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This resource is focused on how to solve an equation - what do you multiply or divide by on both sides of the equation to isolate the variable? Students will need to be multiplying or dividing with positive integers. Every solution will be positive. This is intended for advanced students in 5th grade and also to go along with 6th grade math where students first learn how to solve, but don't learn how to multiply/divide with signs yet. *The variable will appear on either side of the equation. ***

Need additional practice with different question formats for graphing points in Quadrant I? This resource will help your students identify and plot points in Quadrant I. Problem types include: plotting points, identifying ordered pairs, fill in the blank, vocabulary, true or false, create your own, describe the graph, and multiple choice. These are NOT worksheets with repetitive problems. These handouts help to check for understanding with different problem formats and keep students engaged thr

Students will need to calculate the perimeter of different polygons by finding the sum of the sides. The types of polygons are a square, rectangle, parallelogram, trapezoid, pentagon and triangle. Units of measurement are also included. "Random Word of the Day" is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are matched up with letters to form one word. This resource includes a worksheet (10 problems) and an answer key. Terms of Use are included in the file download. Other r

In this assignment, students can practice identifying rectangles and their parts , then use the area formula to calculate the areas of different rectangles. This resource includes a worksheet (13 problems) and an answer key. Most problems have whole numbers, while the last 3 problems have decimals in the tenths place. Other area resources: Area of Polygons - One Page Interactive NotesArea of TrapezoidsArea of ParallelogramsArea of TrianglesTerms of Use are included in the file download.

Students can practice multiplying 3 digits x 1 digit and check for their answers as they move along in the assignment. This resource includes a worksheet (12 problems) and an answer key. “Looking For Answers” is a series of student self-checking handouts in which the answers are listed at the bottom of the page (out of order). Other resources with whole numbers: Adding Whole Numbers (3 & 4 digits w/carrying over): Self-CheckAdding Whole Numbers (4+4 Digits): Self-CheckMultiplying Whole Numbers