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These worksheets are for 3rd, 4th, 5th grades and/or homeschoolers. This batch includes 3 pages, with 6 problems on each page. Students are asked to draw angles and then identify whether they are acute, right, obtuse or reflex. The angles end in either 0 or 5, and they range from 25° to 325°. These can be used as practice sheets or for quizzes.

This quiz/test is for 3rd, 4th, 5th grades or homeschoolers. It consists of a large diagram of a skeleton. The diagram has lines pointing to the bones, which need naming. This comes with a full size answer key. Some of the bone names are, as follows: 1. Femur 2. Collarbone 3. 4. Ribs 5. 6. Cranium 7. 8. Pelvis 9. 10. Ulna 11. Breastbone 12. 13. Humerus 14. Metacarpals 15. 16. Shoulder Blade Please see the sample. It will give you a basic idea of this sheet. The purchased sheets will includ

This is a little rhyme I made up, which we would say daily, as part of our morning routine.

This is a 3x2 lattice you can print out and use in class or at home. I would print these out and put them in sheet protectors. The kids would write on the protectors with dry erase makers. They could erase and use it over and over. It was a huge timesaver, because the kids didn't have to make a new lattice for each problem. They could even put their markers and their rags in the protectors, when they were finished with their lesson. It's an economical alternative to dry erase boards!

This is a 2x2 lattice you can print out and use in class or at home. I would print these out and put them in sheet protectors. The kids would write on the protectors with dry erase makers. They could erase and use it over and over. It was a huge timesaver, because the kids didn't have to make a new lattice for each problem. They could even put their markers and their rags in the protectors when they were finished with their lesson. It's an economical alternative to dry erase boards!