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MULTIPLICATION TEST CLICK HERE
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EXPONENT REVIEW:
43
4 is the base number, also called a factor.
3 is the exponent and tells how many times the base repeats itself.
43 : the base and the exponent are called a "power."
"Product" shows times the base repeats: 43 = 4X4X4
Find "value" or "evaluate" means solve: 43= 4X4X4= 64
Exponent Games:
Alien Game: Click Here
Basketball : Click Here
Asteroids : Click Here
Bug Game: Click Here
Bug Game II: Click Here
Scramble: Click Here
Slider Math: Click Here
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Read about Pie Charts Click Here
Read the review on Circle Graphs Click Here
View an example Click Here
Create a circle graph for this data:
Help
- Step One in making a circle graph is to convert your data first into fraction.We need to get the denominator first by adding up all the data values. The sum of all the data values is the denominator. The numerators are the category data values already provided to you.
- Next, turn the fraction into a decimal by dividing the numerator by the denominator with the result being a decimal.
- We then turn the decimal into a percent by multiplying the decimal by 100.
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PIE CHART GENERATOR- Enter Title, Category Names, and Percentages for Categories: CLICK HERE
Circle Graph Instructions Using Protractors
Box and Whisker Plot Interactives:
Mean, Median, Mode, and Range
*********** Interactive #1 (Look at the blinking objects and click on one of them to begin) Click Here
Zooski Game: Click Here to Begin
Comparing Building Heights Game: Click Here
The Great Train Race: Click Here
Shark Card Game: Click Here to Begin
Train Race Game: Click Here to Begin
Integer Test Prep:
Day One - Adding Integers. Remember if integers are both positive or both negative you add them and the common sign carries to the answer. IF the integers are MIXED, you subtract them and the answer gets the sign of the larger number. ASSIGNMENT- COPY DOWN THE PROBLEMS AT THIS LINK, SOLVE THE PROBLEMS, AND ENTER THE CORRECT ANSWER. YOU MUST HAVE FIFTY (50) PROBLEMS CORRECT (SHOW MR. WELLMAN YOUR SCORE- CLICK HERE TO BEGIN
Day 2 -Subtracting Integers. Remember, to subtract integers you change the sign of the second integer and add. When adding integers, use the rules integer addition you have already learned: if integers are both positive or both negative you add them and the common sign carries to the answer. IF the integers are MIXED, you subtract them and the answer gets the sign of the larger number. ASSIGNMENT- COPY DOWN THE PROBLEMS AT THIS LINK, SOLVE THE PROBLEMS, AND ENTER THE CORRECT ANSWERS. YOU MUST FIFTY (50) CORRECT PROBLEMS (SHOW MR. WELLMAN YOUR SCORE- -CLICK HERE TO BEGIN
Day 3- Multiplying and Dividing Integers. Remember, it is good to have a pair of matching socks! When Multiplying and Dividing Integers that have alike signs,matching, the product or quotient is POSITIVE. Having a pair of socks that do not match is a bad thing (negative!) When Multiplying and dividing integers that have unlike (mixed signs) the product or quotient is NEGATIVE. ASSIGNMENTS-1) COPY DOWN MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS AT THIS LINK, SOLVE THE PROBLEMS, AND ENTER THE CORRECT ANSWERS. YOU MUST COMPLETE 3O CORRECT PROBLEMS- CLICK HERE TO BEGIN 2) COPY DOWN DIVISION PROBLEMS AT THIS LINK, SOLVE THE PROBLEMS, AND ENTER CORRECT ANSWERS. YOU MUST COMPLETE 30 CORRECT PROBLEMS- CLICK HERE TO BEGIN YOU MAY USE A CALCULATOR FOR THE DIVISION.
Multiply and Divide Integers: Click Here
Peon: (click for the meaning, #3)The Big Challenge (Adding & Subtracting) Click Here
Multiplying Integers : Number Balls Game Click Here
Super Hitter Baseball: Click Here
Soccer: Click Here
Basketball: Click Here
Product Game: Partner Up Click Here
Absolute Value, Deep Sea Carl: Click Here
Mixed Operations: Mailroom Mania Click Here
Cookie Man (Mixed Operations) Click Here
Assigment for Thur., 3-22-2012:
You must complete 35 integer subtraction problems CORRECTLY. Show your score to Mr. Wellman when you reached 35. Click Here to begin.
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Integer Racing Game: Click Here
Walk the Plank! Click Here
Subtracting Fruit Shoot! Click Here
Addition Fruit Shoot! Click Here
Make -1 Number Line: Click Here
Orbit Racing (Adding Integers) Click Here
Find and Match Opposite Click Here
Subtracting Integers Quiz (show score to Mr. W)
Slider Game (Click on the right answer)
Eat The Fish (read the directions)
Adding and Subtracting Integers Game
Orbit Racing Game (online competition)
Integer 4 (Partner Game: Set it for subtracting or adding integers)
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Integer Ballons Click Here
Integer Games Click Here
Read some interesting facts on origins of measurements....click here.
Making capacity easier to remember....click here.
Read about capacity and complete sample problems here.
Read about weight and complete sample problems here.
..Notes on the metric system and its conversions here
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Learning Aid: Shortcuts for dividing and multiplying decimals here
Quiz A: Show Mr. Wellman your score: here
Quiz B: Show mr. Wellman your score: here
Units of Capacity Quiz 1 Here
Units of Capacity Quiz 2 Here
Play Artie Ounces Soda Jerk......click here.
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THE METRIC SYSTEM
The basic prefixes in the metric system, from largest to smallest, are
Kilo Hecto Deka Base Deci Centi Milli
(where Base represents the base unit, such as meter, liter, gram, etc.)
Taking the first letter of each of these prefixes and using b for base unit,
we get the following sequence of letters: KHDBDCM
Now we just need to pick words that begin with these letters so as to make a sentence that will be easy to remember, the sillier the better:
Kangaroos Hop Down British Driveways Carrying M&Ms
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King Henry Drank Both Diet Cokes Monday
or
King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk
Info is from: http://faculty.kutztown.edu/schaeffe/Mnemonics/mnemonics.html
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Abbrevations and decimal values:
Prefix | Multiply by |
milli- | 0.001 |
centi- | 0.01 |
deci- | 0.1 |
deka- | 10 |
hecto- | 100 |
kilo- |
1000 |
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Build a Shed Here
Extra Practice |
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Read the instructions and sample problems. Scroll down and practice problems using scratch paper. |
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Adding Pounds and Ounces | |
Subtracting Feet and Inches | Subtracting Pounds and Ounces |
Probability: Catching a Fish: Click Here to Begin
Math At The Mall: Click Here
Mutliplying Decimals (by tenths)
Multiplying Decimals (by hundredths)
*Dividing Decimals Game: Click Here
* Dividing Decimals Game (Harder): Click Here
MULTIPLYING DECIMALS : Click Here
Adding Decimals Game: Click Here
Practice Subtracting Decimals: Click Here
Decimal Squares Speedway: Click Here
Link to More Decimal Games: Click Here
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Dividing Fractions:
Simple Fraction (no mixed): To divide a simple fraction you must multiply the 1st fraction by the reciprocal of the 2nd fraction. To make the reciprocal you "flip" the second fraction. For example 5/15 divided by 2/3 would become 5/15 multiplied by 3/2. We would next solve the problem like any other multtiplying fraction problem using all the steps we have already studied.
Lets begin practicing reciprocals Reciprocal Quiz Click Here
Next we solve and check some simple division fraction problems Click Here
REMEMBER!!! ONLY THE SECOND FRACTION IS "FLIPPED!"
Try some more simple division problems (leave answer improper for this site) : Click Here
Dividing Mixed Fractions: Make the mixed improper. The 2nd fraction that is made improper is then flipped and we multiply:
Jeopardy Click Here
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MULTIPLYING FRACTIONS: PART ONE
Multiplying Fractions: Part Two
Fraction Quiz (Work Carefully)
Comparing, Rewriting, and Ordering Fractions Interactives
Equivalent Fractions Interactives
Reducing and Converting Fractions
SIMPLIFYING FRACTIONS INTERACTIVES: CLICK HERE
GREATEST COMMON FACTOR
One Minute Flashcards: Click Here
Greatest Common Factor Practice: Click Here
GCF Challenge: Click Here
More GCF Practice: Click Here
GCF Matching Game: Click Here
GCF Quiz (5 Problems): Click Here
GCF Help Sketch (Do both levels): Click Here
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AAA Math- GCF Practice for Grade
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You must have 40 correct problems.
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Record Problems and answers on sheet to turn in.
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Show score on screen to Mr. Wellman or Mrs. Adair:
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To Begin: Click Here
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Slider Math: Click Here
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Prime Number- A whole number greater than 1 whose only factors are one and itself.
Composite Number- A whole number greater than 1 that has factors other than 1 and itseslf.
The number 1 is neither prime nor composite.
Prime Numbers Quiz- Earn 20 stars (Begin by entering 2 in first box and 50 in the other): Click Here
Primes Boxes Quiz: Click Here
Turkey Shoot (Prime and Composite) Click Here
Sliding Factor Game (Click on ? mark for Help): Click Here
Primes, Composites and Factor Trees Part Two: Click Here
Divisibile By 2 Activity: Click Here
Prime Factorization Game: Click Here
More Detailed Rules on Divisibility
Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
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Perimeter and Area lessons for Tuesday 10-11-2011
3D House Builder: Click Here
Floor Planner : With Landscaping and Furniture!
Virtual Geoboard: Click Here
Perimeter Interactive: Click here
Area Interactive: Click Here
Area Interactive: Click Here
Spy Guys: area and perimeter: Click Here
Perimeter of a Rectangle Practice Problems: Click Here
Area of a Rectangle Practice Problems: Click Here
For Fun:A look at shapes Click Here
Solving Equations: Undoing the Problem (Inverse Operations)
Whatever you do to an equation,
do the S A M E thing
to B O T H sides of that equation!
SOLVING EXPRESSIONS: PRACTICE PROBLEMS: Click Here
Order of Operations Games:
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ORDER OF OPERATIONS:
Use this phrase to help remember the order of operations:
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sallie.
- P- Complete operations in parenthesis first
- E- Solve Exponents
- M-Multiply
- D- Divide
- A- Add
- S- Subtract
If addition and subtraction are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
If multiplication and division are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
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Grab a whiteboard and marker, it's time to practice Order of Operations. Use the board as your "scratch" paper to complete problems given by computer sites.
Complete a practice tutorial, take the post test, and take the final test......Click Here to Begin
Try Fun Brain Rocks...... Click here
Try Make 24........Click Here.
Try Racing to Complete the Order of Operations: Click Here
Move number & operation tiles to make answer: Click Here
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Order of Operations Game:
"One to 10"
Make problems the equal the numbers 1-10 using the numbers that the game gives you.
- The * symbol (shift 8) means multiply
- The / symbol means divide
- All other math symbols are easy to use on keyboard.
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Order of Operations Games:
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ORDER OF OPERATIONS:
Use this phrase to help remember the order of operations:
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sallie.
- P- Complete operations in parenthesis first
- E- Solve Exponents
- M-Multiply
- D- Divide
- A- Add
- S- Subtract
If addition and subtraction are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
If multiplication and division are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
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Grab a whiteboard and marker, it's time to practice Order of Operations. Use the board as your "scratch" paper to complete problems given by computer sites.
Complete a practice tutorial, take the post test, and take the final test......Click Here to Begin
Try Fun Brain Rocks...... Click here
Try Make 24........Click Here.
Try Racing to Complete the Order of Operations: Click Here
Move number & operation tiles to make answer: Click Here
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Order of Operations Game:
"One to 10"
Make problems the equal the numbers 1-10 using the numbers that the game gives you.
- The * symbol (shift 8) means multiply
- The / symbol means divide
- All other math symbols are easy to use on keyboard.
Volume Interactives:
Spy Guys- Volume and Displacement
Current Topic Practice:
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Geometric Constructions: Instructions and Videos
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Comparing Units Of Measurement
Metric Measurements: Build a Shed
Converting Games:
Matching fractions and decimals Decimals and Percents
Fraction Games: Click Here
Multiplying Fraction Games:
Battleship Click Here
Soccer Shoot Out Click Here
Jeopardy (1 or 2 Players) Click Here
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Improper Fraction to Mixed Fractions
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Factor Trees and Prime Factorization (view the video link first)
Mean, Median, Mode and Range Games
Virtual Geoboard Here
Tangrams Here
Geometry Assignment 1: Here
Geometry Assignment 2: Here
Geometry Assignment (Triangles): Here
Tangents View : Here
Geometry Refererence Guide Here
Geometry Art Project : Here
INTEGER GAMES: CLICK HERE
Metric Race Printable : Click Here
Metric Liquids quiz: Click Here
Metric Categories : Click Here
Illustrated Examples: Click Here
Metric Conv. WS Resources Here
Dividing Decimals Practice
2 Video Demonstrations (Click play at bottom of box) here
Dividing Decimals Tutorial (complete 14 problems and show your score to Mr. W : Here
Rags to Riches Game: Here
The Decimal Cruncher Game: Here
Midnight at the Super Big Food Store: Here
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Fraction Games: Click Here
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Divisibility Rules
for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, and 12
A whole number is divisible by:
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2 if the number is even or if last digit ends in an even number. Ex. 358: 8 divided by 2 = 4
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3 if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3. Ex. 456: 4+5+6 = 15, 15 divided by 3 = 5
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4 if the last 2 digits of the number are evenly divisible by 4. Ex. 288: 88 divided by 4 = 22
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5 if it ends with 5 or 0. Ex. 3540: ends in 0 and is then divisible by 5.
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6 if it is even and divisible by 3, it must be both. Ex. 78: 8 is an even number and 7 + 8 =15 and 15 is evenly divided by 3 to get 5, so 78 is then divisible by 6.
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7 --The rules are to take the last digit times 2, subtract this product from the rest of the digits remaining. Ex. 357: (double the 7 to get 14, subtract 14 from 35 to get 21 which is divisible by 7).
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8 if the last 3 digits are divisible by 8. Ex. 6,032: (32 divided by 8 is 4).
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9 if the sum of its digits are divisible by 9. Ex. 2,826: 2+8+2+6= 18, 18 divided 9= 2.
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10 if the number ends in 0 (in the ones place).
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12 if the number is divisible by both 3 and 4. Ex. 8,256: 8 + 2 + 5 + 6 = 21, 21 is divided by 3 for 7. The last two digits, 56, is divided evenly by 4 for 14.
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Activity:
Instructions test these numbers for divisibility by 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, and 10.
406
721
534
1,557
510
Perimeter and Area Project:
Measuring Interactives:
The Ruler Game: Click Here
Fun Brain (Super Hard): Click Here
Virtual Ruler 1: Click Here
Interactives for Perimeter and Area
Virtual Geoboard: Click Here
Perimeter Interactive: Click here
Area Interactive: Click Here
Spy Guys: area and perimeter: Skip the Intro once to site, Click on "Lessons", Click on "Lesson 12 Area and Perimeter" . Watch and Listen, complete problems as asked. Click Here
Perimeter of a Rectangle Practice Problems: Click Here
Area of a Rectangle Practice Problems: Click Here
For Fun:A look at shapes Click Here
Order of Operations Games:
VARIABLE GAMES:
*****5th and 6th Grade Math Review*****
ISAT Break Time: Fun and Games
MULTIPLICATION SKILLS BUILDERS:
OnLine FlashCards, You select which #: Click Here
OnLine Times Table Quizzes: Click Here
All Facts(Written Pretest Printable): Click Here
All Facts (Written Post Test Printable) Click Here
Sliding Factor Game (Click on ? mark for Help): Click Here
Link to More Multiplication Games: Click Here
Cool Math 4 Kids: Click Here.
More Cool Math: Click Here.
Classic Math Games: Click Here.
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Virtual Protractor: Click Here
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If there is extra time, try The Spy Guys Review
Spy Guys Review: Select Lessons, Lesson 7 Click Here
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Least Common Multiple Practice:
You must complete 40 correct problems and show the screen to Mr. Wellman. Click Here
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Perimeter and Area:
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STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP.
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Mean: Add up all values and divide by the number of values.
Median: Place values in order from least to greatest. If there is an odd # of values, pick the middle number. If there is an even # of values, add the middle two values and divide the answer by 2.
Mode: The value or values that repeat most often.
Range: The greatest value minus the smallest value.
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ORDER OF OPERATIONS:
Use this phrase to help remember the order of operations:
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sallie.
- P- Complete operations in parenthesis first
- E- Solve Exponents
- M-Multiply
- D- Divide
- A- Add
- S- Subtract
If addition and subtraction are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
If multiplication and division are the only operations in the problem, work from left side to the right.
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Tuesday 9-9-8
Grab a whiteboard and marker, it's time to practice Order of Operations. Use the board as your "scratch" paper to complete problems given by computer sites.
Complete a practice tutorial, take the post test, and take the final test......Click Here to Begin
Try Fun Brain Rocks...... Click here
Try Make 24........Click Here.
Try Racing to Complete the Order of Operations: Click Here
Move number & operation tiles to make answer: Click Here
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Order of Operations Game:
"One to 10"
Make problems the equal the numbers 1-10 using the numbers that the game gives you.
- The * symbol (shift 8) means multiply
- The / symbol means divide
- All other math symbols are easy to use on keyboard.
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Math Games:
Cool Math 4 Kids: Click Here.
More Cool Math: Click Here.
Classic Math Games: Click Here.
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A big list of games:
Click here to play angle golf.
Coordinate Plane Practice and Interactives