Apply order of operations to evaluate expressions with integers.

Identify which measure of central tendency best describes a data set.

Solving one-step equations involving fractions: addition.

Simplify algebraic expressions by distributing and combining like terms.

Sam used a coordinate plane to draw a diagram of his pool. Each unit on the coordinate plane is equal to 1 foot. Let’s plot the points on our coordinate plane to make Sam’s pool diagram.

Know the meaning of a percent and convert a percent to a fraction.

Create a frequency table and a dot plot to display data.

Divide mixed numbers.

Convert distance within the US customary system using ratio reasoning.

Checking quotients with multiplication.

In this video, the teacher explains how to solve multi-step equations using inverse operations and the distributive property. The lesson focuses on isolating the variable and checking the reasonableness of the solution. The teacher...

A multiplication equation as a multiplicative comparison.

In the bakery the flour container has six and two sixths cups. The baker used two and four sixths cups of flour to bake bread and two and five sixths cups to make cake. How many cups do we have left?

Multiply numbers by multiples of 10.

Rules of subtraction.

Use the traditional method to subtract decimals to hundredths.

Use t-Charts to multiply up to find the quotient of two whole numbers.

Solutions to Problem 12.

The three dimensions that form a solid are: length, width, and height.

The three dimensions that form a solid are: length, width, and height.

Jamal and his family are driving to visit their uncle who lives 105 miles away. They decide to stop two thirds of the way to have lunch. How far will Jamal and his family travel before they stop for lunch?

Extend the concept of division of two whole numbers that yield no remainder into any two whole numbers.

Divide decimals by whole numbers using a 10x10 array.

Multiples of 10.