| Different Math
Activities Grades 4-7 |
| General Math |
Number Theory |
Integers |
Pre-Algebra |
| Geometry |
Statistics |
Ratio/
Probability |
Fractions |
Patterns/
Pattern Blocks |
Graphing |
Problem Solving |
Percents |
| Verbal
Reasoning |
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 General
Mathematics |
| Escape from Nab (4-9)
"Escape from Knab is an educational simulation which takes participants through a
series of financial decision-making experiences in the fun and entertaining setting of the
fictitious planet, Knab where visitors discover the results of their actions and
decisions. " Make your way through Nab
making decisions on how you are going to survive.
 When you see this icon you or your teacher will have to print a handout you
will need. You can find the worksheets here.
 You may need to
discuss this simulation with your teacher before you get started.
From Escape
from Nab |
| Number Theory |
Factors and
Greatest Common Factors (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and
then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
 Exponents (Grades
5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Multiples and Least Common
Multiples (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Patterns and
Exponents (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Primes and
Components (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Divisibility Tests (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do
the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Challenge Activities:Number Theory After doing the 6 activities above,
try the challenge problems.
 After
each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about number theory.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
 Integers |
Introduction to
Integers (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Absolute Value (Grades
5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Comparing and
Ordering Integers (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do
the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Adding Integers (Grades
5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Subtracing Integers
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the
bottom of the page.
Multiplication of
Integers (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Division of Integers (Grades
5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Operations with Integers
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the
bottom of the page.
Challenge Exercises:
Integers and the Real World After doing the 8 activities above, try
the challenge problems.
After
each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about number theory.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
 Pre-Algebra |
 Order of Operations
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the
bottom of the page.
Operations
with Exponents (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Operations with
Integers (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Writing Algebraic
Expressions (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Writing Algebraic
Equations (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Challenge Exercises:
Exploring Pre-Algebra Topics After doing the 5 activities above, try
the challenge problems.
After
each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about algebra.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
 Geometry |
Fractals (Grades
4-12) This is a challenging lesson about Fractals. It will take you several class
periods to complete. Be sure to read all the instructions before starting.
You'll need to look over the
site with your teacher before you begin.
From Cynthia Lanius Mathematics
Lessons That Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 Circumference
of a Circle (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Area of a Circle
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the
page.
Challenge Exercises:Cirumference and Area of a Circle After doing the
2 activities above, try the challenge problems.
After
each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about statistics.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
 Perimeter of
Polygons (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Area of a Triangle
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the
page.
Area of a Rectangle
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the
page.
Area of a Trapezoid
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the
page.
Area of a
Parallelogram (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the
exercises at the bottom of the page.
Challenge Exercises:
Perimeter and Area of Polygons After doing the 5 activities above, try
the challenge problems.
After
each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about finding area of a polygon.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
| Statistics |
Range of a Set of Data (Grades
5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the page.
Median of a Set of
Data (Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises
at the bottom of the page.
Mean of a Set of Data
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the
bottom of the page.
Mode of a Set of Data
(Grades 5-8) Work through the examples and then do the exercises at the bottom of the
page.
Advanced Mean
Problems (Grades 5-8)
Challenge
Exercises:Introduction to Statistics After doing the 5 activities
above, try the challenge problems.
After each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about statistics.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
| %
Percents |
The Meaning of Percent
(Grades 4-8) Do the exercises and answer the questions at
the bottom of the page.
Writing
Percents as Decimals (Grades 4-8) Do
the exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Writing
Fractions as Percents (Grades 4-8) Do
the exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Writing
Percents as Fractions (Grades 4-8) Do
the exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Writing
Decimals as Percents (Grades 4-8) Do
the exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Percents <1 and
> 100 (Grades 4-8) Do the exercises
and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Challenge
Activities:Intoduction to Percents After doing the 6 activities above,
try the challenge problems.
After each activity, write on your own paper what you learned about percents.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
| Ratios/Probability |
All About Ratios
Do the 8 activities to practice rations.
 Check your own answers.
From Cynthia Lanius Mathematics
Lessons That Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 An Introduction to
Probability (Grades 3-7) Do the exercises and answer the questions at
the bottom of the page.
Certain
and Impossible Events (Grades 4-8) Do
the exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Complement of An
Event (Grades 4-8) Do the exercises
and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Mutually
Exclusive Events (Grades 4-8) Do the
exercises and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Dependent
Events (Grades 4-8) Do the exercises
and answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
Challenge
Activities:Introduction to Probability After you have finished the 5
activities above, you can try the challenge test!
After each
activity, write on your own paper what you learned about probability.
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Glosser's Math Goodies |
 Fractions |
No Matter What Shape Your Fractions Are In
(Grades 2-6)You can work with shapes by using this activity. Open
the Shape Maker in another window then answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
You
can either "draw" the shapes on your own paper or
 cut and paste the
questions into a Word document and type the answers there.
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Mathematics Lessons That
Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
| More Fun Fractions (Grades
3-8) Here's some more fraction fun! You can either "draw"
the shapes on your own paper or
cut and paste the
questions into a Word document and type the answers there.
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Mathematics Lessons That
Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
Challenging! Draw Fun Fractions (Grades
3?-8)There are three ways to accomplish this activity.
1) You can explore the problems online with the Shaper Maker,
2) You can print the page and use the graph paper on the page, or
3) you can print the graph paper only.
Be sure to turn in the answer sheet when you are
through.
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Designer Fractions (Grades
3?-8) Answer the questions and make you own design. You can use the instructions
from the above activity.
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Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 Who Wants Pizza (Grades
2-7) This 6 part lesson will teach you about fractions. If you are in second or
third grade lessons 4,5,6 may be too difficult.
Ask your teacher how many of the lessons he/she wants you to do.
Write
your answers on your own paper.
Be sure to turn in the answer
sheet when you are through.
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Mathematics Lessons That
Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 Patterns/Pattern Blocks
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Rectangular
Pattern Challenges (Grades 7-12) Do the
activity
using
your own paper and complete the assignment.
Be sure to turn in the answer sheet when you are
through.
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Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
No Matter What Shape Your Fractions Are In
(Grades 2-6)You can work with shapes by using this activity. Open
the Shape Maker in another window then answer the questions at the bottom of the page.
You
can either "draw" the shapes on your own paper or
cut and paste the
questions into a Word document and type the answers there.
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Mathematics Lessons That
Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
Number Sequencing (4-8)
Use this site to practice patterning of number sequences.
Discuss
with your teacher how to record your answers. From
Kidsport |
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 Graphing |
Let's Graph It! (Grades
3-8) This short activity gives you graphing practice. Complete the section
called "Your Turn" and if you have time you can poll your friends and make your
own graph.
Ask you teacher before you start doing a poll of your own.
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Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 Fun and Sun Rent-a-Car
(Grades 6-9 Pre-Algebra, Algebra) Use the Greens simulated trip to decide which car rental
deal is the best for them.
There are several ways to do this activity.
You
can do it online with a Java applet (no download necessary but your computer must have
Java enabled) or
Use the print version.
Ask you teacher which version she wants you do do!
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| Problem Solving |
 Checkerboard
Problem (Grades 3-12) Follow the steps to solve the problem.
When you have finished working the problem
cut and paste the chart
and put it into a Word document.
Be sure to turn in the answer
sheet when you are through.
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Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 Dice Problem (Grades
3-12) Follow the steps to solve the problem. When you have finished working the
problem
cut and paste the chart
and put it into a Word document.
Be sure to turn in the answer
sheet when you are through.
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Tower of Hanoi (all
ages)Try your luck at this famous game of skill and logic.
cut and paste the chart
and put it into a Word document.
Be sure to turn in the answer
sheet when you are through.
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Are Fun, Fun, Fun |
 The
Locker Problem (Grades 6-8) Remember this problem? You might try
it with a little help from a spreadsheet. Be sure to turn in an answer sheet when you are through.
From Math Forum |
 Traffic
Jam (Grades 6-8) Use the Java Applet to help you solve this problem.
using your own paper and complete
the assignment.Be
sure to turn in an answer sheet when you are through.
From Math Forum |
 Brain Teasers (3
different grade levels) Each Wednesday this site publishes a new brain teaser. The next
week the solution is posted. Record answers on your own
paper.
Be sure to turn in the answer
sheet when you are through.
From Houghton Miflin's Learning Place |
Figure This!
Take one of the challenges found on the
page or look in the Challenge Index for a different challenge.
Tell your teacher she can print some of the challenges for you. You
can find the challeges that can be printed here.
 If you see this icon you will need to download Acrobat Reader. Ask
you teacher/parent to help you download it. From
Figure This |
Verbal Reasoning What
is verbal reasoning? Use these examples to find out.
Discuss with your
teacher how to record your answers. From Kidsport |
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