Measure mass using units of gram.

Two-dimensional figures and polygons.

Solve real-world math problems involving rational numbers.

Identify points, line segments, rays and lines in two-dimensional figures.

Measure angles in whole-number degrees using a protractor.

Calculate constant speed.

Understanding equivalent fractions.

Solving one-step equations using inverse operations: multiplication equations.

Find the unknown factor in division problems using the multiplication table. Understand division and its relation to multiplication.

Identify when two expressions are equivalent.

Identify dependent and independent variables.

Learn how to compare two whole numbers using your knowledge of place-value!

This video lesson teaches/reviews how to write a linear function from a real world graph in slope-intercept form. Topics that will be covered include - finding slope from a graph, finding slope from two points, finding the y-intercept...

Build fractions from unit fractions using visual models.

Understand the place value chart.

Solutions to Problem 14.

Line and angle properties in polygons.

Andy and his class are going for a field trip to Geometry town. The teacher gave them an interesting task, they should look all around geometry town, and try to figure out the different geometrical shapes they’ve seen and learned at school.

This program meets all of the Common Core kindergarten standards. In this video, Marissa takes viewers on a journey through the world of letters and words. She introduces the alphabet and explains the sounds that each letter makes....

Identify even and odd numbers.

This lesson on scatter plots teaches students how to interpret and create scatter plots to show relationships between two sets of data. It covers positive and negative linear relationships, non-linear relationships, and no correlation....

Olivia is trying to determine the area of her garden. Her garden is shaped as a trapezoid, since it has 4 sides with only one pair of parallel sides. Unfortunately, Olivia doesn’t know the formula to find the area of a trapezoid. How...

Use the traditional method to subtract decimals to hundredths.

Solving one-step equations using the reciprocal.