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1 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,0,,0,,, Write,000, in each form. Word: Expanded:,, Round, to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,, Compare the numbers using,0,,0,,,,0,,, x,, x Nicholas has saved up $, from his last birthdays. If he gets the same amount every year for his birthday, how much money does Nicholas get on one birthday? Ms. Sharp baked trays of cookies with cookies on each tray. If she needs to bake 0 cookies, how many more trays will she need to make? There are rows in the stadium with seats in each row. How many seats are there altogether in the stadium? Mr. Rogers makes $, a year. His yearly living expenses are $,. How much money does Mr. Rodgers have after he pays his living expenses? Complete the pattern.,,,,, Find the factors of. Create a pattern with the rule n x Find the least common multiple of and. Compare the fractions using Rewrite the improper fraction as a mixed number. Find an equivalent fraction. Rewrite the mixed number as an improper fraction. Jonathan went to Publix with his mom. They bought / pound of almonds, / pound of cashews, and / pound of walnuts. How many pounds of nuts did Jonathan and his mother purchase? What is ½ of? Ms. Rivera has a pack of pencils. / of the pencils are red, / are blue, and the rest are green. What fraction of the pencils are green? Draw a picture to answer. What is / of? Mary s house is ¾ of a mile from Kerry s house. Kerry s house is ¼ of a mile from Gina s house. How far is it from Mary s house to Gina s house? Dan drank / of his water bottle before lunch and / of his water bottle after lunch. How much water is left? x = ½ of is x ½ = x =

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3 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,,0,,0,00, Write,,000 in each form. Word: Expanded:,, Round,, to the nearest 0:,000:,000: 0,0, Compare the numbers using,,,,,0,,,, x,, x Every year Marla s family takes a vacation to the Blue Ridge Mountains. On her vacation she collects acorns. If she collects, acorns each year for years, how many acorns will she have? Andrea is having a snowball fight. She made piles of snowballs with in each pile. How many more piles of snowballs will she need to make to have 0 snowballs total? Each classroom has rows of desks. How many desks are there in classrooms? Over the last years, Mr. Rodriguez has collected, baseball cards. If he collected the same number of cards each year, how many did he collect in year? Complete the pattern.,,,,, Find the factors of. Create a pattern with the rule a x Find the least common multiple of and. Compare the fractions using Find an equivalent fraction. Compare the fractions using Find an equivalent fraction. Are the two problems below equivalent? x What multiplication problem is being modeled? x = x = x = x = What multiplication problem does this model represent? Write x / as a repeated addition problem. x = x = x = x =

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5 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,0,,0,,00, Write,00,0 in each form. Word: Expanded:,0, Round,, to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,00, Compare the numbers using,,0,,0,,,0,, x,, x There are, trees in the state park. The governor is planning to plant times as many trees over the next few years. How many trees will there be when she is done? Complete the pattern.,,,,, Ms. Carter cut, strips of paper for a craft project she is doing with a group of students. If there are students in the group, how many strips of paper will each student receive? Find the factors of. There are buckets of crayons in the classroom. Each bucket has crayons. One of the students took crayons out of each bucket. How many total crayons are there now? Create a pattern with the rule a x Each of the elementary schools in the city has, students. Both of the middle schools have, students. The high school has, students. How many students are there altogether? Find the least common multiple of and. Compare the fractions using _ Find an equivalent fraction. _ Compare the fractions using _ Find an equivalent fraction. 0 _ x = Draw a model and solve. x = x = Draw a model and solve. x = x = x = Last week Ann ran miles a day. Kristin ran / the amount that Ann ran. How many miles did Kristin run? people are coming over Karla s house to watch a football game. She wants to make sure each person, including herself, will get ½ of a Subway sandwich. How many sandwiches will she need to buy? Jeff s cookie recipe calls for cups of flour. If Jeff wants to cook only / of the recipe, how many cups of flour will he need? Sandra is setting up a party. She has bowls to put candy in. If she wants to put / of a bag of candy in each bowl, how many bags of candy will she use?

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7 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,,,,,00, Write,0 in each form. Word: Expanded:,0, Round, to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,, Compare the numbers using,,,,,,,, x,, x Frank exercises 0 minutes a day. If he does this every day for year, how many minutes will he have exercised? Every year Ethan earns $,. Each year he spends $, on expenses. How much money should he have leftover? There are, trays of food at the Royal Ball. If the trays of food are spread out evenly onto different tables, how many trays of food will there be on each table? Last year, Luis read books. This year he read books. Next year he wants to read books. If Luis reaches his goal, how many books will Luis have read? Complete the pattern.,,,,, Find the factors of. Create a pattern with the rule n x Find the least common multiple of and. Compare the fractions using Write the fractions in simplest form. Compare the fractions using Write the fractions in simplest form. 0 0 _ 0 _ x = x = x = x = Jason baked pans of brownies. He gave ¼ of the brownies to his two sisters. How many pans of brownies did he give to his sisters? Ella filled a bucket / of the way with water. She then poured out / of the water. How much water remains in the bucket? students were invited to a pizza party. If each student is going to get ¼ of a pizza, how many pizzas will they eat? During a pie eating contest, Madison ate ¾ of a cherry pie, and ¼ of a cream pie. How much pie did she eat in all? Find the missing number.? 0? 0 0? 0 Find the sum by first making the denominators the same. = 0 Find the difference by first making the denominators the same. - = 0 = 0 - = 0

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9 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,,00,,00,000,, Write, in each form. Word: Expanded:,0, x Round,0 to the nearest 0:,000:,000: 0,,, Compare the numbers using,0,0,,0,,,0,, x There are, students in one elementary school. If all elementary schools have the same number of students, how many students are there in schools? Complete the pattern. There are, elementary school students in the surrounding cities. If there are elementary schools and each school has the same number of students, how many students does each school have? Find the GCF of and. Ms. Smith s class collected, cans for the food drive. Ms. Carter s class collected, cans. How many more cans did Ms. Carter s class collect than Ms. Smith s? Create a pattern for the rule a x Kristy earns $ each day she works. Every day she spends $ on breakfast and $ on lunch. How much money will she have in days? 0 days? Find the least common multiple of and. Compare the fractions using Compare the fractions using 0 0 _ 0 = 0 _ 0 _ = 0 _ x = x = x = x = Melissa buys / pounds of Kevin has a rope that is ¾ bananas, and / pounds of feet long. He wants to shorten grapes. How many pounds of it by ¼ feet. How long will fruit did she buy? his new rope be? Each day Kerry jogs ¾ miles. If she jogs the same distance for days, how many miles will she have jogged? friends go to Subway and each get ½ of a sandwich. How many sandwiches did they get all together? What decimal is being modeled? _ Draw a model for Convert each fraction to a decimal. = = 0 Convert each decimal to a fraction. 0. = 0.0 = 0 = = = 0. = Write it as a fraction_ Write it as a decimal

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11 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,000,,,00,, Write,00, in each form. Word: Expanded:,, Round,0 to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,0, Compare the numbers using,0,0,0,00,0,00,,, x,, x There were, people at the holiday concert on Monday night. If the same number of people go to the concert on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, how many people will have attended the concert all together? Ms. Perkins needs to order art supplies for the entire school. She would like to get at least,000 piece of construction paper. If each pack of construction paper has pieces, about how many packs will she need to get? Your school principal would like to make a Valentine s day card for every student in the school. There are, students. If she has days to finish making the cards, how many cards will she need to make each day? Your school is going to start offering after school clubs. There will be clubs to choose from. In order to have clubs, at least students will need to sign up for each one. What is the least amount of students that must sign up in order to have all clubs? Complete the pattern. Find the GCF of and. Create a pattern for the rule a Find the least common multiple of and. x = x = x = x = Erin has a set of index cards. Each index card is ½ inches long. She he was to lay the index cards in one long row, how long would the row be? Every day Sandra eats / pound of blueberries. If she does this for days, How many pounds of blueberries will have eaten? In Ms. Sander s class / of the students received A s and / of the students received B s. What fraction of the students received either A s or B s? A worm crawled / inches. After resting for a minute, it crawled another / inches. How many inches did the worm crawl all together? Convert. Convert. Convert. Convert. = 0.0 = = 0. = = 0.0 = = 0. = 0 0 Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Write the decimal on the line. Place the following decimals on the number line below ordering them from least to greatest Use the place value chart to order the decimals from least to greatest Ones. Tenths Hundredths....

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13 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?,,0,,0,0, Write,0 in each form. Word: Expanded:,,0 Round,, to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,0, Compare the numbers using,0,0,,,,,0,, x,, x Ms. Nancy receives one newspaper every day ( days a year). How many newspapers will she get over the next years if she continues to get one a day? Each fourth grader was asked to buy boxes of crayons for the class. If each box of crayons hold crayons. How many crayons did each student buy? Last year our city had, children. This year the number of children doubled. How many children are there now? There are, trees in the state park. After a strong storm trees fell down. How many trees are there now? Complete the pattern. 0 Find the GCF of and. Create a pattern for the rule a x Find the least common multiple of and. Grace is taking / of a x = tablespoon of cold medicine times a day. How much cold medicine is she taking in one day? students each run / of a mile in PE class. How many x = miles did they run altogether? Convert (decimal/fraction) Convert. Convert. Convert. = 0. = = 0. = = 0.0 = = 0. = 0 0 Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Draw a line to match the object to the word. Point Label the lines below perpendicular or parallel. Label the angels acute, obtuse, or right. Circle the shape with sets of parallel lines. Box the shape with obtuse angles. Line Line segment Ray

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15 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the PLACE VALUE of the underlined digit?,,,,,0, Write,00 in each form. Word: Expanded:,,0 Round,, to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,, Compare the numbers using,0,,,0,,0, 0,,0 x,,0 x A salesman sold ipods this month. If he sells this amount every month for the next months, how many ipods will he sell? In the month of January, the store sold, greeting cards. In February, the store sold, cards. How many more cards did the store sell in February than January? The Coca-Cola factory makes, liters of Coke in one day. How many liters will they make in days? In days a clothing store sold, pieces of clothing. If they sold the same amount of clothes each day, how many pieces of clothes did they sell in one day? Complete the pattern. 0 Find the GCF of and. Create a pattern for the rule a x Find the least common multiple of and. On Monday, Chris ran for ¾ minutes. On Tuesday, he ran ¼ minutes. How many minutes did he run altogether? _ There was / cups of orange juice in the refrigerator. Chelsea drank / cups for breakfast. How many cups of orange juice are left? _ Catherine talks on the phone for ¾ of an hour every night. x = How many hours does she talk on the phone in nights? night. How many hours will he Carlos reads for ½ hour every x = read in nights? Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Circle the shapes that have all of the following attributes. sets of parallel lines right angles Convert (decimal/fraction) = 0.0 = Circle the shapes that have all of the following attributes. obtuse angles acute angles Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Convert (decimal/fraction) = 0. = Draw a triangle in each section of the chart below that matches the attributes listed. If you are unable to draw the triangle described, put an x in the box. Equilateral Isosceles Scalene Acute Right Obtuse

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17 Name: Weekly Homework Sheet Q: Date: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday What is the VALUE of the underlined digit?,0,,0,,0, Write, in each form. Word: Expanded:,, Round,00,0 to the nearest 0:,000:,000:,00, Compare the numbers using,,,,,0,,,,, x,, x A shipment of XBOX s was sent to the Game Stop warehouse. The shipment had, XBOXs. Game Stop already has. How many XBOXs do they now have? At the beginning of the year, Ms. Malik had,0 pieces of paper. At the end of the year she only had pieces left. How many pieces of paper did her class use? During the holiday season,, people visit the mall every day. How many people visit the mall in days? Over days,, people went to Chick-Fil-A. If the same number of people went each day, how many people went on one day? Complete the pattern. Find the GCF of 0 and 0. Create a pattern for the rule a x Find the least common multiple of and. Roger made / batches of cookies for the bake sale. He sold / batch of cookies. How many batches does he have left over? _ Ms. Mathews received / pounds of chocolate for her birthday. She then received / pounds of chocolate for Valentine s Day. How many pounds of chocolate did she receive? _ It costs ¾ of a dollar to buy a x = by cans of soda? soda. How much will it cost to A paper clip measures / of an inch long. How many inches x = long would paperclips be? 0 Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? Convert Use >, <, or = to compare the decimals below? = 0.0 = Convert (decimal/fraction) = 0.0 = Draw a quadrilateral with sets of parallel lines and no right angles. Draw a quadrilateral with only one set of parallel lines Name the triangle. Name the triangle. Draw the other half of the polygon. Circle the line of symmetry that is drawn correctly. Draw a line of symmetry through each polygon. How many lines of symmetry does a Hexagon have?

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