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Name: _____________________ 

Packet due: First day of School N

 

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Read and write numbers to millions in various forms (standard, expanded, word)

The Name Is the SameWrite each number in word form.

1. 5,000 _________________________________________________________

2. 45,000 _________________________________________________________

3. 3,700 _________________________________________________________

4. 5,835 _________________________________________________________

5. 13,900 _________________________________________________________

6. 497 _________________________________________________________

7. 152,100 _________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

8. 4,008 _________________________________________________________

Write each number in standard form.

9. four hundred sixty-eight _________________________

10. eight thousand three _________________________

11. six thousand twenty-fi ve _________________________

12. nine hundred two _________________________

13. four hundred sixty-one _________________________

14. fi ve hundred twenty-six thousand _________________________

15. forty thousand six _________________________

16. eighty-three thousand two hundred sixty-seven _________________________

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Number & Operations

Add Them UpFind the sum for each of the following.

Demonstrate addition with up to 5 three-digit numbers, utilizing regrouping

1. 208 + 520 + 286 + 826 = 2. 601 + 843 + 826 + 825 =

3. 926 + 482 + 82 = 4. 865 + 22 + 862 + 93 =

5. 826835731

+ 651

6. 561526349

+ 496

7. 592103501

+ 600

8. 50659

496+ 34

9. 496182496

+ 768

10. 792852816195

+ 463

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Demonstrate subtraction with three-digit numbers, utilizing regrouping

Solve It!Solve each problem.

1. Sarah had $679 in her savings account. She took $235 out of the account to buy a new stereo. What was the balance after her withdrawal of $235?

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2. The Wildcat Elementary School is going on a fi eld trip to the zoo. They have reserved 8 buses that have a total of 528 seats. There are 470 students in the school and 35 teachers that will be going to the zoo. Are there enough seats for all the students and teachers to ride on the buses?

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3. The fourth-graders at Shawsheen Elementary School were doing their annual fundraiser. They sold $998 worth of candy. The bill they have to pay is $425. How much profi t will the fourth-grade class make?

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4. Jeremy has $275 saved up. He wants to buy a CD player for $119 and a TV for $179. Does he have enough for both? Why or why not?

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5. Peter’s family was driving to visit his grandparents’ house. The entire trip was 642 miles. By lunchtime, they had driven 375 miles. Were they at least halfway there? How many miles were left to go?

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Demonstrate multiplication facts through 10 x 10

Multiplication TableComplete the following multiplication table, but be aware that thenumbers are not in the usual order. (The first box, 6 x 7, has beendone for you.)

× 6 1 4 9 2 7 3 10 5 8

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Number & Operations

Subtraction PracticeFind the following differences.

Demonstrate subtraction with three-digit numbers, utilizing regrouping

11. 456 – 261 = ________________

12. 894 – 621 = ________________

13. 496 – 261 = ________________

14. 895 – 725 = ________________

15. 627 – 130 = ________________

16. 820 – 419 = ________________

17. 597 – 496 = ________________

18. 900 – 199 = ________________

19. 560 – 250 = ________________

20. 764 – 179 = ________________

562– 162

2. 795– 705

3. 402– 120

4. 603– 546

5. 413– 267

6. 465– 361

7. 156– 149

8. 343– 342

9. 496– 396

10. 726– 627

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

RiddleTo solve the riddle, draw a straight line between each fraction on the leftand an equivalent fraction on the right. Each line will go through one number and one letter. At the bottom of the page, write the letter on eachline above the number.

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Determine common equivalent fractions and decimals (fractions equivalent to other fractions and fractions equivalent to decimals)

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Determine place value and round numbers up to millions

Digit SearchLook for the digit 7 in each number. Then write the place valueon the line.

1. 572,163 ____________________________

2. 726,468 ____________________________

3. 268,317 ____________________________

4. 649,752 ____________________________

5. 7,168,259 ____________________________

6. 708,469 ____________________________

7. 46,971 ____________________________

8. 97,802 ____________________________

9. 7,805,821 ____________________________

10. 6,479,520 ____________________________

11. tens digit in 805,317 ________

12. thousands digit in 916,348 ________

13. hundred thousands digit in 915,647 ________

14. hundreds digit in 1,346,592 ________

15. ones digit in 946,310 ________

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Career ChangesMany Americans will change careers during their lives. Even presidents of the United States have had different jobs!

What careers do you think these presidents had before they movedinto the White House? Your job is to find out! First, take a guess.Then divide, match the quotient, and see if your guess is correct.

DIVIDE:

1. Andrew Jackson

75 ÷ 6 = _________

2. Woodrow Wilson

193 ÷ 4 = _________

3. Ronald Reagan

462 ÷ 7 = _________

4. John F. Kennedy

469 ÷ 5 = _________

5. Andrew Johnson

432 ÷ 8 = _________

6. Lyndon Johnson

843 ÷ 9 = _________

7. Jimmy Carter

72 ÷ 2 = _________

8. Thomas Jefferson

755 ÷ 5 = _________

QUOTIENT ANDCAREER:

66 Actor

151 Writer

93 R6 Teacher

12 R3 Soldier

36 Peanut farmer

54 Tailor

48 R1 Teacher

93 R4 Newspaperman

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Determine place value and round numbers up to millions

RoundingRound each number to the place value listed.

1. 6,480 (hundreds) _______________________

2. 7,239 (tens) _______________________

3. 28,731 (thousands) _______________________

4. 590,472 (ten thousands) _______________________

5. 289,962 (hundred thousands) ______________________

6. 190,749 (tens) _______________________

7. 83,802 (hundreds) _______________________

8. 730,801 (thousands) _______________________

9. 69,730 (ten thousands) _______________________

10. 287,521 (thousands) _______________________

11. tens _______________________

12. thousands _______________________

13. ten thousands _______________________

14. hundred thousands _______________________

15. hundreds _______________________

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One of the families travels only 280 miles to get to Huntington Beach. They live in Las Vegas, Nevada. Solve these problems about their trip.

The five people in this family (2 adults and 3 kids) will stop for lunch at the Moose Restaurant. The prices are listed on the display board below. What will be the total bill without tax?

If each gallon of gas costs $1.58, about how much money will the family need for gas to travel the 280 miles?

Their car can go about 20 miles on every gallon of gasoline. About how many gallons of gasoline will they need to travel the 280 miles?

The family will drive the 280 miles in their car and average about 60 miles per hour. About how many hours will they be driving?

They will be driving between

hours and hours.

If the family has exactly $30, will they be able to pay their bill at the Moose Restaurant once they add on a $5 tip? Why or why not?

Moose RestaurantAll-You-Can-Eat

Adults $7.25Children $4.75

Skills:Solving Word Problems

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Name______________________

Number & Operations

Read and write numbers to millions in various forms (standard, expanded, word)

Different FormsWrite each number in standard form.

1. 5,000 + 60 + 3 = _____________________________

2. 7,000 + 700 = _____________________________

3. 7,000 + 80 + 9 = _____________________________

4. 10,000 + 900 + 6 = _____________________________

5. 300,000 + 80,000 + 4,000 + 300 + 20 + 8 = _____________________________

6. 800 + 90 = _____________________________

7. 40,000 + 600 = _____________________________

8. 80,000 + 7,000 + 500 + 40 + 9 = _____________________________

9. 800 + 3 = _____________________________

10. 90,000 + 90 + 9 = _____________________________

11. 4,500 _________________________________________________________

12. 35,000 _________________________________________________________

13. 692 _________________________________________________________

14. 1,090 _________________________________________________________

15. 5,038 _________________________________________________________

16. 6,030 _________________________________________________________

17. 14,972 _________________________________________________________

18. 280,000 _________________________________________________________

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For example, 298 rounded to the nearest

hundred would be 300 because the digit to the right of the

hundreds place is greater than or equal to five.

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Skills:Rounding Numbers

Round each of the following numbers to the place value listed.

Round It Off

598 to the nearest hundred is __________________________ .

2,980 to the nearest thousand is ________________________ .

5,390 to the nearest thousand is ________________________ .

4,932 to the nearest hundred is _________________________ .

920 to the nearest hundred is __________________________ .

94,830 to the nearest thousand is _______________________ .

390 to the nearest hundred is __________________________ .

14,830 to the nearest ten thousand is ____________________ .

897 to the nearest ten is ______________________________ .

98,700 to the nearest ten thousand is ____________________ .

985 to the nearest hundred is __________________________ .

158,970 to the nearest hundred thousand is ________________ .

©2005 by Evan-Moor Corp. • EMC 4548 • Math 89ASSESSMENT 7

256 x 12

842x 42

175x 23

290x 73

What is the smallest multiple left out of this cluster?

12 18 9

3 15

Read the problem. Find the answer.Melanie read 240 pages last weekend. Each book she read had an average of 80 pages. About how many books did Melanie read? books

Round each of these numbers to the place value listed.599 to the nearest hundred 3,980 to the nearest thousand 820 to the nearest hundred 95,842 to the nearest ten thousand 148,251 to the nearest thousand

Multiply.

Note: Use this assessment after your child has completed through page 88.

Read the graph. Fill in the correct circle to answer each question. Books Checked Out of the School Library Last Week

200150100 50 0 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

How many books were checked Å 200 ∏ 100out on Tuesday? Ç 150 ´ 50

On which day were the most Å Tuesday ∏ Mondaybooks checked out? Ç Friday ´ Wednesday

How many books were checked Å 550 ∏ 600out in all last week? Ç 400 ´ 450

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Put It in Order

When all the problems have been completed, write the answers in order from smallest to largest. Then write the corresponding letter for each answer on the lines to find out where Sheila’s sport is played.

smallest

largest

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141- 89

7x 7

53- 28

169 - 118

229- 205

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171- 99

112- 68

553- 514

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Sum

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Computation— All Operations

64 Math • EMC 4548 • ©2005 by Evan-Moor Corp. ASSESSMENT 5

Use the centimeter ruler to answer these questions about line length.

About how far is it from point A to point C? cmAbout how far is it from point A to point B? cmHow much farther from point A is point C than point B? cm

Read the clock. Fill in the circle to show the correct time.

Å 2:55Ç 2:00∏ 11:05´ 11:10

Å 9:15Ç 3:45∏ 9:20´ 4:15

Å 6:10Ç 2:25∏ 6:15´ 2:30

Å 7:40Ç 8:35∏ 7:35´ 7:45

Å 4:30Ç 6:15∏ 6:20´ 4:35

Å 3:40Ç 8:15∏ 8:45´ 3:45

Fill in the circle for the best estimate.About how long is a car from the front bumper to the rear bumper? Å 20 meters Ç 5 meters ∏ 2 meters ´ 10 centimeters

About how tall is a cat? Å 2 meters Ç 2 centimeters ∏ 2 feet ´ 20 centimeters

About how long is a new pencil? Å 8 inches Ç 8 centimeters ∏ 4 feet ´ 4 centimeters

A B C

Note: Use this assessment after your child has completed through page 63.

Continue the pattern.

7 10 13

6 12 18 7 13 9 15

Circle the larger numbers. 8.0 or 8.9 5» or 5½ 6½ or 6.4 7½ or 7.25

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Number & Operations

× 2 12 10 6 8 5 7 1 11 4 9 3

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A DifferentMultiplication TableComplete the multiplication table, but be aware that the numbers are not in the usual order. (The first box, 1 x 2, has been done for you.)

Demonstrate multiplication facts through 12 x 12

Name Date

Measuring Across and Down

ACROSS3. A year has 12 .

6. These contain four quarts.

9. one thousand years

11. A quart equals two .

15. groups of ten years

16. of an hour

18. One hundred sixty of these equal one square mile.

20. of a quart

21. 52 weeks

22. abbreviation for the unit that has 12 inches

23. A small car might weigh about 1 .

24. A minute has sixty of these.

27. one hundred years

29. A fortnight has 14 .

30. This unit of measure equals 4 pecks or 32 dry quarts.

31. A non-leap-year February has exactly four of them.

DOWN1. unit of weight for gems

and precious stones

2. of a day

4. abbreviation for the unit that is of a cup

5. Four pints is one of these.

7. of a yard

8. eight fluid ounces

9. 10,560 feet = 2

10. another way to say 12:00 A.M.

12. years in a decade

13. of a gallon

14. Twenty-six weeks is this part of a year.

15. units for measuring temperature

17. A typical cat might weigh 10 .

19. of a gallon

21. A mile has 1,760 .

25. 3,600 seconds = hour

26. half a dozen

28. abbreviation for weight equivalent to 16 ounces

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Name: __________________________ 100 Addition Facts Score: ________1. 13

518

+2. 14

923

+3. 9

514

+4. 7

916

+5. 9

918

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513

+7. 9

716

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921

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619

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718

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18+

12. 65

11+

13. 78

15+

14. 127

19+

15. 107

17+

16. 116

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18. 108

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19. 105

15+

20. 138

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26. 86

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27. 146

20+

28. 115

16+

29. 139

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30. 125

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31. 147

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32. 68

14+

33. 89

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34. 69

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35. 109

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36. 96

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38. 128

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Name: ________________________ 100 Division Facts Score: ________

1.

20210 2.

60512 3.

3056 4.

5469 5.

44411 6.

1836 7.

1243 8.

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66611 10.

4868

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2464 12.

1535 13.

70710 14.

55511 15.

4276 16.

2137 17.

2847 18.

96812 19.

1863 20.

3694

21.

108912 22.

6397 23.

2173 24.

77711 25.

33311 26.

3248 27.

50510 28.

4085 29.

30310 30.

3065

31.

60610 32.

2446 33.

6488 34.

1644 35.

36312 36.

5496 37.

80810 38.

88811 39.

40410 40.

84712

41.

7289 42.

4559 43.

7298 44.

5687 45.

3575 46.

933 47.

4886 48.

90910 49.

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2555 53.

4267 54.

72612 55.

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2045 58.

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1226 69.

623 70.

4058

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1628 72.

6379 73.

2793 74.

3649 75.

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1427 77.

2054 78.

1553 79.

2739 80.

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66611 84.

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2446 93.

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1535 95.

70710 96.

5469 97.

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48412 99.

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Name: ________________________ 100 Division Facts Score: ________

1.

77711 2.

4276 3.

66611 4.

88811 5.

6488 6.

99911 7.

1836 8.

4977 9.

3575 10.

4058

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30310 14.

2555 15.

2793 16.

2438 17.

55511 18.

2464 19.

96812 20.

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33311 23.

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72612 35.

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Name: ________________________ 100 Multiplication Facts Score: ________

1. 53

15×

2. 236

×3. 12

560

×4. 9

545

×5. 10

660

×6. 3

412

×7. 7

749

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550

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777

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784

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11. 85

40×

12. 107

70×

13. 94

36×

14. 84

32×

15. 75

35×

16. 43

12×

17. 64

24×

18. 63

18×

19. 86

48×

20. 113

33×

21. 73

21×

22. 88

64×

23. 87

56×

24. 59

45×

25. 128

96×

26. 35

15×

27. 339

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888

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763

×30. 12

672

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31. 38

24×

32. 57

35×

33. 108

80×

34. 29

18×

35. 78

56×

36. 126

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37. 44

16×

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39. 76

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40×

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64×

96. 74

28×

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108×

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48×

Name: ________________________ 100 Multiplication Facts Score: ________

1. 86

48×

2. 118

88×

3. 75

35×

4. 123

36×

5. 67

42×

6. 74

28×

7. 26

12×

8. 86

48×

9. 129

108×

10. 127

84×

11. 56

30×

12. 47

28×

13. 125

60×

14. 77

49×

15. 54

20×

16. 88

64×

17. 45

20×

18. 97

63×

19. 105

50×

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78

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