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This worksheet instructs students to plot, label, and connect points to make both triangles and rectangles. Then students will use their understanding of geometry to find each shape's area.

These absolute value practice questions ask students to identify the relationship between plotted points on number lines. Other questions ask about the relative distance and direction of rational numbers, their opposites, and their A.V.s on a number line.

Visualize A.V. as distance from 0 on a number line by plotting values, their absolute values, and their opposites. Also identify the distance between rational values and 0.

Practice ordering rational numbers and their absolute values by distinguishing between question contexts. Real-world situations address profit and debt as well as population growth and decline.

Interpret the tables and decide whether questions are asking about distance from zero or overall value, including value increased vs. value changed and magnitude of temperature vs. hotter or colder.

Questions asking for value and questions asking for absolute value can be tricky to tell apart. Each real-life situation is paired with a question, and students must explain how they know which kind of value comparison it is asking about.

Practice value and absolute value with context! Identify true absolute value statements that accurately reflect each question's real-world context.

Students will plot, label, and connect each of the given points to form a rectangle on the coordinate plane. Then they will use their knowledge of geometry to find the perimeter and area.

Students are given at least six points to plot, label, and connect to form a composite shape. Then they will find the perimeter and area of the shape.

With this worksheet, students will plot the given points, label them, and connect the vertices to make a rectangle. Then they will find the area of the rectangle.

Practice and review important second grade ELA topics daily with these worksheets.

Keep those ELA skills fresh with our daily spiraling review series. This week's set of second grade ELA Buzz worksheets includes exercises in verb identification, completing sentences with the best adjectives, proofreading, and much more.

Convert numbers up to 10 digits to expanded, word, and number form. These task cards include numbers between 7 and 10 digits, from millions to billions.

Convert 7-digit numbers between expanded form, written word form, and number form. Students will use these cards to review place value for numbers with a first digit in the millions place.

Use these task cards for a variety of engaging activities involving place value. Students will practice writing 6-digit numbers in their expanded, word, and number forms.

Using these task cards, students will practice writing five-digit numbers in their expanded, word, and number forms.

Print off these task cards and have your students use them to practice writing 4-digit numbers in their expanded, number, and word forms.

Use these task cards in engaging ways to help students understand place value and converting 3-digit numbers between their expanded, word, and number forms.

Use these task cards in a variety of ways to practice converting two-digit numbers from their number forms, word forms, and expanded forms.

This week with our third grade ELA Buzz worksheets, students will review articles, homophones, verb tenses, suffixes, and more.

Practice key third grade ELA skills such as spelling, linking verbs, pronouns, and more with this week's set of daily language arts review worksheets.

Use this S-shape board game template and your imagination to create a fun activity.

Design your own board game with this C-shaped template.

Design your own board game with this oval template.

Use this rectangle board game template and your imagination to create a fun activity.

Keep up with these daily review sheets to continue practicing important ELA skills such as capitalizing proper nouns, forming past tense verbs, and much more.

Reinforce important ELA skills such as rhyming, common and proper nouns, basic prefixes and suffixes, and more with this week's set of first grade ELA Buzz.

Review and practice topics like anecdotes, prefixes, proofreading, prepositional phrases, and more with this week's daily ELA review.

This week, students will practice key ELA skills such as using the correct coordinating conjunctions, identifying initialisms and acronyms, adding suffixes, and much more.

Keep your students ELA skills sharp all year long. This week, students will practice identifying synonyms, verb tenses, and statements, as well as ordering words, counting syllables, and much more.

Keep practicing those first grade ELA skills with this set of daily review worksheets.

Keep those 2nd grade language arts skills fresh with this week's set of daily review worksheets.

Students will fix common misspellings, sentence structure mistakes, incorrect punctuation, and much more with this week's set of the daily Fix the Sentences worksheets.

These daily proofreading worksheets are a great way for students to keep their editing and writing skills fresh.

With our Fix the Sentences worksheets, students find and fix mistakes in two sentences each day. Written with 6th grade reading and writing levels in mind, many of these sentences contain multiple clauses with errors related to sentence structure, as well as capitalization, spelling, and punctuation.

Print off the second week of our 6th grade Fix the Sentences series to give your students practice fixing errors such as incorrect irregular plurals, misspellings, missing commas, and much more.

Practice important proofreading and ELA concepts with these daily worksheets. They focus on key skills for sixth graders, including proper punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and more.

Practice both graphing and triangle geometry skills with this worksheet. Plot the given points on the coordinate plane and then use absolute value and geometry to find each triangle's area.

Use this worksheet to practice both graphing and area skills. Students will plot the points to make a triangle and then use their geometry skills to find the triangle's area.

With this worksheet, students will label the shapes that make up the picture of the house, writing their answers on primary lines.

Students will label the shapes that make up the different parts of the train. Shapes include circle, square, rectangle, and triangle.

Keep those ELA skills sharp with this week's set of our daily language arts review series. Topics include proofreading, identifying linking and action verbs, dividing words into syllables, and much more.

Continue on with daily ELA practice with this set of our spiral review series. Students will practice proofreading, identifying linking verbs, using reflexive pronouns, and much more.

Keep working on your fifth grade ELA skills with this week's set of daily review worksheets. Focus on correcting misspellings, using correct capitalization, identifying coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, and much more.

Use this anchor chart to teach students how to properly format titles of works such as books, plays, short stories, articles, TV shows, and poems. It goes over the differences between using italics and underlining depending on whether you are typing or handwriting, as well as when to use quotation marks instead.

Create composite polygons by plotting, labeling, and connecting the given vertices. Then use the figure you've drawn to find the shape's perimeter.

Plot, label, and connect each point to make a composite polygon. Then find the figure's area in units.

Keep practicing important ELA skills, such as punctuation, proofreading, and helping verbs, with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

This printable PDF chart provides the capital and lowercase letters of the Greek alphabet.

Read this short passage about a birthday party and answer the questions that follow.