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Q2:6 Date: Monday Tuesday - Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:6 Date: Monday Tuesday A number has the digits 8 and 4. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 50. What is the number? Round each number to the …
Name: My Math Homework – Q2:6 Week of: Monday Tuesday
Draw a triangle inside of a circle. Is the shape flat or solid? Color all of the triangles. Draw a shape with 3 sides and 3 corners. Jamie used some shapes to make this shape. How many shapes …
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Weekly Math Quiz ANSWER KEY- Q2:1 1. Review 2. Review What two numbers make 10? 9 + 1 At Brad’s birthday party, he got 5 presents from his family and 6 presents from his friends. How …
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3/6 Equivalent fractions are fractions that are Equal 1/2. 2/4, 3/6, 4/8 = List an equivalent fraction for each fraction below. Include a
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:7 Date - Dearborn Public Schools
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review – Q2:7 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday A number has the digits 9 and 7. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 100. What is the number? 97 …
Name: Weekly Math Homework – Week 8 SHOW ALL WORK ON …
6. Use the distributive property to rewrite. 4(9x + 3y) 6. Write and solve the following expression. The sum of a number and 7 is 38. 7. Write an expression that represents the sum of 7 and x. 7. …
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Underline the digit in the tens place. Complete each family of facts. Find the missing numbers. Find the sum. Circle the equation that is TRUE. Emily builds a tower with 6 white blocks and 8 …
Q2:8 Date: Monday Tuesday - Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:8 Date: Monday Tuesday A number has the digits 8, 4 and 3. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 440. What is the number? Round each number to the …
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Sarah’s mom got her a Math tutor because she and 5 miles on Wednesday. If this pattern continues, how many miles will he jog on Friday? scored a 65 on her first math test. After …
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Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q3:1 Monday Tuesday …
Word: two million, nine hundred forty seven. Expanded: 2,000,000+900+40+7 Find the Sum.
Name: Weekly Math Review - Q1:2 Date: Monday Tuesday …
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q1:2. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the place value of the underlined digit? 6,064,325 ten thousands 3,972,381 millions What is the …
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5 May 2020 · Draw a model to represent the following problem.
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:2 Date: Monday Tuesday
Jason went trick-or-treating and got 206 pieces of candy. In the first week he ate 48 pieces of candy. How many pieces does Jason have left? Find the difference between 1,407 and 699. …
Name: DMR - Q1:6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Daily Math review Expectations 1. Complete all problems each day. 2. Do your original work using a pencil at the beginning of class. 3. Make corrections using a pen, colored pencil, or marker …
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There are 8 students who have 3⁄4 of a cake they want to share. How much of the cake will each student get if they spilt it evenly? Find the quotient. Melissa is making clothes for her dolls. She …
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:4 Date: Monday Tuesday …
Weekly Math Review – Q2:4 . Find the missing number. There are 8 books on the shelf in Ms. Disney’s classroom. She buys 10 more books to put on the shelf. How many books are there …
Name: Weekly Math Review Q2:8 Due Friday Monday Tuesday …
Jason went trick-or-treating and got 206 pieces of candy. In the first week he ate 48 pieces of candy. How many pieces does Jason have left? Find the difference between 1,407 and 699. …
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Each day after school, they both go for a run. Jake runs 2 miles on Monday, 4 miles on Tuesday, 6 miles on Wednesday, and continues this pattern until Sunday. If Sandra runs 6 miles each …
2ND ELA QUIZZES KEY - MICHELLE'S CLASSROOM (2/3)
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Q2:6 Date: Monday Tuesday - Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:6 Date: Monday Tuesday A number has the digits 8 and 4. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 50. What is the number? Round each number to the …
Name: My Math Homework – Q2:6 Week of: Monday Tuesday
Draw a triangle inside of a circle. Is the shape flat or solid? Color all of the triangles. Draw a shape with 3 sides and 3 corners. Jamie used some shapes to make this shape. How many shapes …
1ST MATH QUIZZES KEY - MICHELLE'S CLASSROOM (2/3)
Weekly Math Quiz ANSWER KEY- Q2:1 1. Review 2. Review What two numbers make 10? 9 + 1 At Brad’s birthday party, he got 5 presents from his family and 6 presents from his friends. …
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q2:1 Monday Tuesday …
3/6 Equivalent fractions are fractions that are Equal 1/2. 2/4, 3/6, 4/8 = List an equivalent fraction for each fraction below. Include a
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:7 Date - Dearborn Public Schools
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review – Q2:7 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday A number has the digits 9 and 7. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 100. What is the number? 97 …
Name: Weekly Math Homework – Week 8 SHOW ALL WORK …
6. Use the distributive property to rewrite. 4(9x + 3y) 6. Write and solve the following expression. The sum of a number and 7 is 38. 7. Write an expression that represents the sum of 7 and x. …
2ND MATH QUIZZES KEY - MICHELLE'S CLASSROOM (2/3)
Underline the digit in the tens place. Complete each family of facts. Find the missing numbers. Find the sum. Circle the equation that is TRUE. Emily builds a tower with 6 white blocks and 8 …
Q2:8 Date: Monday Tuesday - Murrieta Valley Unified School District
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:8 Date: Monday Tuesday A number has the digits 8, 4 and 3. To the nearest 10, the number rounds to 440. What is the number? Round each number to the …
Name: Weekly Math Review - Q2:1 Date: Monday Tuesday
Sarah’s mom got her a Math tutor because she and 5 miles on Wednesday. If this pattern continues, how many miles will he jog on Friday? scored a 65 on her first math test. After …
Name: Weekly Math Review - Q1:2 Date: Spiral Review Week 6 With Answer ...
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q1:2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Find the product. 18 x 342= 6,156 Find the product. 88 x 664= 58,432 Find the product. 43 x 823= …
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q3:1 Monday Tuesday …
Word: two million, nine hundred forty seven. Expanded: 2,000,000+900+40+7 Find the Sum.
Name: Weekly Math Review - Q1:2 Date: Monday Tuesday …
Answer Key - Weekly Math Review - Q1:2. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the place value of the underlined digit? 6,064,325 ten thousands 3,972,381 millions What is the …
Name: Weekly Math Review - Q1:2 Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
5 May 2020 · Draw a model to represent the following problem.
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:2 Date: Monday Tuesday
Jason went trick-or-treating and got 206 pieces of candy. In the first week he ate 48 pieces of candy. How many pieces does Jason have left? Find the difference between 1,407 and 699. …
Name: DMR - Q1:6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Daily Math review Expectations 1. Complete all problems each day. 2. Do your original work using a pencil at the beginning of class. 3. Make corrections using a pen, colored pencil, or marker …
Q1:2 Teacher: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday - JMS 6TH GRADE MATH
There are 8 students who have 3⁄4 of a cake they want to share. How much of the cake will each student get if they spilt it evenly? Find the quotient. Melissa is making clothes for her dolls. …
Name: Weekly Math Review – Q2:4 Date: Monday Tuesday …
Weekly Math Review – Q2:4 . Find the missing number. There are 8 books on the shelf in Ms. Disney’s classroom. She buys 10 more books to put on the shelf. How many books are there …
Name: Weekly Math Review Q2:8 Due Friday Monday Tuesday …
Jason went trick-or-treating and got 206 pieces of candy. In the first week he ate 48 pieces of candy. How many pieces does Jason have left? Find the difference between 1,407 and 699. …
Q3:7 Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday - HEARDS …
Each day after school, they both go for a run. Jake runs 2 miles on Monday, 4 miles on Tuesday, 6 miles on Wednesday, and continues this pattern until Sunday. If Sandra runs 6 miles each …
2ND ELA QUIZZES KEY - MICHELLE'S CLASSROOM (2/3)
Weekly Language Quiz ANSWER KEY - Q1:2 1. Review 2. Review Add the correct ending punctuation to the sentences. Look out for that banana peel! What banana peel? Underline the …
