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Kindergarten to Grade 7, with answer keys and unlimited new versions. Worksheets matched to the BC curriculum, in your teacher dashboard. Each skill has three levels, a worked example, an answer key that is checked twice, and a fresh version whenever you want one. Print a single sheet, a class set with versions A to D, or a whole grade pack.

worksheet catalogue · kindergarten to grade 7

125
maths skills, Kindergarten to Grade 7
3
levels of every skill, each with a worked example
45
reference and facts sheets
11
classroom supports
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Print level 1 of today's skill for everyone and level 3 for the table that finished early. The worked example at the top means the sheet explains itself.
Mixed practice before a test
A composed sheet takes an even spread of several skills, so one page reviews the unit and the key is proven like any other.
A reference sheet to keep
A one-page helper on fractions, decimals and percents, or the times table, sits in the binder beside the worksheet.
Supports beside the maths
A visual schedule, a First and Then board, a token board or a set of feelings cards prints from the same place, with fixed pictures and nothing typed.

The catalogue

Every skill, by grade and strand.

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Kindergarten

3 skills

Number sense

  • Count to 10

    Kindergarten

    Count the counters and write how many.

    1. Level 1Count to 5
    2. Level 2Count to 10 in ten frames
    3. Level 3Count scattered dots to 10

    Curriculum: number concepts to 10 (bc.math.K.c.1)

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  • Ways to make 5

    Kindergarten

    Find the missing part that makes 5.

    1. Level 1With a picture
    2. Level 2Missing part
    3. Level 3Said another way

    Curriculum: ways to make 5 (bc.math.K.c.2)

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  • Ways to make 10

    Kindergarten and Grade 1

    Find the missing part that makes 10.

    1. Level 1With a picture
    2. Level 2Missing part
    3. Level 3Said another way

    Curriculum: decomposition of numbers to 10 (bc.math.K.c.3, bc.math.1.c.2)

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Grade 1

9 skills

Number sense

  • Count on and back to 20

    Grade 1

    Fill in the missing numbers, counting forward and backward.

    1. Level 1Count on
    2. Level 2Count back
    3. Level 3Count on and back

    Curriculum: number concepts to 20 (bc.math.1.c.1)

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  • Skip count by 2 and 5

    Grade 1

    Count by 2s and 5s and fill in the missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Count by 2 to 20
    2. Level 2Count by 5 to 50
    3. Level 3Count by 2 and 5 to 100

    Curriculum: number concepts to 20 (bc.math.1.c.1, bc.math.1.c.4)

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  • Equal or not equal

    Grade 1

    Decide if both sides are the same amount, and write = or ≠.

    1. Level 1Sums to 10
    2. Level 2Add and subtract to 20
    3. Level 3A sum on each side

    Curriculum: meaning of equality and inequality (bc.math.1.c.6)

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Operations

  • Add within 10

    Grade 1

    Addition facts with sums up to 10, then missing addends.

    1. Level 1Sums to 5
    2. Level 2Sums to 10
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 20 (understanding of operation and process) (bc.math.1.c.3)

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  • Subtract within 10

    Grade 1

    Take away from numbers up to 10, then find the missing number.

    1. Level 1Take away from 5 or less
    2. Level 2Take away from 10 or less
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 20 (understanding of operation and process) (bc.math.1.c.3)

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  • Add within 20

    Grades 1 and 2

    Add within 20, first without and then with bridging 10.

    1. Level 1No bridging 10
    2. Level 2Bridging 10
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 20 (understanding of operation and process) (bc.math.1.c.3, bc.math.2.c.3)

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  • Subtract within 20

    Grades 1 and 2

    Subtract within 20, first without and then with bridging 10.

    1. Level 1No bridging 10
    2. Level 2Bridging 10
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 20 (understanding of operation and process) (bc.math.1.c.3, bc.math.2.c.3)

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  • Doubles and near doubles

    Grades 1 and 2

    Doubles up to 10 + 10, near doubles, and halves.

    1. Level 1Doubles
    2. Level 2Near doubles
    3. Level 3Halves and missing numbers

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 20 (understanding of operation and process) (bc.math.1.c.3, bc.math.2.c.3)

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Money

  • Count coins of one kind

    Grade 1

    Skip count sets of nickels, dimes, loonies or toonies.

    1. Level 1Nickels and dimes
    2. Level 2Loonies and toonies
    3. Level 3Bigger sets

    Curriculum: financial literacy: values of coins, and monetary exchanges (bc.math.1.c.11)

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Grade 2

10 skills

Number sense

  • Tens and ones

    Grade 2

    Break two-digit numbers into tens and ones.

    1. Level 1Count the blocks
    2. Level 2How many tens and ones
    3. Level 3Write it as a sum

    Curriculum: number concepts to 100 (bc.math.2.c.1)

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  • Skip count by 2, 5 and 10

    Grade 2

    Count by 2s, 5s and 10s from different starting points, forward and backward.

    1. Level 1Forward
    2. Level 2From any number
    3. Level 3Backward

    Curriculum: number concepts to 100 (bc.math.2.c.1)

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  • Compare numbers to 100

    Grade 2

    Compare two-digit numbers with <, > and =, then put three in order.

    1. Level 1Different tens
    2. Level 2Close numbers
    3. Level 3Order three numbers

    Curriculum: number concepts to 100 (bc.math.2.c.1, bc.math.2.c.7)

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Operations

  • Fact families to 20

    Grades 2 and 3

    Three numbers, four facts: see how addition and subtraction fit together.

    1. Level 1Totals to 10
    2. Level 2Totals to 20
    3. Level 3Blanks anywhere

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction facts to 20 (introduction of computational strategies) (bc.math.2.c.3, bc.math.3.c.4)

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  • Add 2-digit numbers

    Grade 2

    Add 2-digit numbers to 100 with any strategy, with and without bridging a ten.

    1. Level 1Without bridging a ten
    2. Level 2Bridging a ten
    3. Level 3Mixed

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 100 (bc.math.2.c.4)

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  • Subtract 2-digit numbers

    Grade 2

    Subtract 2-digit numbers with any strategy, with and without bridging a ten.

    1. Level 1Without bridging a ten
    2. Level 2Bridging a ten
    3. Level 3Mixed

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 100 (bc.math.2.c.4)

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  • Balance the equation

    Grade 2

    Find the number that makes both sides of the equal sign the same.

    1. Level 1Sums to 10
    2. Level 2Sums to 20
    3. Level 3Add and subtract

    Curriculum: symbolic representation of equality and inequality (bc.math.2.c.7)

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  • Word problems to 100

    Grade 2

    Short stories to solve by adding or subtracting, with numbers to 100.

    1. Level 1Put together
    2. Level 2Take away and compare
    3. Level 3Find the missing part

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 100 (bc.math.2.c.4)

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Patterns and equations

  • Growing patterns

    Grade 2

    Number patterns to 100 that grow by the same amount. Find the next numbers and the rule.

    1. Level 1Add 2, 5 or 10: write the next three numbers
    2. Level 2Add 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 from any number
    3. Level 3Find the rule

    Curriculum: repeating and increasing patterns (bc.math.2.c.5)

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Money

  • Count coins to 100 cents

    Grade 2

    Add up nickels, dimes and quarters to 100 cents.

    1. Level 1Two kinds, up to 5 coins
    2. Level 2Three kinds, up to 7 coins
    3. Level 3Up to 9 coins, mixed up

    Curriculum: financial literacy: coin combinations to 100 cents, and spending and saving (bc.math.2.c.12)

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Grade 3

14 skills

Number sense

  • Place value to 1000

    Grade 3

    Hundreds, tens and ones: count blocks, write sums, and watch for zeros.

    1. Level 1Count the blocks
    2. Level 2Write it as a sum
    3. Level 3Hundreds, tens and ones with zeros

    Curriculum: number concepts to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.1)

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  • Compare and order to 1000

    Grade 3

    Compare three-digit numbers with <, > and =, then put three in order.

    1. Level 1Different hundreds
    2. Level 2Close numbers
    3. Level 3Order three numbers

    Curriculum: number concepts to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.1)

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  • Skip count by any number

    Grade 3

    Count by 3s, 4s, 25s, 100s and more, from any starting point, up or down.

    1. Level 1By 3, 4 and 6
    2. Level 2By 10, 25 and 100 from any number
    3. Level 3Backward by any number

    Curriculum: number concepts to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.1)

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Operations

  • Add 3-digit numbers

    Grade 3

    Stacked addition with sums up to 1000, regrouping once or more.

    1. Level 1No regrouping
    2. Level 2Regrouping once
    3. Level 3Regrouping more than once, some 2-digit addends

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.3)

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  • Subtract 3-digit numbers

    Grade 3

    Stacked subtraction of 3-digit numbers, including regrouping across zeros.

    1. Level 1No regrouping
    2. Level 2With regrouping
    3. Level 3Across zeros

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.3)

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  • Find the missing number: add and subtract

    Grade 3

    Find the unknown start, change or result in equations to 100.

    1. Level 1Result unknown
    2. Level 2Change unknown
    3. Level 3Start unknown

    Curriculum: one-step addition and subtraction equations with an unknown number (bc.math.3.c.8)

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  • Word problems to 1000

    Grade 3

    Road trips, libraries and bottle drives: stories with numbers to 1000.

    1. Level 1Add
    2. Level 2Subtract
    3. Level 3Two steps

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 1000 (bc.math.3.c.3)

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  • Arrays and equal groups

    Grade 3

    See multiplication as rows, equal groups and repeated addition.

    1. Level 1Arrays
    2. Level 2Equal groups
    3. Level 3Repeated addition

    Curriculum: multiplication and division concepts (bc.math.3.c.5)

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  • Sharing equally

    Grade 3

    Share into equal groups, then write the sharing as division.

    1. Level 1With a picture
    2. Level 2Divide with an array
    3. Level 3Multiply to divide

    Curriculum: multiplication and division concepts (bc.math.3.c.5)

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Fractions, decimals and percents

  • Name the fraction

    Grade 3

    Count the shaded parts and the equal parts, then write the fraction.

    1. Level 1Halves, thirds and quarters
    2. Level 2Up to eighths
    3. Level 3Up to twelfths

    Curriculum: fraction concepts (bc.math.3.c.2)

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  • Shade the fraction

    Grade 3

    Shade parts of circles and bars to show a fraction.

    1. Level 1One part
    2. Level 2More than one part
    3. Level 3Up to twelfths

    Curriculum: fraction concepts (bc.math.3.c.2)

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Patterns and equations

  • Patterns that grow and shrink

    Grade 3

    Patterns to 1000 that go up or down, including doubling and halving.

    1. Level 1Add or subtract the same number
    2. Level 2Doubling and halving
    3. Level 3Write the rule and the next numbers

    Curriculum: increasing and decreasing patterns (bc.math.3.c.6, bc.math.3.c.7)

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Measurement and geometry

  • Metric units

    Grade 3

    Change metres to centimetres, and compare lengths, masses and capacities in related units.

    1. Level 1Metres and centimetres
    2. Level 2Which is more?
    3. Level 3Metres and centimetres together

    Curriculum: measurement, using standard units (linear, mass, and capacity) (bc.math.3.c.9)

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Money

  • Count coins and bills

    Grade 3

    Add up Canadian bills and coins, up to $100.

    1. Level 1Loonies, toonies and bills (whole dollars)
    2. Level 2Bills and coins
    3. Level 3Larger sets up to $100

    Curriculum: financial literacy: fluency with coins and bills to 100 dollars, and earning and payment (bc.math.3.c.14)

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Grade 4

31 skills

Number sense

  • Place value to 10 000

    Grade 4

    Write four-digit numbers as thousands, hundreds, tens and ones.

    1. Level 1Write the number
    2. Level 2Find the missing part
    3. Level 3Parts out of order

    Curriculum: number concepts to 10 000 (bc.math.4.c.1)

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  • Compare and order to 10 000

    Grade 4

    Compare four-digit numbers with <, > and =, then put three in order.

    1. Level 1Different thousands
    2. Level 2Close numbers
    3. Level 3Order three numbers

    Curriculum: number concepts to 10 000 (bc.math.4.c.1)

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Operations

  • Add 4-digit numbers

    Grade 4

    Add two 4-digit numbers in columns, with sums up to 10 000.

    1. Level 1No regrouping
    2. Level 2Regrouping once
    3. Level 3Regrouping more than once

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 10 000 (bc.math.4.c.4)

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  • Subtract 4-digit numbers

    Grade 4

    Subtract 4-digit numbers in columns, including regrouping across zeros.

    1. Level 1No regrouping
    2. Level 2With regrouping
    3. Level 3Across zeros

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 10 000 (bc.math.4.c.4)

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  • Add and subtract to 10 000, mixed

    Grade 4

    A review sheet that mixes adding and subtracting 4-digit numbers in columns.

    1. Level 1No regrouping
    2. Level 2With regrouping
    3. Level 3With zeros

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction to 10 000 (bc.math.4.c.4)

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  • 2 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 2 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 3 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 3 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 4 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 4 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 5 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 5 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 6 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 6 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 7 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 7 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 8 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 8 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 9 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 9 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • 10 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Practise the 10 times table, then use it to divide and to find missing numbers.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide
    3. Level 3Missing number

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9)

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  • Multiplication facts, mixed

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    Mixed multiplication facts, from the 2s, 5s and 10s up to all facts to 10 × 10.

    1. Level 12s, 5s and 10s
    2. Level 22s, 3s, 4s, 5s and 10s
    3. Level 3All facts to 10 × 10

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9, bc.math.6.c.2)

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  • Division facts, mixed

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    Mixed division facts, from dividing by 2, 5 and 10 up to all facts to 100.

    1. Level 1Divide by 2, 5 and 10
    2. Level 2Divide by 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10
    3. Level 3All facts to 100

    Curriculum: multiplication and division facts to 100 (introductory computational strategies) (bc.math.4.c.8, bc.math.5.c.9, bc.math.6.c.2)

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  • Multiply by a 1-digit number

    Grade 4

    Multiply two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number in columns.

    1. Level 12 digits, no regrouping
    2. Level 22 digits, with regrouping
    3. Level 33 digits

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of two- or three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers (bc.math.4.c.5)

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  • Divide by a 1-digit number

    Grade 4

    Divide two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number, with no remainders.

    1. Level 12 digits, each digit divides evenly
    2. Level 22 digits
    3. Level 33 digits

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of two- or three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers (bc.math.4.c.5)

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  • Find the missing number: all operations

    Grade 4

    Find the unknown number in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division sentences.

    1. Level 1Result unknown
    2. Level 2Change unknown
    3. Level 3Start unknown

    Curriculum: one-step equations with an unknown number, using all operations (bc.math.4.c.11)

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  • Word problems: multiply and divide

    Grade 4

    Short stories to solve by multiplying or dividing by a one-digit number.

    1. Level 1Multiply
    2. Level 2Divide (no remainders)
    3. Level 3Mixed

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of two- or three-digit numbers by one-digit numbers (bc.math.4.c.5)

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Fractions, decimals and percents

  • Compare fractions

    Grade 4

    Compare fractions with the same denominator, use one half and 1 as benchmarks, and put fractions in order.

    1. Level 1Same denominator
    2. Level 2Compare with one half and 1
    3. Level 3Order three fractions

    Curriculum: ordering and comparing fractions (bc.math.4.c.3)

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  • Tenths and hundredths

    Grade 4

    Write tenths and hundredths as decimals and as fractions, then compare them.

    1. Level 1Fraction to decimal
    2. Level 2Decimal to fraction
    3. Level 3Mixed numbers and comparing

    Curriculum: decimals to hundredths (bc.math.4.c.2)

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  • Add decimals

    Grade 4

    Add decimals to hundredths in columns, with the decimal points lined up.

    1. Level 1Tenths
    2. Level 2Hundredths
    3. Level 3Tenths and hundredths together

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to hundredths (bc.math.4.c.6)

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  • Subtract decimals

    Grade 4

    Subtract decimals to hundredths in columns, with the decimal points lined up.

    1. Level 1Tenths
    2. Level 2Hundredths
    3. Level 3Tenths and hundredths together

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to hundredths (bc.math.4.c.6)

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  • Add and subtract decimals, mixed

    Grade 4

    Mixed review: add and subtract decimals to hundredths in columns.

    1. Level 1Tenths
    2. Level 2Hundredths
    3. Level 3Tenths and hundredths together

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to hundredths (bc.math.4.c.6)

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Patterns and equations

  • Pattern tables

    Grades 4 and 5

    Use a rule to fill in an In and Out table, then find the rule from a full table.

    1. Level 1Use the rule
    2. Level 2Fill both columns
    3. Level 3Find the rule

    Curriculum: increasing and decreasing patterns, using tables and charts (bc.math.4.c.9, bc.math.5.c.10)

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Measurement and geometry

  • Tell the time

    Grade 4

    Read analog clocks to the quarter hour, five minutes and the minute.

    1. Level 1Hour, half hour and quarter hour
    2. Level 2Five-minute steps
    3. Level 3To the minute

    Curriculum: how to tell time with analog and digital clocks, using 12- and 24-hour clocks (bc.math.4.c.12)

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  • Draw the time

    Grade 4

    Draw the hour and minute hands to show a time.

    1. Level 1Hour, half hour and quarter hour
    2. Level 2Five-minute steps
    3. Level 3To the minute

    Curriculum: how to tell time with analog and digital clocks, using 12- and 24-hour clocks (bc.math.4.c.12)

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  • 24-hour time

    Grade 4

    Change between a.m. and p.m. times and the 24-hour clock.

    1. Level 1Afternoon and evening to 24-hour
    2. Level 224-hour to a.m. or p.m.
    3. Level 3Mixed, with midnight and noon

    Curriculum: how to tell time with analog and digital clocks, using 12- and 24-hour clocks (bc.math.4.c.12)

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  • Perimeter

    Grade 4

    Find the perimeter of rectangles, squares and regular shapes, or a missing side.

    1. Level 1Rectangles and squares
    2. Level 2Regular shapes
    3. Level 3Find the missing side

    Curriculum: perimeter of regular and irregular shapes (bc.math.4.c.14)

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Money

  • Making change

    Grade 4

    Work out the change from a cash purchase, up to $100.

    1. Level 1Paid with $5 or $10
    2. Level 2Paid with $20, $50 or $100
    3. Level 3Two items, then change

    Curriculum: financial literacy: monetary calculations, including making change with amounts to 100 dollars and making simple financial decisions (bc.math.4.c.18)

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Grade 5

18 skills

Number sense

  • Place value to 1 000 000

    Grade 5

    Write five-digit and six-digit numbers as a sum of their places.

    1. Level 1Write the number
    2. Level 2Find the missing part
    3. Level 3Parts out of order and regrouped

    Curriculum: number concepts to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.1)

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  • Compare and order to 1 000 000

    Grade 5

    Compare six-digit numbers with <, > and =, then put three in order.

    1. Level 1Different leading digits
    2. Level 2Close numbers
    3. Level 3Order three numbers

    Curriculum: number concepts to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.1)

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Operations

  • Add large numbers

    Grade 5

    Add 5-digit and 6-digit numbers in columns, with sums up to 1 000 000.

    1. Level 15-digit numbers
    2. Level 26-digit numbers
    3. Level 3Three numbers

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of whole numbers to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.5)

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  • Subtract large numbers

    Grade 5

    Subtract 5-digit and 6-digit numbers in columns, including regrouping across zeros.

    1. Level 15-digit numbers
    2. Level 26-digit numbers
    3. Level 3Across zeros

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of whole numbers to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.5)

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  • Add and subtract large numbers, mixed

    Grade 5

    A review sheet that mixes adding and subtracting 5-digit and 6-digit numbers in columns.

    1. Level 15-digit numbers
    2. Level 26-digit numbers
    3. Level 3With zeros

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of whole numbers to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.5)

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  • Word problems with large numbers

    Grade 5

    Stadiums, flights, towns and salmon runs: stories with numbers in the hundred thousands.

    1. Level 1Add
    2. Level 2Subtract
    3. Level 3Two steps

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of whole numbers to 1 000 000 (bc.math.5.c.5)

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  • Multiply 2 digits by 2 digits

    Grade 5

    Multiply two-digit numbers by two-digit numbers, then three digits by two.

    1. Level 1By tens and teens
    2. Level 2Any 2 digits by 2 digits
    3. Level 33 digits by 2 digits

    Curriculum: multiplication and division to three digits, including division with remainders (bc.math.5.c.6)

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  • Divide with remainders

    Grade 5

    Divide by a one-digit number and write what is left over as a remainder.

    1. Level 1Facts with a remainder
    2. Level 22 digits by 1 digit
    3. Level 33 digits by 1 digit

    Curriculum: multiplication and division to three digits, including division with remainders (bc.math.5.c.6)

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Fractions, decimals and percents

  • Compare decimals

    Grade 5

    Compare and order decimals to thousandths, even when they have different numbers of places.

    1. Level 1Same number of places
    2. Level 2Different numbers of places
    3. Level 3Order three decimals

    Curriculum: decimals to thousandths (bc.math.5.c.2, bc.math.5.c.4)

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  • Equivalent fractions

    Grade 5

    Find the missing number in equivalent fractions, then write fractions in lowest terms.

    1. Level 1Find the missing top number
    2. Level 2Find the missing number, top or bottom
    3. Level 3Write in lowest terms

    Curriculum: equivalent fractions (bc.math.5.c.3)

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  • Add decimals to thousandths

    Grade 5

    Add decimals to thousandths in columns, even when they have different numbers of places.

    1. Level 1Thousandths
    2. Level 2Different numbers of places
    3. Level 3Three numbers

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to thousandths (bc.math.5.c.7)

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  • Subtract decimals to thousandths

    Grade 5

    Subtract decimals to thousandths in columns, including from a whole number.

    1. Level 1Thousandths
    2. Level 2Different numbers of places
    3. Level 3From a whole number

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to thousandths (bc.math.5.c.7)

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  • Add and subtract decimals to thousandths, mixed

    Grade 5

    Mixed review: add and subtract decimals to thousandths, with different places and whole numbers.

    1. Level 1Thousandths
    2. Level 2Different numbers of places
    3. Level 3With whole numbers

    Curriculum: addition and subtraction of decimals to thousandths (bc.math.5.c.7)

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Patterns and equations

  • Equations with a variable

    Grade 5

    Find the number a letter stands for, as in 4 + x = 15.

    1. Level 1Add and subtract
    2. Level 2Multiply and divide
    3. Level 3Mixed, the variable on either side

    Curriculum: one-step equations with variables (bc.math.5.c.11)

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Measurement and geometry

  • Area of rectangles

    Grade 5

    Find the area of rectangles and squares, or a missing side.

    1. Level 1Small rectangles
    2. Level 2Larger rectangles and squares
    3. Level 3Find the missing side

    Curriculum: area measurement of squares and rectangles (bc.math.5.c.12)

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  • Area and perimeter

    Grade 5

    Find the perimeter and the area of rectangles, and see that the same perimeter can give different areas.

    1. Level 1Small rectangles
    2. Level 2Larger rectangles
    3. Level 3Same perimeter, different area

    Curriculum: relationships between area and perimeter (bc.math.5.c.13)

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  • Elapsed time

    Grade 5

    Find how much time passed between a start and an end time.

    1. Level 1Whole and half hours
    2. Level 2Any minutes, same half of the day
    3. Level 3Across noon

    Curriculum: duration, using measurement of time (bc.math.5.c.14)

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Money

  • Making change to $1000

    Grade 5

    Add up prices and make change from fifty and hundred dollar amounts, up to $1000.

    1. Level 1One item, paid with $100 bills
    2. Level 2Two items
    3. Level 3Three items, up to $1000

    Curriculum: financial literacy: monetary calculations, including making change with amounts to 1000 dollars and developing simple financial plans (bc.math.5.c.19)

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Grade 6

15 skills

Operations

  • Order of operations

    Grade 6

    Work out expressions in the right order, with and without brackets.

    1. Level 1Two operations
    2. Level 2With brackets
    3. Level 3Three operations with brackets

    Curriculum: order of operations with whole numbers (bc.math.6.c.3)

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  • Greatest common factor

    Grade 6

    Find the greatest common factor of two numbers by listing their factors.

    1. Level 1Numbers to 30
    2. Level 2Numbers to 60
    3. Level 3Numbers to 100

    Curriculum: factors and multiples: greatest common factor and least common multiple (bc.math.6.c.4)

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  • Least common multiple

    Grade 6

    Find the least common multiple of two numbers by listing their multiples.

    1. Level 1Numbers to 15
    2. Level 2Numbers to 20
    3. Level 3Numbers to 25

    Curriculum: factors and multiples: greatest common factor and least common multiple (bc.math.6.c.4)

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Fractions, decimals and percents

  • Improper fractions and mixed numbers

    Grade 6

    Change improper fractions to mixed numbers and back, then compare them.

    1. Level 1Improper to mixed
    2. Level 2Mixed to improper
    3. Level 3Compare

    Curriculum: improper fractions and mixed numbers (bc.math.6.c.5)

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  • Equivalent ratios

    Grade 6

    Write ratios from counts, find the missing term in equivalent ratios, and write ratios in simplest form.

    1. Level 1Write ratios and scale up
    2. Level 2Missing term anywhere
    3. Level 3Simplest form

    Curriculum: introduction to ratios (bc.math.6.c.6)

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  • Multiply decimals

    Grade 6

    Multiply a decimal by a whole number, from tenths to thousandths.

    1. Level 1Tenths by a 1-digit number
    2. Level 2Hundredths by a 1-digit number
    3. Level 3Thousandths, and 2-digit multipliers

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of decimals (bc.math.6.c.8)

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  • Divide decimals

    Grade 6

    Divide a decimal by a whole number from 2 to 9, with answers that end by the thousandths.

    1. Level 1Tenths by a 1-digit number
    2. Level 2Hundredths by a 1-digit number
    3. Level 3Thousandths, and extra zeros to keep dividing

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of decimals (bc.math.6.c.8)

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  • Multiply and divide decimals, mixed

    Grade 6

    A mixed review: multiply and divide decimals by whole numbers on the same sheet.

    1. Level 1Tenths
    2. Level 2Hundredths
    3. Level 3Thousandths

    Curriculum: multiplication and division of decimals (bc.math.6.c.8)

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  • Percent of a number

    Grade 6

    Find a percent of a number, then use it for discounts and missing parts.

    1. Level 110%, 25%, 50% and 75%
    2. Level 2Any multiple of 5%
    3. Level 3Discounts and missing parts

    Curriculum: whole-number percents and percentage discounts (bc.math.6.c.7)

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Patterns and equations

  • One-step equations

    Grade 6

    Solve one-step equations such as 3x = 12 and x + 5 = 11.

    1. Level 1Add and subtract
    2. Level 2Multiply and divide
    3. Level 3Mixed

    Curriculum: one-step equations with whole-number coefficients and solutions (bc.math.6.c.10)

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Measurement and geometry

  • Coordinates: first quadrant

    Grade 6

    Read and plot points on a first-quadrant grid, using whole numbers.

    1. Level 1Grid to 5
    2. Level 2Grid to 10, some points on the axes
    3. Level 3Plot the points

    Curriculum: combinations of transformations (plotting points in the first quadrant with whole-number ordered pairs) (bc.math.6.c.16)

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  • Area of parallelograms

    Grade 6

    Find the area of parallelograms as base times height, or find a missing base or height.

    1. Level 1Base and height to 10
    2. Level 2Base or height above 10
    3. Level 3Find the missing base or height

    Curriculum: area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids (bc.math.6.c.12)

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  • Area of triangles

    Grade 6

    Find the area of triangles as half of base times height, or find a missing base or height.

    1. Level 1Base and height to 10
    2. Level 2Base or height above 10
    3. Level 3Find the missing base or height

    Curriculum: area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids (bc.math.6.c.12)

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  • Area of triangles and parallelograms, mixed

    Grade 6

    Mixed review: find the area of triangles and parallelograms, or a missing base or height.

    1. Level 1Base and height to 10
    2. Level 2Base or height above 10
    3. Level 3Find the missing base or height

    Curriculum: area of triangles, parallelograms, and trapezoids (bc.math.6.c.12)

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  • Volume of rectangular prisms

    Grade 6

    Find the volume and capacity of rectangular prisms, or a missing side.

    1. Level 1Small prisms
    2. Level 2Larger prisms
    3. Level 3Find the missing side

    Curriculum: volume and capacity (bc.math.6.c.14)

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Grade 7

25 skills

Operations

  • Add integers

    Grade 7

    Add positive and negative numbers from −20 to 20 with the sign rules, two or three at a time.

    1. Level 1From −10 to 10
    2. Level 2From −20 to 20
    3. Level 3Three numbers

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Subtract integers

    Grade 7

    Subtract positive and negative numbers by adding the opposite.

    1. Level 1Subtract a positive number
    2. Level 2Subtract a negative number
    3. Level 3Subtract any integer, from −20 to 20

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Add and subtract integers, mixed

    Grade 7

    Review adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers, mixed on one sheet.

    1. Level 1From −10 to 10
    2. Level 2From −20 to 20
    3. Level 3Three numbers

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Multiply integers

    Grade 7

    Multiply positive and negative numbers with the sign rules, two or three at a time.

    1. Level 1At most one negative number
    2. Level 2Any signs
    3. Level 3Three numbers

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Divide integers

    Grade 7

    Divide positive and negative numbers with the sign rules, and find a missing number.

    1. Level 1At most one negative number
    2. Level 2Any signs
    3. Level 3Find the missing number

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Multiply and divide integers, mixed

    Grade 7

    Review multiplying and dividing positive and negative numbers, mixed on one sheet.

    1. Level 1At most one negative number
    2. Level 2Any signs
    3. Level 3Larger numbers

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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  • Order of operations with integers

    Grade 7

    Work out expressions with positive and negative numbers in the right order, with and without brackets.

    1. Level 1Two operations
    2. Level 2With brackets
    3. Level 3Three operations

    Curriculum: operations with integers (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.2)

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Fractions, decimals and percents

  • Add fractions

    Grade 7

    Add fractions with the same bottom number, then with related and unlike bottom numbers, and write the sum in lowest terms.

    1. Level 1Same bottom number
    2. Level 2One bottom number is a multiple of the other
    3. Level 3Unlike bottom numbers to 12

    Curriculum: relationships between decimals, fractions, ratios, and percents (extension: BC teaches operations with fractions in Grade 8) (bc.math.7.c.4)

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  • Subtract fractions

    Grade 7

    Subtract fractions with the same bottom number, then with related and unlike bottom numbers, and write the difference in lowest terms.

    1. Level 1Same bottom number
    2. Level 2One bottom number is a multiple of the other
    3. Level 3Unlike bottom numbers to 12

    Curriculum: relationships between decimals, fractions, ratios, and percents (extension: BC teaches operations with fractions in Grade 8) (bc.math.7.c.4)

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  • Multiply fractions

    Grade 7

    Find a fraction of a whole number, multiply fraction by fraction, then multiply with mixed numbers.

    1. Level 1A fraction of a whole number
    2. Level 2Fraction by fraction
    3. Level 3With mixed numbers

    Curriculum: relationships between decimals, fractions, ratios, and percents (extension: BC teaches operations with fractions in Grade 8) (bc.math.7.c.4)

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  • Divide fractions

    Grade 7

    Divide a whole number by a unit fraction, a fraction by a whole number, then a fraction by a fraction.

    1. Level 1A whole number by a unit fraction
    2. Level 2A fraction by a whole number
    3. Level 3Fraction by fraction

    Curriculum: relationships between decimals, fractions, ratios, and percents (extension: BC teaches operations with fractions in Grade 8) (bc.math.7.c.4)

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  • Divide decimals by long division

    Grade 7

    Long division of a decimal by a whole number from 2 to 9, with the decimal points lined up in the bracket.

    1. Level 1Tenths, no extra zeros
    2. Level 2Hundredths, no extra zeros
    3. Level 3Write zeros to finish

    Curriculum: operations with decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.3)

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  • Fractions, decimals and percents

    Grade 7

    Write the same amount as a fraction, a decimal and a percent, then compare.

    1. Level 1From a fraction
    2. Level 2From a decimal
    3. Level 3From a percent, and comparing

    Curriculum: relationships between decimals, fractions, ratios, and percents (bc.math.7.c.4)

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  • Order of operations with decimals

    Grade 7

    Work out expressions with decimals in the right order, with and without brackets.

    1. Level 1Two operations
    2. Level 2With brackets
    3. Level 3Three operations

    Curriculum: operations with decimals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and order of operations) (bc.math.7.c.3)

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Patterns and equations

  • Linear relations in tables

    Grade 7

    Fill in tables from an expression such as 3n + 2, then find the rule from a table.

    1. Level 1Fill in the table
    2. Level 2With negative numbers
    3. Level 3Find the rule

    Curriculum: discrete linear relations, using expressions, tables, and graphs (bc.math.7.c.5)

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  • Two-step equations

    Grade 7

    Solve two-step equations such as 3x + 4 = 16, with whole-number answers.

    1. Level 1ax + b = c
    2. Level 2ax − b = c
    3. Level 3Mixed forms

    Curriculum: two-step equations with whole-number coefficients, constants, and solutions (bc.math.7.c.6)

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Measurement and geometry

  • Coordinates: four quadrants

    Grade 7

    Read and plot points with positive and negative coordinates in all four quadrants.

    1. Level 1Three points, top half
    2. Level 2Four points, all four quadrants
    3. Level 3Plot the points

    Curriculum: Cartesian coordinates and graphing (bc.math.7.c.9)

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  • Circumference of circles

    Grade 7

    Find the circumference of circles from the diameter or the radius, or find the diameter.

    1. Level 1From the diameter
    2. Level 2From the radius
    3. Level 3Find the diameter from the circumference

    Curriculum: circumference and area of circles (bc.math.7.c.7)

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  • Area of circles

    Grade 7

    Find the area of circles from the radius or the diameter, using 3.14 for pi.

    1. Level 1From the radius
    2. Level 2From the diameter
    3. Level 3Larger circles, radius or diameter

    Curriculum: circumference and area of circles (bc.math.7.c.7)

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  • Circumference and area of circles, mixed

    Grade 7

    Mixed review: find the circumference or the area of circles, using 3.14 for pi.

    1. Level 1From the radius
    2. Level 2From the diameter
    3. Level 3Radius or diameter, larger numbers

    Curriculum: circumference and area of circles (bc.math.7.c.7)

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  • Volume of cylinders

    Grade 7

    Find the volume of cylinders as the area of the base times the height.

    1. Level 1Small radius
    2. Level 2Larger cylinders
    3. Level 3Mixed with a diameter given in words

    Curriculum: volume of rectangular prisms and cylinders (bc.math.7.c.8)

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Money

  • Discounts

    Grade 7

    Find how much you save and the sale price when something is a percent off.

    1. Level 1Find the saving
    2. Level 2Find the sale price
    3. Level 3Bigger percents: the saving, then the sale price

    Curriculum: financial literacy: financial percentage (bc.math.7.c.13)

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  • Sales tax

    Grade 7

    Work out BC sales tax: 5% GST alone, or GST and PST together, then the total.

    1. Level 1GST only (5%)
    2. Level 2GST and PST (12%)
    3. Level 3Find the tax and the total

    Curriculum: financial literacy: financial percentage (bc.math.7.c.13)

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  • Tips

    Grade 7

    Work out a tip on a restaurant bill, then the bill and the tip together.

    1. Level 110% and 20% tips
    2. Level 215% and 18% tips
    3. Level 3The tip, then bill and tip together

    Curriculum: financial literacy: financial percentage (bc.math.7.c.13)

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  • Tax, tips and discounts, mixed

    Grade 7

    Discounts, BC sales tax and tips mixed on one sheet, from one step to two or more.

    1. Level 1One step
    2. Level 2Find the total
    3. Level 3Two or more steps

    Curriculum: financial literacy: financial percentage (bc.math.7.c.13)

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Reference and facts sheets

One-page helpers a student keeps.

Rules and methods for a band of grades, and facts sheets with one concept each to learn by heart. Fixed content, no versions, and every line proven like a worksheet answer.

Rules and methods

  • Ways to make 10

    Kindergarten and Grade 1

    Every pair of numbers that makes 10, and how to use them to add and subtract.

  • Hundred chart and skip counting

    Grades 1, 2 and 3

    The numbers 1 to 100 in rows of ten, with the counting patterns that hide in them.

  • Place value

    Grades 2, 3, 4 and 5

    What each digit is worth, from ones to millions, and how to compare numbers.

  • Addition and subtraction strategies

    Grades 1, 2 and 3

    Count on, make 10, doubles, fact families, tens and ones, friendly numbers and adding up to subtract.

  • Adding and subtracting in columns

    Grades 3, 4 and 5

    Line up the places, regroup, subtract across zeros, check your answer and estimate first.

  • Times tables

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    The times table chart to 10 × 10, with strategies that build any fact.

  • Multiplying and dividing

    Grades 3, 4 and 5

    What multiplying and dividing mean, and the written methods step by step.

  • Order of operations

    Grades 6 and 7

    The order to work out a line with brackets, multiplying, dividing, adding and subtracting.

  • Factors and multiples

    Grade 6

    Factors, multiples, primes, the greatest common factor, the least common multiple and divisibility rules.

  • Fractions

    Grades 3, 4, 5 and 6

    The parts of a fraction, comparing, equivalent fractions, lowest terms, and improper fractions and mixed numbers.

  • Decimals

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    Tenths, hundredths and thousandths, comparing decimals, and adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing them.

  • Ratios

    Grade 6

    Part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios, equivalent ratios, simplest form, and ratios as fractions and percents.

  • Fractions, decimals and percents

    Grades 6 and 7

    Each conversion between fractions, decimals and percents, with the ones to remember.

  • Percent, tax, tips and discounts

    Grades 6 and 7

    Percent of a number, sale prices, BC sales tax and tips, worked in dollars and cents.

  • Integers

    Grade 7

    Integers on a number line, adding, subtracting, the sign rules and the order of operations.

  • Patterns and rules

    Grades 2, 3, 4 and 5

    Find a pattern rule, grow and shrink patterns, In and Out tables, and rules with a letter.

  • Solving equations

    Grades 4, 5, 6 and 7

    Keep both sides balanced, undo with the opposite operation, and check your answer.

  • Coordinates

    Grades 6 and 7

    Read and plot points in all four quadrants, and turn a rule into a table of points.

  • Canadian money

    Grades 1, 2, 3 and 4

    Coins and bills, counting money, dollars and cents, and making change by counting up.

  • Time

    Grades 4 and 5

    Reading a clock, a.m. and p.m., the 24-hour clock, and how much time has passed.

  • Metric units

    Grades 3, 4 and 5

    Units of length, mass and capacity, sizes to compare with, and how to change units.

  • Perimeter and area

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    Perimeter, and the area of rectangles, squares, parallelograms and triangles.

  • Circles and volume

    Grades 6 and 7

    Radius and diameter, circumference and area of a circle, and the volume of prisms and cylinders.

Facts to remember

  • Number words

    Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2

    The words for the numbers to 20, the tens to 100, and first to tenth.

  • Greater than, less than and equal

    Grades 1 and 2

    The three comparing signs, which way they open, and how to compare two numbers.

  • Doubles and halves

    Grades 1, 2 and 3

    Every double to 10 + 10, the halves of the even numbers to 20, and near doubles.

  • Addition chart

    Grades 1, 2 and 3

    Every addition fact to 10 + 10 in one chart, with the facts that help you learn it.

  • Rounding

    Grades 3, 4 and 5

    The rounding rule, with examples to the nearest 10, 100, 1000 and to a decimal place.

  • Multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000

    Grades 4, 5 and 6

    How the digits move, with whole numbers, decimals and metric units.

  • Maths words for the four operations

    Grades 3, 4 and 5

    Sum, difference, product, quotient, factor, multiple, remainder: what each word means, with an example.

  • 2 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 2 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 3 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 3 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 4 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 4 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 5 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 5 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 6 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 6 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 7 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 7 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 8 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 8 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 9 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 9 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • 10 times table

    Grades 4 and 5

    Every fact of the 10 times table with its division facts, the tricks that always work, and how to learn it by heart.

  • Divisibility rules

    Grades 5 and 6

    How to tell whether 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 divides a number, without dividing.

  • Prime numbers

    Grade 6

    The 25 prime numbers under 100 on a hundred chart, what makes a number prime, and how to test one.

  • Square numbers

    Grades 5, 6 and 7

    The squares from 1 × 1 to 15 × 15, the first cubes, and why they have those names.

  • Percents

    Grades 6 and 7

    What percent means, the percents to remember, and the quick ways to find any percent of a number.

  • Angles

    Grade 6

    The kinds of angles, the angle sums to remember, the kinds of triangles, and how to use a protractor.

  • Formulas to remember

    Grades 5, 6 and 7

    Perimeter, area and volume formulas on one page, each with a worked line, and the units to use.

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Classroom supports

Visual schedules, First and Then, token boards, feelings cards and choice boards.

Printables for learners who need the day shown rather than told. The pictures are fixed, nothing is typed and nothing is stored; a teacher picks the board and its options, then prints.

  • Visual schedule

    Rows of a picture and a word for the parts of the day, with a box to tick when each one is done.

  • Visual schedule, pictures only

    The same rows with the pictures only and no words.

  • First, then, next

    Two or three big boxes that show what comes first, what comes then and what comes next.

  • Token board of five stars

    Five stars to colour or cover one at a time, and a box for the reward the child is working for.

  • Token board of ten stars

    Ten stars to colour or cover one at a time, and a box for the reward the child is working for.

  • Feelings cards

    Eight cards to cut out, each with a face and its word, so a child can point to how they feel.

  • Feelings cards, pictures only

    The eight faces only, with no words on the cards.

  • Break and help cards

    Eight cards to cut out that ask for a break, for help, for the washroom, for a drink, for quiet, and say all done.

  • Choice board of two

    Two big pictures side by side, so a child can point to the one they choose.

  • Choice board of four

    Four big pictures in a square, so a child can point to the one they choose.

  • My day

    A card to fill in together: the day, then what happens in the morning, the afternoon and after school.

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