Biosphere 5th Grade Multiply Fractions by Whole Numbers Math Worksheets 5.NF.4
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150+ pages, 28 differentiated math lessons that incorporate social studies, science, and writing. These are great for early finishers, fun homework, and reinforcing content across disciplines. Students will love working on these activities and guessing what their secret subject is, revealing clues aPrice $20.00Original Price $37.00Save $17.00
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Teach two subjects in one activity! Students perform fraction multiplication while learning facts about a secret subject (the Biosphere). The final question will reveal their secret subject. After completing their math worksheets, students practice their writing skills with an informational paragraph on their subject. The secret subjects have been chosen specifically for 5th grade, and will reinforce content from multiple disciplines in one activity. This activity is perfect for review, early finishers, whole class, differentiation, enrichment, and sub packets! Sample question from this page.
Sample question from this product:
"How thick is it?"
3/8 X 9=
3 3/8= 12,500 meters thick
2 3/8= 8,000 meters thick
This product includes the following:
- Two page math worksheet
- Teacher answer key
- Informational paragraph writing prompt
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