐Multiply Fractions: these questions involve computation, modeling, and word problems for basic multiplying fractions problems (only simple fractions, no mixed numbers)

⭐Divide Fractions: students are asked to estimate, understand equivalent multiplication problems, and solve division problems with whole numbers being divided by a unit fraction

⭐Vocabulary: this sections asks about numerators, denominators, equivalent fractions, mixed numbers, and operation vocabulary (sum, difference, product, quotient)

Looking for other 5th Grade Math Resources?
Check out these other review games:
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⚡5th Grade Place Value and Decimals Review Game

⚡5th Grade Geometry Review Game

⚡⚡Or these FULL YEAR 5th GRADE GUIDED MATH NOTES

Functions: Study Guide, Practice Worksheet, Homework, Word Problems, Quiz, and Answer Keys

All documents are produced using LaTeX, providing clean, professional, and easily readable documents. LaTeX is renowned for its ability to produce documents with precise and accurate mathematical typesetting.

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Copyright Terms: This resource cannot be uploaded to the internet, except on password-protected sites accessible only to students. This digital product is the sole creation of OOPS! Math is Fun and is intended for personal use by a single individual only. Redistribution, posting online, resale, or sharing of this product, in part or in whole, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from OOPS! Math is Fun. Any unauthorized use or distribution may result in legal action.

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Teaching your students how to multiply 1-digit and 2-digit fractions through puzzles is a fun and engaging way for them to practice their math skills. Puzzles challenge students to use critical thinking and problem-solving skills while reinforcing important mathematical concepts. By incorporating puzzles into the classroom, you can make learning more interactive and enjoyable for your students. This method also allows for hands-on learning as students physically manipulate pieces to find the correct answers. Additionally, puzzles provide immediate feedback, allowing students to self-assess their understanding of the material. Overall, using puzzles to teach multiplying fractions not only helps students grasp the concept more effectively but also makes learning fun and enjoyable.

THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:

🟢 Puzzle #1: Multiplying 1 Digit & 2 Digit Fractions

🟢 Puzzle #2: Multiplying 2 Digit Fractions

OBJECTIVES:

The learner will multiply two fractions together by multiplying the numerators and denominators. The learner will simplify the answer to multiplication.

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This is the perfect way to review your 6th grade statistics unit!

Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review the Statistics standards. This game is aligned with Common Core standards. Categories include STATISTICAL QUESTIONS, DATA DISTRIBUTION, MEASURES OF CENTER, DATA DISPLAYS, SUMAMRIZE DATA, AND VOCABULARY. Points range from 100 - 500, which reflect the increase in difficulty from 100-point basic review questions to 500-point questions that require students to apply their knowledge.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students' needs.

STATISTICAL QUESITONS: questions require students to determine whether or not a question is statistical, and identify that variability is required for statistical questions.

DATA DISTRIBUTION: questions cover finding the range, explaining the shape of the data, and the 500 point question asks students to find the mean absolute deviation (MAD).

MEAURES OF CENTER: questions involve finding mean, median, and mode from both lists of data and after looking at various data displays.

DATA DISPLAYS: questions revolve around dot plots, histograms, frequency tables, and box plots.

SUMMARIZE DATA: questions require students to draw conclusions from data, determine possible questions asked, and connect data to different situations.

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6th Grade All Standards Review Game – perfect for state testing and the end of the year!

Relation: Study Guide, Practice Worksheet, Homework, Word Problems, Quiz, and Answer Keys

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Copyright Terms: This resource cannot be uploaded to the internet, except on password-protected sites accessible only to students. This digital product is the sole creation of OOPS! Math is Fun and is intended for personal use by a single individual only. Redistribution, posting online, resale, or sharing of this product, in part or in whole, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent from OOPS! Math is Fun. Any unauthorized use or distribution may result in legal action.

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Time to review for your state assessment? Need a great test prep tool to review before state assessments, the SBAC, or Common Core tests, or just play at the end of the year in 6th grade math? This game is highly engaging while reviewing important concepts from the school year.

Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review all Common Core standards. Categories include RATIOS & PROPORTIONS, NUMBER SYSTEMS, EXPRESSIONS & EQUATIONS, GEOMETRY, STATISTICS AND VOCABULARY. Points range from 100 - 500, which reflect the increase in difficulty from 100-point basic review questions to 500-point questions that require students to apply their knowledge.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students' needs.

RATIOS & PROPORTIONS: questions require students to find unit rate, use ratio tables, find equivalent ratios, and find a percent as a ratio.

NUMEBR SYSTEMS: questions cover finding the Greatest Common Factor, long division, exponents, the coordinate plane, and dividing fractions.

EXPRESSIONS & EQUATIONS: questions involve having students identify equivalent expressions using the distributive property, write expressions, write equations, and write and graph inequalities.

GEOMETRY: questions focus on finding area of a triangle, trapezoid, and irregular figure. Questions also ask students to be able to find the volume and surface area of three-dimensional shapes.

STATISTICS: questions require students to find the mean, median, interquartile range, and mean absolute deviation. Students must also answer identify the data distribution and gather information from a graph.

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This is the perfect way to review your ratios and rates unit!

Students will love this Jeopardy-like game to review all Common Core Ratios and Proportional Relationships standards. Categories include writing ratios, unit rates, equivalent ratios, ratios and percent, graphing ratios and vocabulary. Points range from 100 - 500, which reflect the increase in difficulty.

**FULLY EDITABLE** While the game is complete, it is also editable in PowerPoint, making it easy to add questions or change the level of difficulty based on your students' needs.

Writing Ratios: questions focus on writing ratios in different forms based off of story problems, given situations, and diagrams/graphs

Unit Rates: questions cover finding the unit rate when given a double number line, ratio table, or equivalent rate

Equivalent Ratios: questions focus on various ways to create equivalent ratios or use equivalent ratios to solve real-world problems including measurement equivalents

Ratios and percent: questions focus on creating equivalent ratios to find percent of given amounts, determine how many of something is left, etc.

Graphing ratios: questions require students to use graphs to answer ratio questions and describe how to create a graph based off given ratios

**Looking for other Ratios options?**

Here are some great notes to either teach or review key concepts related to ratios and rates!

Or check out this graphing ratios worksheet to supplement your lessons.

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6th Grade All Standards Review Game – perfect for state testing and the end of the year!

These guided notes are a great way to instruct and/or review your ratios unit! Topics include introduction to ratios, equivalent ratios, modeling equivalent ratios (ratio table, double number line, tape diagram), rates and unit rates, graphing ratios, ratios as percent, and converting between fractions, decimals and percents. Each topic includes key vocabulary, step by step instructions, and practice problems. My students use their notebook as a key resource throughout the entire year. Even past students come back to me to tell me that they still use their 6th grade notebooks. **These notes are only for the Ratios Unit. For a set of notes for the entire year, check out my 6th Grade Guided Math Notes here! The full year notes include the ratios unit, number systems, expressions and equations, geometry, and statistics and probability. PLUS, they include a few pages of additional resources and are a LOWER PRICE than buying each unit separately.

These Angle posters and Student task worksheets, provide your learners with examples and definitions of the full range of angle types.

These tasks have been developed to allow for cross-curricular links between time, shape and directional language, to help strengthen and build on your students understanding of angles.

What's Included:

Posters:

• Angles Poster
• Acute Angle
• Right Angle
• Obtuse Angle
• Straight Angle
• Reflex Angle
• Complete Angle

Task Package:

• Comparing Angles to Right Angles
• Drawing Angles on a Protractor
• Exploring Angles - Find angles in the classroom environment
• Sum of Interior Angles
• Identifying Clock Angles
• 4 Different Exit Tickets - Naming Angles, Drawing Angles, Right Angles in Shapes, Directional Language and Angles

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Money Bingo is an engaging and educational game designed to help students master the identification of coins and bills! In this fun and interactive game, students use Bingo cards with different coins and bills listed in each square, such as pennies, dimes, quarters, $1 bills, and more.

The teacher calls out the name of a coin or bill (or shows an image), and students mark the corresponding spot on their Bingo cards.

This game reinforces coin and bill recognition, counting skills, and simple money math in a fun and competitive way.

Perfect for classroom settings, homeschool environments, or math centers, Money Bingo makes learning about money enjoyable and effective.

It’s a great way to help students recognize different bills and coins while building essential financial literacy skills!

Unlock the world of polygons with this engaging and informative presentation designed for Grade 9 Geometry! Classify polygons based on number of sides, convex/concave polygons, equilateral, equiangular, regular polygons.

This complete resource includes PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides formats to ensure compatibility with your teaching style and classroom needs.

What's Inside:

• Clear Definitions: Understand the fundamental concepts of polygons, including sides, vertices, and how to name polygons.
• Convex vs. Concave: Learn the differences between convex and concave polygons with visual examples.
• Classification of Polygons: Identify and classify polygons by the number of sides, from triangles to dodecagons, and discover the general term for polygons with n sides.
• Key Definitions: Dive into critical definitions such as equilateral, equiangular, and regular polygons, supported by detailed examples.
• Interactive Exercises: Engage students with a variety of exercises to reinforce learning, complete with answer keys for quick assessment.
• Problem-Solving Section: Challenge your students with real-life applications and problem-solving scenarios related to polygon classification.

Features:

• Non-Editable Content: The content is carefully crafted to ensure consistency and quality, with slides that are non-editable.
• Editable Format: While the content itself is non-editable, the file is editable, allowing you to customize the presentation by adding note on the existing slides or adding your own slides.
• Blank Slide Templates: Additional blank slide templates are provided for you to insert more content as needed.

This presentation is available in PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides formats, making it versatile and easy to integrate into your classroom. Save time and ensure a seamless teaching experience with this polished, ready-to-use resource!

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Keywords: Classify Polygons, Geometry Lessons, Convex, Concave, Equilateral, Equiangular, Regular, Common Core Geometry, Grade 9 Geometry, Geometry PowerPoint, Geometry Google Slides, Geometry PDF, Math Slides for Teachers, Ready-to-Use

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Students need to know how to classify 2d shapes and identify the name of each figure! Includes an interactive notebook activity + A complete 2S shapes poster. Both resources focus on sorting shapes into groups and subgroups, making the relationships between shapes clearer without confusing arrows. Perfect for hands-on learning and visual clarity!

See the previews in each product as it is exactly what you will purchase

Included are:

1. 2D shapes complete reference sheet poster: A comprehensive no grade specific to help your students understand and retain different shapes according to their attributes.
2. An interactive cut and paste activity/notebook: Name each shape group. Then, cut out the shapes and glue them in the correct section.

Shapes included:

• Non-Polygons: Circle, Moon shape, Heart, ...
• Triangles: Equilateral, isosceles, scalene, acute, right, obtuse, Right and isosceles.
• Quadrilaterals: Square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezoid, kite.
• More than 4 sides: Pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, Octagon.

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Do your students ever wonder when they will use their math in their real life? Well this project is for you! Party Planning is a project based math activity with real life scenarios. Students will use their knowledge of the 6th grade math core and prior math concepts to plan their own party. Some of the skills used in this activity are least common multiple, greatest common factor, percentages, unit fractions, multiplication, and more. Check out the preview to see more.

This project is perfect for the end of 6th grade for the students to put into practice what they learned all year in math. Party Planning has an array of different math exercises. It seamlessly integrates the 6th grade math curriculum with real-world scenarios, fostering a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts while igniting creativity. It could also be a great activity for the beginning of 7th grade math to refresh their memory of the skills they learned and will grow upon that year.

Join the Party Planning committee and:

• Use area to choose a venue
• Budget for the party food & buy the correct serving sizes based off their party size utilizing multiplication of decimals
• Practice unit price and percentages to calculate decorations for the party
• Apply their knowledge of greatest common factor and least common multiples to pick party favors for the guests
• Use absolute values to read and compare party game scores
• Interpret data and create their own box & whisker plots using mean, median, mode, quartiles, and extremes
• An optional final project with rubric presenting their party data to the principal

What exactly do you get?

• A brief instruction for the teacher to understand the project.
• A brief instruction for the student to understand their task
• A venue page
• Menu & budgeting (differentiated for your students needs)
• Party Decorations, Party Games, Party Favors, and Data Math Pages
• Rubric for Student to Create a presentation of their findings
• Answer keys for math pages

This project can be tailored to your student. You can give each student a different number of class size or you can have two students work together to find their answers. There are a lot of possibilities with this project and I hope you can find what works for you. This project includes 35 pages with answer keys. 26 of those pages are the project pages.

With this engaging activity & real world relevance, Party Planning turns your class into an immersive adventure where students get to become party planners and mathematicians.

What has been said about this product?

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐From Melissa Ball saying, "I used it this year as a year end review and liked it much better than just boring review like I did the year before. My students loved seeing the real world application of the math we had learned all year."

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Introduce "Graphing Ordered pairs in the Coordinate grid" to your students and make this lesson incredibly easy with this January winter-themed bundle.

What You get:

6 activities to help your students/kids wrap their heads around ordered pairs in the first quadrant coordinate plane, and to practice naming and plotting points on a grid.

Details and skills :

• Page 1: Introduce a lesson on graphing coordinates using a Map Grid skills learned in 2nd & 3rd grade. Students will use letters and numbers to locate each winter-themed object and record the coordinates.

• Page 2: Practice decoding the coordinates for different winter objects on a first-quadrant coordinate plane.

• Pages 3 & 4: Practice identifying coordinate pairs on a graph using snowflakes as points. The worksheet will also help your little learners practice visual discrimination skills, visual perception, and scanning.

• Page 5: Plot a number of coordinates to find a secret message. This can help motivate your students to try their best to get the message right by plotting the coordinates correctly and accurately.

• Page 6: Practice graphing skills by finding the ordered pairs of each winter object located on a "Snow Day" image drawn as a coordinate plane. This is also great to learn some useful winter vocabulary.

This bundle is:

• Winter-themed: Students are much more likely to enjoy a math activity if it is either hands-on or visually appealing!

• For beginners: since it is only on the first quadrant. All points are represented by whole numbers, there are no fractions or decimals.

Important note:

The bonus file contains all the pages of each resource assembled in a single pdf. No need to go through all the resources and print them one by one.

There are many ways to use this resource in your classroom/homeschool program:

• Introduction activity.
• whole group math instruction
• small group math instruction
• classwork assignment
• assessment
• morning work activity
• homework
• early finishers
• homeschooling activity.
• for tutors & parents as a worksheet.

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