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Math Practice: Grades 5 6 Addition Adding Multi-Digit Numbers...4 Multi-Digit Column Addition...5 Subtraction Subtracting One- and Two-Digit Numbers...7 Subtracting Two- and Three-Digit Numbers...8 Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers...9 Multiplication Multiplying One- and Two-Digit Numbers... 10 Multiplying Two-Digit Numbers...11 Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers...12 Division Division with One-Digit Quotients... 14 Division with Two-Digit Quotients... 16 Division with One- and Two-Digit Quotients and Remainders...17 Division with Two- and Three-Digit Quotients and Remainders... 18 Fractions Understanding Fractions...19 Making Fractions Equivalent... 20 Comparing Fractions... 21 Finding the Greatest Common Factor... 22 Writing Fractions in Simplest Form... 23 Writing Mixed Numbers as Improper Fractions... 24 Writing Improper Fractions as Mixed Numbers... 26 Fractions Review... 28 Finding the Least Common Denominator... 29 Adding Fractions with Like Denominators... 30 Adding Fractions with Unlike Denominators... 32 Adding Mixed Numbers with Like Denominators... 34 Adding Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators... 36 Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators... 38 Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators... 40 Subtracting Fractions from Whole Numbers... 42 Subtracting Mixed Numbers with Like Denominators... 44 Subtracting Mixed Numbers with Unlike Denominators... 45 Table of Contents Multiplying Fractions... 46 Multiplying Fractions and Whole Numbers... 50 Multiplying Mixed Numbers and Whole Numbers... 53 Multiplying Mixed Numbers... 55 Finding the Reciprocal... 57 Dividing Fractions... 58 Dividing Fractions and Whole Numbers... 59 Dividing Fractions and Mixed Numbers... 60 Dividing Mixed Numbers... 62 Multiplying and Dividing Fractions Review... 64 Decimals and Percents Understanding Decimals... 66 Writing Decimals as Fractions... 68 Writing Fractions as Decimals... 72 Adding Decimals...74 Subtracting Decimals... 76 Multiplying Decimals... 78 Dividing Decimals... 80 Finding Percents... 82 Fractions, Decimals, and Percents Review... 85 Geometry Finding the Perimeter of a Polygon... 87 Finding the Area of a Rectangle... 88 Finding the Area of a Triangle... 89 Finding the Volume of a Rectangular Prism... 90 Labeling Lines, Line Segments, and Rays... 91 Naming and Measuring Angles... 92 Finding the Circumference of a Circle... 93 Labeling Bar and Circle Graphs... 94 Labeling Line Graphs... 95 Graphing Coordinates... 96 Number Patterns... 99 Solving for Variables...100 Statistics and Probability... 102 Mean, Median, Mode, and Range...103 Answer Key...104 2009, Carson-Dellosa Publishing Company, Inc., Greensboro, North Carolina 27425. The purchase of this material entitles the buyer to reproduce worksheets and activities for classroom use only not for commercial resale. Reproduction of these materials for an entire school or district is prohibited. No part of this book may be reproduced (except as noted above), stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means (mechanically, electronically, recording, etc.) without the prior written consent of Carson-Dellosa Publishing Co., Inc. Printed in the USA All rights reserved. ISBN 978-1-60418-740-3

Ready-to-Use Ideas and Activities 15 90 6 2.4 T S 159 6 658 86 The only way that students will truly be able to manipulate numbers and have access to higher-level math concepts is to learn the basic facts and understand fundamental concepts, such as counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The following activities can help reinforce basic skills. These activities include a multisensory approach to helping students understand the concepts being introduced. Separate the flash cards provided in the back of this book. Place the equal sign, greater than sign, and lesser than sign flash cards on a flat surface. Then, place two flash cards with equations on the flat surface. Have students use the sign flash cards to show whether the two equations are equal, one equation is greater than the other equation, or one equation is less than the other equation. Repeat with two different equation flash cards. = > < 2 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Ready-to-Use Ideas and Activities Use a pair of dice and anything that can act as a three-minute timer (a timer, a stopwatch, a watch with a second hand, etc.), or decide on a certain number of rounds of play. Have each student roll the dice and multiply the numbers on the top faces. Each correct answer is worth one point. The student with the most correct answers after a specific period of time or number of rounds wins. For example, a game may consist of six rounds. The student with the most points after six rounds wins. Alternately, the game can be played with division with remainders. As players memorize answers and gain confidence, add additional dice. When using more than two dice, have players state the problem aloud and answer as they go. For example, if the dice show 5, 2, 6, and 4, the player would say, 5 times 2 is 10, and 10 times 6 is 60, and 60 times 4 is 240. Create a bingo sheet with five rows and five columns of blank squares. Write FREE in the middle square. Give one copy to each student. Write the flash card equations where they can be seen and have students choose 24 of the equations and write them in the empty spaces of their bingo cards in any order. When students have finished writing on their cards, gather the flash cards into a deck. Call out the equations one at a time. Any student who has an equation that you call out should make an X through the equation on their card to cross it out. The student who crosses out five equations in a row first (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins the game by calling out, Bingo! Then, have students solve the equations on their bingo cards. Play another version of this game by writing answers on the bingo sheet and calling out the equations. To extend the game, continue playing until a student crosses out all of the answers on her bingo sheet. CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 3

Adding Multi-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 1. 56 + 32 2. 125 + 832 3. 4,287 + 907 4. 2,703 + 9,006 5. 21,027 + 68,509 6. 17 + 81 7. 687 + 407 8. 1,287 + 406 9. 1,551 + 3,287 10. 32,578 + 10,781 11. 95 + 59 12. 531 + 450 13. 3,572 + 261 14. 4,692 + 7,841 15. 54,392 + 62,158 16. 27 + 42 17. 501 + 225 18. 5,983 + 742 19. 6,031 + 3,275 20. 35 + 80 21. 387 + 122 22. 6,401 + 578 23. 8,762 + 5,137 24. 40,226 + 37,822 4 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Multi-Digit Column Addition Total Problems: 20 1. 234 862 + 335 2. 1,767 8,403 + 2,759 3. 50,251 339 + 42 4. 67,107 53,001 42,902 + 107 5. 187 384 + 416 6. 5,570 4,867 + 3,210 7. 69,721 4,065 + 13 8. 5,545 632 19 + 45 9. 486 582 + 23 10. 1,257 4,380 + 9,621 11. 8,609 786 + 52 12. 7,840 2,129 616 + 53 13. 875 934 + 17 14. 6,357 1,876 + 5,072 15. 52,103 47,339 + 857 16. 2,531 682 550 + 49 17. 416 502 + 22 18. 1,275 2,654 + 3,023 19. 78,695 4,072 + 3,210 20. 8,749 7,263 521 + 84 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 5

Multi-Digit Column Addition Total Problems: 15 1. 421 857 63 54 + 7 2. 52,105 43,785 6,112 3,953 + 4,182 3. 87,152 5,847 1,376 209 440 + 328 4. 5,321 876 524 100 + 76 5. 78,104 18,905 5,629 3,247 + 432 6. 33,201 5,784 7,206 628 552 + 16 7. 1,019 593 422 42 + 59 8. 27,862 50,311 62,109 5,450 + 6,219 9. 68,431 55,095 18,702 457 212 + 12 10. 8,763 257 812 404 + 95 11. 18,782 3,755 2,262 187 + 555 12. 70,152 39,157 70,062 345 228 + 12 13. 52,106 43,785 6,112 3,953 + 4,182 14. 6,501 430 822 95 + 42 15. 83,164 22,900 18,442 4,963 527 + 89 6 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Subtracting One- and Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 1. 78 2. 25 7 3. 21 5 4. 54 45 5. 17 16 6. 56 4 7. 22 8 8. 19 9. 62 27 10. 95 7 11. 60 10 12. 68 9 13. 10 3 14. 85 7 15. 62 56 16. 32 9 17. 70 18. 71 4 19. 92 18 20. 38 27 21. 48 8 22. 84 7 23. 34 24. 29 17 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 7

Subtracting Two- and Three-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 1. 286 57 2. 991 85 3. 875 407 4. 497 322 5. 603 571 6. 382 96 7. 997 1 8. 962 509 9. 625 592 10. 827 94 11. 186 52 12. 863 54 13. 875 445 14. 940 185 15. 307 283 16. 525 3 17. 415 78 18. 786 16 19. 876 52 20. 125 116 21. 400 88 22. 321 39 23. 521 431 24. 785 504 8 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 25 1. 8,907 52 2. 4,301 225 3. 22,107 3,988 4. 86,946 71,807 5. 302,175 8,189 6. 6,217 25 7. 5,681 309 8. 31,257 4,071 9. 47,810 22,516 10. 496,502 10,498 11. 8,357 78 12. 7,662 447 13. 46,689 5,672 14. 25,300 18,704 15. 187,645 53,217 16. 1,358 32 17. 5,432 151 18. 76,571,229 19. 6,219 52 20. 8,719 582 21. 52,398 1,028 22. 86,107 83,279 23. 36,875 31,787 24. 63,128 57,281 25. 94,422 5,349 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 9

Multiplying One- and Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 30 1. 6 2. 5 3. 11 4 4. 12 5 5. 9 6. 4 7 7. 10 8. 8 9. 10 4 10. 7 11. 8 12. 5 13. 5 5 14. 12 12 15. 4 5 16. 11 2 17. 11 10 18. 12 4 19. 11 20. 7 21. 10 10 22. 10 23. 10 24. 11 25. 4 26. 5 7 27. 9 6 28. 11 12 29. 6 30. 6 6 10 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Multiplying Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 20 1. 27 13 2. 15 47 3. 84 19 4. 58 61 5. 45 62 6. 87 3 7. 22 8 8. 82 27 9. 33 51 10. 46 41 11. 47 25 12. 24 43 13. 42 51 14. 87 65 15. 48 62 16. 68 59 17. 65 2 18. 23 50 19. 83 60 20. 72 57 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 11

Answer Key Adding Multi-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 Multi-Digit Column Addition Total Problems: 20 1. 56 + 32 2. 125 + 832 3. 4,287 + 907 4. 2,703 + 9,006 5. 21,027 + 68,509 6. 17 + 81 88 957 5,194 11,709 89,536 98 1. 234 862 2. 1,767 8,403 3. 50,251 339 + 335 + 2,759 + 42 1,431 12,929 50,632 4. 67,107 53,001 42,902 + 107 163,117 5. 187 384 + 416 987 7. 687 + 407 8. 1,287 + 406 9. 1,551 + 3,287 10. 32,578 + 10,781 11. 95 + 59 12. 531 + 450 1,094 1,693 4,838 43,359 154 981 6. 5,570 4,867 7. 69,721 4,065 + 3,210 + 13 13,647 73,799 8. 5,545 632 19 + 45 6,241 9. 486 582 10. 1,257 4,380 + 23 + 9,621 1,091 15,258 13. 3,572 + 261 14. 4,692 + 7,841 15. 54,392 + 62,158 16. 27 + 42 17. 501 + 225 18. 5,983 + 742 3,833 12,533 116,550 69 726 6,725 11. 8,609 786 + 52 9,447 12. 7,840 2,129 616 + 53 10,638 13. 875 934 + 17 14. 6,357 1,876 + 5,072 15. 52,103 47,339 + 857 1,826 13,305 100,299 19. 6,031 + 3,275 20. 35 + 80 21. 387 + 122 22. 6,401 + 578 23. 8,762 + 5,137 24. 40,226 + 37,822 9,306 115 509 6,979 13,899 78,048 16. 2,531 682 550 + 49 3,812 17. 416 502 18. 1,275 2,654 19. 78,695 4,072 + 22 + 3,023 + 3,210 940 6,952 85,977 20. 8,749 7,263 521 + 84 16,617 4 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 5 Multi-Digit Column Addition Total Problems: 15 Subtracting One- and Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 1. 421 857 63 54 2. 52,105 43,785 6,112 3,953 + 7 + 4,182 1,402 110,137 3. 87,152 5,847 1,376 209 440 + 328 95,352 4. 5,321 876 524 100 5. 78,104 18,905 5,629 3,247 + 76 + 432 6,897 106,317 1. 78 2. 25 3. 21 4. 54 5. 17 6. 56 7 5 45 16 4 72 18 16 9 1 52 6. 33,201 5,784 7,206 628 552 + 16 47,387 7. 1,019 593 422 42 8. 27,862 50,311 62,109 5,450 + 59 + 6,219 2,135 151,951 9. 68,431 55,095 18,702 457 212 + 12 142,909 10. 8,763 257 812 404 + 95 10,331 7. 22 8. 19 9. 62 10. 95 11. 60 12. 68 8 27 7 10 9 14 13 35 28 50 59 13. 10 14. 85 15. 62 16. 32 17. 70 18. 71 3 7 56 9 4 7 18 6 23 64 67 11. 18,782 3,755 2,262 187 + 555 25,541 12. 70,152 39,157 70,062 345 228 + 12 179,956 13. 52,106 43,785 6,112 3,953 14. 6,501 430 822 95 + 4,182 + 42 110,138 7,890 15. 83,164 22,900 18,442 4,963 527 + 89 130,085 19. 92 18 20. 38 27 21. 48 8 22. 84 7 23. 34 74 11 40 77 28 12 24. 29 17 6 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 7 104 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa

Answer Key Subtracting Two- and Three-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 24 Subtracting Multi-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 25 1. 286 2. 991 3. 875 4. 497 5. 603 6. 382 57 85 407 322 571 96 229 906 468 175 32 286 1. 8,907 2. 4,301 3. 22,107 4. 86,946 5. 302,175 52 225 3,988 71,807 8,189 8,855 4,076 18,119 15,139 233,986 7. 997 8. 962 9. 625 10. 827 11. 186 12. 863 1 509 592 94 52 54 936 453 33 133 134 809 6. 6,217 7. 5,681 8. 31,257 9. 47,810 10. 496,502 25 309 4,071 22,516 10,498 6,192 5,372 27,186 25,294 486,004 13. 875 14. 940 15. 307 16. 525 17. 415 18. 786 445 185 283 3 78 16 430 755 24 462 337 170 11. 8,357 12. 7,662 13. 46,689 14. 25,300 15. 187,645 78 447 5,672 18,704 53,217 8,279 7,215 41,017 6,596 134,428 16. 1,358 17. 5,432 18. 76,571 19. 6,219 20. 8,719 32 151,229 52 582 1,326 5,281 70,342 6,167 8,137 19. 876 20. 125 21. 400 22. 321 23. 521 24. 785 52 116 88 39 431 504 224 9 312 282 90 281 21. 52,398 22. 86,107 23. 36,875 24. 63,128 25. 94,422 1,028 83,279 31,787 57,281 5,349 51,370 2,828 5,088 5,847 89,073 8 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 9 Multiplying One- and Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 30 Multiplying Two-Digit Numbers Total Problems: 20 1. 6 2. 5 3. 11 4. 12 5. 9 6. 4 4 5 7 54 15 44 60 27 28 1. 27 2. 15 3. 84 4. 58 5. 45 13 47 19 61 62 351 705 1,596 3,538 2,790 7. 10 8. 8 9. 10 10. 7 11. 8 12. 5 4 30 64 40 56 72 40 6. 87 7. 22 8. 82 9. 33 10. 46 3 8 27 51 41 8,091 836 2,214 1,683 1,886 13. 5 14. 12 15. 4 16. 11 17. 11 18. 12 5 12 5 2 10 4 25 144 20 22 110 48 19. 11 20. 7 21. 10 10 22. 10 23. 10 24. 11 99 63 100 90 80 88 11. 47 12. 24 13. 42 14. 87 15. 48 25 43 51 65 62 1,175 1,032 2,142 5,655 2,976 25. 4 26. 5 7 27. 9 6 28. 11 12 29. 6 30. 6 6 12 35 54 132 18 36 16. 68 17. 65 18. 23 19. 83 20. 72 59 2 50 60 57 4,012 5,980 1,150 4,980 4,104 10 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 11 CD-104322 Carson-Dellosa 105