Math


 * Click on the picture of Problem Solving I below and solve the problems. If you prefer to start a discussion thread to insert an answer that is also okay. If you use the discussion thread option than you won't have to worry about completing all the problems at once. **




 * ~ **P**ractice your Math skills with the mini-webquests below. Follow the directions at the top of the each page in the brown section. When you are done with one page of the activity click on the next page number and complete each additional activity. ||~  ||
 * < Graphing, Mean, Median, and Mode ||< You will learn about the different types of graphs, mean, median, mode, and range. You will also practice creating and interpreting graphs. ||
 * < Time ||< You will be reviewing and practicing time concepts including telling time to the hour, minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, and half hour. You will also be practicing elapsed time and answer time word problems. ||
 * < Money ||< Review and practice money skills including identifying money values, adding and subtracting money, finding change, using the fewest amount of coins, and solving real world money problems. Also learn the difference between wants and needs and learn about the history of money. ||
 * < Number Sense (Place Value) ||< You will practice number sense skills. Included in the activity are identifying place values, writing numbers in standard form, word form, and expanded notation, rounding, and estimating. ||
 * < Decimals ||< You will review and practice decimals concepts in this activity including the definition of a decimal, how to identify a decimal on a decimal square, how to identify decimals on a number line, comparing decimals, rounding decimals, and adding and subtracting decimals. ||
 * < Measure It! Customary and Metric Units ||< You will learn about customary and metric units of length and how to read a ruler. The lesson contains practice measuring to the nearest whole, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 inch, measuring with non-standard units, measuring to the nearest centimeter, and converting measurements. You will also practice by measuring ourselves to using different units of measure. ||
 * < What Are Fractions? Just the Basics ||< You are going to learn about the basics of fractions. What is a fraction? What are the parts of a fraction called? Can you identify a fraction amount? What are improper and mixed fractions? How do I compare fractions and put them in order? ||
 * < Find Equivalent Fractions, Simplify Fractions, and Add and Subtract Fractions ||< You are going to learn about and practice finding equivalent fractions, how to simplify fractions, and how to add and subtract fractions with like denominators. Then you will complete two challenge problems and review all the concepts in the fraction unit using an interactive site. ||
 * < Ratio and Probability ||< You will review the concept of probability and demonstrate our probability skills with interactive activities. ||