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Adam thought his homework was going to be easy since there was only ONE equation. But his brother Nathan thought it was funny when he erased the addition signs. Put them back to make this equation equal to 83. 4 4 7 8 2 4 = 83

Rewrite the entire equation.

Hint: All the numbers should be less than 100.

Kevin thought his homework was going to be easy since there was only ONE equation. But his brother Jason thought it was funny when he erased the addition and subtraction signs. Put them back to make this equation equal to 54. 3 1 5 7 3 4 = 54

Rewrite the entire equation.

Hint: All the numbers should be less than 100.

Eric thought his homework was going to be easy since there was only ONE equation. But his brother Kevin thought it was funny when he erased the subtraction signs. Put them back to make this equation equal to 49. 8 7 1 7 2 1 = 49

Rewrite the entire equation.

Hint: All the numbers should be less than 100.

Circle 2 of the smallest numbers. 9,463,421 9,868,505 8,751,280 9,191,974 2,701,875 4,330,894 Order the numbers that are left from greatest to least.

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Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

2 2 6 1 7Use the digits to make a 2-digit plus 2-digit addition equation. The sum of your equation

should be 38.

Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

8 0 9 3 1Use the digits to make a 2-digit plus 2-digit addition equation. The sum of your equation

should be 49.

Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

9 3 7 3 7 9The sum of these two numbers is 48. Write the equation.

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place thousands hundreds tens ones millionshundred thousands ten thousands place value standard formexpanded form hundred millions ten millions billions trillionstenths hundredths thousandths ten thousandthshundred thousandths millionths

Circle words to the RIGHT or DOWN. Every letter is used exactly ONCE.A H U N D R E D T H S P L A C EC S O T A D D H U N D R E D SC K E R E T H O U S A N D T H SU I C B N S T R I L L I O N SR D R A T H B I L L I O N S T OA N E L H E M I L L I O N S E NT E T L S T H O U S A N D S N EE Y S S M I L L I O N T H S S SWrite the words found.

ONES TRILLIONS

10 x 3 = 2 6+ 4 9

4 0 8+ 3 3 9

For 7,886,827,688,158,043, write the digit that is in the ten thousands place.

(4 + 5) + 3 = 4 3- 3 3

word root bell can mean war rebel, antebellum

Write a letter that has two or more lines of symmetry.

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place thousands hundreds tens ones millionshundred thousands ten thousands place value standard formexpanded form hundred millions ten millions billions trillionstenths hundredths thousandths ten thousandthshundred thousandths millionths

Use each of the blocks to spell six words.Hint: The word billions is a word in the blocks.

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Circle the spelling words.

expanded formtenshundred thousandshundreds

thousandshundredshundred millionstensthousandths

place valueexpanded formhundred thousandstens

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Circle the spelling words.

trillionstenthsthousandsplace valuemillionsmillionths

millionthsten thousandsthousandsthousandstenths

hundredthsmillionthsmillionstenthsmillionshundreds

How many inches are in 2 feet?

inches7 x 6 =

is 10 more than 23 is 10 more than 88

is 100 more than 449 is 100 more than 848

is 100 more than 134 is 100 more than 248

is 1,000 more than 8,614 is 1,000 more than 4,652

is 10,000 more than 76,879 is 10,000 more than 79,194

9 cm = mmSeven kids and three adults are going to the circus. Kid's tickets are on sale for only half the price of adult tickets. The total cost is $70. How much is one kids ticket? How much is one adult ticket?

6 7 5- 3 5 7

Write an equation to represent this:

The product of twelve and seven is eighty-four.

word root tempor can mean time extemporaneous, temporal, temporary

1 lb = 16 oz

19 lb = oz

6 x 12 =

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Robot Rosa likes to be tricked. Show at least 5 different ways to make 8,600. One of your

ways should be WRONG to trick Robot Rosa.

Amanda and April are bookworms. That means they have a lot of books! Together they

have 45 books. April has more books than Amanda. In fact, April has exactly twice the

number of books that Amanda has. How many books does April have?

Pumpkins are on sale for $2.46 per pound. Peter bought a 3-pound pumpkin. Eric bought

a 6-pound pumpkin. How much more did Eric pay?

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Find a computer to practice your math skills.Go to: edhelper.com/math-games.htm

Or use your iPhone/iPad and start the edHelper app.Click the fifth grade link, find your assigned skill, and play!

Find and click each skill on the math game page to play. Record your score.

Date Score Skill

Pre-Test of Place Value and Number Sense

Standard and Expanded Forms of Numbers

Place Value Challenge

Compare Numbers (up to a billion - 1,000,000,000)

Reading Number Words

Writing Numbers as Words

Rounding Numbers

Final Review - Play this skill 2 times and record your score each time.

Date Score Skill

Place Value and Number Sense Review

Place Value and Number Sense Review

How long willeach game take? 5-6 minutes

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Write any number that fits these clues. It has a digit 0 in the hundreds place. The greatest digit is in the tens place. The least digit is in the hundreds place. It has a digit 2 in the ten thousands place. It is a 5-digit number. It has a digit 2 in the thousands place. The digit in the tens is greater than the digit in the hundreds place. The digit in the ones is greater than the digit in the hundreds place.

Start with the number 66,032,250. Now round that to the nearest million. Then add three hundred thousands. Write the new number.

Start with the number 504,735. Now round that to the nearest thousand. Then add seven ten thousands. Write the new number.

Circle 3 of the smallest numbers. 3,629,701 1,362,970 9,701,362 6,297,013 4,301,927 8,843,062 Order the numbers that are left from greatest to least.

You are working on a secret case to figure out how much money Emily has. You've worked really hard and discovered these clues: Emily does not have a million dollars. The amount of money Emily has is divisible by $4. Emily has more money than her sister. Her sister has a hundred thousand dollars.

While you might not know exactly how much money she has, can you come up with the smallest and largest amount of money that she COULD have?

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I am a 3-digit number with a 2 in the ones place. My tens digit is 4 less than my hundreds

digit. Write any number that fits this.

I am a 4-digit number less than 4,000. I am divisible by 7. Write any number that fits this.

I am a 5-digit number less than 50,000. I am divisible by 9. Write any number that fits this.

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The number 1500 is the smallest whole number that when rounded to the nearest

will be 2000.

The number 6499 is the largest whole number that, when rounded to the nearest

, will be 6000.

I am the largest whole number that will round to 230 when you round to the nearest ten.

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This number is so cool. The ones place is twice its tenths. The tens place is 5 less than its

hundredths. The sum of its digits is 10. What's the cool number?

.

Mrs. Lewis's class is raising money for needy people during December.

Anna saved a nickel for each day of the month to donate.

Billy saved a dime each day. Who collected more money? By how much more?

Circle the bigger number. Put a square around the smaller number.

59.9 tenths

8 hundredths

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Write any number that fits these clues. The least digit is in the ones place. The digit in the millions is greater than the digit in the hundred thousands place. It is a 7-digit number. The digit in the hundreds is less than the digit in the ten thousands place. It has a digit 3 in the thousands place. It has a digit 4 in the hundreds place. It has a digit 2 in the ones place.

Start with the number 455,306,035. Now round that to the nearest million. Then add four ten millions. Write the new number. How much larger or smaller is the new number compared to the original 455,306,035 number? Explain in words spelling out any numbers.

Change 35 to a

decimal.

Change 250

to a

decimal.

0 . 6x 6

84 divided by 12 equalsWrite 4

6 in lowest

terms.

K, L, J, K, I, J,

, I, G, H

Write a letter that has a line of symmetry.

In the number 6,147,813, the digit 3 is in what place?

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Emily thinks she has a headache, at least after trying to figure out the unknown number

from the clues. All she was given is that when 17 is subtracted from the unknown number

and then she divides that by 3, it gives the same value as when 39 is subtracted from the

unknown number. What is the unknown number?

Pam thinks she has a headache, at least after trying to figure out the unknown number

from the clues. All she was given is that when 18 is subtracted from the unknown number

and then she divides that by 7, it gives the same value as when 84 is subtracted from the

unknown number. What is the unknown number?

Jason will not tell you how many points he has in the PointsGazoomer app. All he told you

is that if you triple the number of points you have, then you will have one-half the number

of his points. You have 91,386 points. How many points does Jason have?

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I am the largest whole number that rounds to 20 when rounding to the nearest ten.

The number 249 is the largest whole number that, when rounded to the nearest

, will be 200.

I am a whole number. When rounded to the nearest ten, the answer is 30. The sum of my

digits is 11. What number am I?

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Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

7 3 3 7 5 8 0 3Use the digits to make a 2-digit minus 2-digit subtraction equation. The difference between

your numbers should be 2.

Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

0 4 4 2 2 1 3 0Use the digits to make a 2-digit plus 2-digit addition equation. The sum of your equation

should be 44.

Use any of these digits. Cross off a digit after you use it. You do not need to use all of the numbers.

4 6 0 6 4 8The sum of these two numbers is 54. Write the equation.

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Peter is taking a 24-hour walk challenge. He is trying to stay awake for 24 hours and plans

to walk as far as he can. Each hour he plans to sit and rest for only 3 minutes. If he is able

to do this, how long will he spend walking and not resting during the 24 hours?

_____ hours and _____ minutes

Complete.

8 smiles = 2 hearts

16 hearts = 3 balloons

3 balloons = smiles

If you exchange 90 dimes for dollars, then how many dollars would you get?

Double the number 5 three times.

What number is halfway between 54 and 58?

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Circle the bigger number. Put a square around the smaller number.

7.1 thousandths

85.3 ten-thousandths

Maria has a messy desk. She has a total of 30 markers, pens, and pencils.

She has 3 times as many markers as pens.

She also has 10 more pencils than pens.

How many markers does she have?

Kevin is making his favorite ultimate chocolate chip cookies for a huge party at school. He

just finished dropping rounded tablespoons of dough on his cookie sheet and was able to

fit 14, which will make 14 cookies. The problem is that he needs to make 76 cookies for his

party, and his oven can only fit one cookie sheet at a time. How many times will he have

to put a cookie sheet into the oven to make enough cookies?