Fifth graders discover the connections between algebra and geometry. With a focus on arrays and factors, they are introduced to multiplication. They develop an array for multiples of 2 through 10 and identify the factors of each row....

Learners define the counting principle and how it relates to integers. In this algebra lesson, students add and subtract using the addition and multiplication principles. They solve problems using combination and permutations.

Division with decimals is explained using prior knowledge of powers of 10 and how to convert both sides of a division problem using this knowledge. The class works together through reading and setting up an equation for a word problem....

In this math problem solving learning exercise, learners examine and solve 10 math word problems that require them to use problem solving skills.

In this double bar graph activity, students make a double bar graph from given information, then solve related problems in addition to 2 test prep problems. Houghton Mifflin text referenced.

In this division worksheet, 4th graders try to solve division word problems in their heads. Students try to solve 12 division problems in their heads.

Math whizzes use the area probability applet to manipulate the size of the circle and the rectangle to explore the probability that a point in the rectangle is also in the circle.

Students use Skittles candies as they explore estimation and percentages. In this math lesson plan, students sort, count, and chart Skittles candies to learn about estimation and study percentages.

In this multiplication activity, learners multiply and subtract numbers up to 3 digits. Students complete 21 pages of math problems.

In this math practice worksheet, students solve 10 multiple choice math problems regarding multiplication and money skills.

For this math review worksheet, 3rd graders answer multiple choice questions about probability, bar graphs, pictographs, and more. Students complete 25 multiple choice questions.

For this multiplication worksheet, students Use a number line to skip count by 2, circling the numbers as they count to 118, then solve 10 single-digit multiplication problems. A website reference for additional resources is given.

Young mathematicians access a website that leads them through three activities that enable them to practice their rounding and estimation skills when it comes to numbers and math word problems. There is also a very good worksheet...

Students identify arrays and write multiplication and division problems to match. They write their own multiplication book using arrays.

Learners explore the concept of estimating and organizing a group of objects into an array to count the exact number of items. They create their own arrays and practice elements of estimation.

In this cumulative math review worksheet, 5th graders respond to a variety of review questions which can be used for practice testing. Students answer 8 questions pertaining to charts and graphs, word problems, and equations.

In this math review instructional activity, learners respond to 16 questions that serve as a review of fractions, decimals, patterns, number sense, properties, story problems, and computation.

In this math club #5:  miscellaneous worksheet, 6th graders work in groups to solve 13 problems requiring logic and problem solving.

Think critically — and linearly by applying linear equations to solve real-world problems. Young mathematicians write equations to model the profit on popcorn and cotton candy at a carnival and solve problems using these equations.

In this word problems worksheet, students complete word problems involving numbers up to 7 digits. Students complete 10 multiple choice problems where they solve place value, comparing, and more.

Students complete subtraction problems where they use goldfish crackers as their manipulatives in the problem. In this subtraction lesson plan, students use words and pictures to also show their problems.

In this mathematics worksheet, students solve various types of problems in each of the squares. They use symbols to compare numbers. They also divide and multiply.

Prime or review the steps needed to convert fractions, decimals, and percents. Each slide contains very basic rules of conversion and a few examples of each. The content of this resource is good, but the layout of the text could be better.

Students measure an area given a yardstick. They also convert inches into a fractions of a foot and use data to create a linear graph.