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Lake City Directions (N,E,S,W)
Use cardinal directions (north, east, south, west) to describe the direction of places on a map.
Roll & Add Activity
Roll two dice. Add the numbers and write the matching number sentence. Laminate for a longer lasting resource.
Roll & Subtract Activity
Roll and subtract the smaller number from the larger number. Write the number sentence. Laminate for a longer lasting resource.
Place Value Sort: Hundreds
Sort the 3-digit numbers according to the number of hundreds.
Place Value Sort: Tens
Sort the 2-digit numbers according to the number of tens.
Homewares: Calculate 50%
Calculate 50% of the prices and work out the new price of items in a homewares store.
Warehouse: Calculate 25%
Calculate the 25% of the prices and work out the new price of items.
Hardware Store: Calculate 10%
Calculate 10% of the prices and work out the new price of items in a hardware store.
Games Store: Apply Discounts
Calculate and apply the discounts to work out the new prices of items in a games store.
Games Store: Apply Discounts (10/25/50%)
Calculate and apply the discounts to work out the new prices of items in a games store.
Measure Area of Irregular Shapes Guided
Measure and calculate the area of rectangles. Then use rectangles to calculate area of compound shapes.
Measure & Check Area (Rectangles)
Use a ruler to measure the length and width of rectangles then calculate the area of each. Check on provided grid paper.
Measure Area of Irregular Shapes
Measure the dimensions of irregular shapes. Calculate the area of each.
Measure Area (Triangles)
Use a ruler to measure the base and the height of triangles and then calculate the area or each.
Measure Area (Rectangles)
Use a ruler to measure the length and width of rectangles then calculate the area of each.
Add Unlike Fractions (Related)
Convert the fractions so they have the same denominator and then add.
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