This worksheet has 9 questions relating to the area. Students will draw the area. They will find the total area of two rectangular shapes. They will find the area of a complex shape. They will use an array to help find the area.
This worksheet contains two passages on how plants grow and tips for growing your own plants. It contains the writing prompt, "How do plants grow? Use information from the two essays to explain the basic needs of plants and provide tips for growing your own plants at home." Finally, this document contains a 5 paragraph essay based on the two passages.
This worksheet contains the writing prompt, "Do you think schools should have a dress code policy that requires students to wear uniforms? Why or why not?" It contains two passages. The first passage gives the benefits of wearing school uniforms. The second passage gives the disadvantages of school uniforms. This worksheet can also be used as a reading resource for compare and contrast. It also contains a sample 5 paragraph essay taking the opinion that schools should have a uniform policy.
This document contains two passages comparing the advantages and disadvantages of young students owning a cell phone. The second page contains a 5 paragraph sample essay on why students should own cell phones.
This worksheet reviews the concept of area and perimeter. Types of questions include the area of irregular shape, adding the total area of two rectangles, area, and perimeter word problems, creating rectangles with the same area but different perimeters, finding the unknown sides, and length times width.
Egg drop competition instructions and material list. It contains follow up questions.
Students will measure common objects to the nearest inch and then input them in a table. Or you can just use the table with common objects. Once they have the data, they will use a number line divided into quarters and create a line plot. When finished they will answer some questions based on the line plot. Answer key is provided.
Students will practice measuring objects to the nearest quarter inch. They will also analyze line plots. This is designed to reteach the concept for those students who are struggling.
Students will practice measuring objects with quarter-inch measurements. They will also practice creating line plots based on measurements and tables.
This engaging educational resource will transport young minds to a prehistoric realm, allowing them to uncover the mysteries hidden within ancient tracks, fossils, and teeth.
The worksheet begins with an intriguing image, challenging young learners to identify and count the different tracks present. With a keen eye, they'll explore the possibilities and ponder the critters or machines that made these distinct imprints. By carefully listing the identified tracks, children exercise their observational skills and critical thinking abilities.