UIL Number Sense Practice Page

Greetings Students!

I am so excited to have this opportunity to coach you all in Number Sense!

Ms. Payne

This page has resources to get us ready for the competition:

Week 7 Practice:

• UIL VIDEO for TODAY’S MATERIALS
  

• Fraction Tips and Tricks:  http://www.moomoomath.com/fractions-tips-and-tricks.html 
• Multiplying Mixed Numbers
  
• Fractions Practice
  • 1. I.1 Fractions and mixed numbers review
    2. I.2 Understanding fractions: word problems
    3. I.3 Equivalent fractions review
    4. I.4 Write fractions in lowest terms
    5. I.6 Least common denominator
    7. I.9 Convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers
    8. I.10 Convert between decimals and fractions or mixed numbers
• Multiplying Fractions Practice
  • K.1 Fractions of whole numbers I
  • K.2 Fractions of whole numbers II
  • K.5 Multiply two fractions using models
  • K.6 Multiply two fractions
• Fractions / Decimals / Percents
  • S.1 Convert between percents, fractions, and decimals (iXL 6th Grade)
• The Thanksgiving Break Nearpod below is a GREAT PRACTICE!!!!!

Week 6 (Thanksgiving Break) Practice:

Fraction Review / Preview / Practice

Week 5 Practice:

It’s all about MULTIPLICATION!

• Multiplication Strategy Nearpod:
  

What’s in the Nearpod?

Week 4 Practice:

Couldn’t make the Week 3 Practice Session?
Here is a link to the self-paced Nearpod of the lesson:

• EXPANDED NOTATION:  
  • Video: Watch Now
  • Writing Decimals in Expanded Notation:  See LearnZillion Lesson
  • iXL Practice
    • B.8Convert between standard and expanded form (3rd Grade)
    • A.2Convert between standard and expanded form (4th grade)
    • A.1Convert between standard and expanded form (5th grade)
    • G.5Convert decimals between standard and expanded form (5th grade)

• TWIN PRIMES:
  • Video:  Watch Now
  • F.1 Prime and composite numbers (5th grade)
  • E.3 Prime or composite (6th grade)

• RATIOS:
  • Math Antics Video:  Rates and Ratios:  Watch Now
  • iXL Practice:
    • Q.3Identify equivalent ratios (5th grade)
    • Q.4Write an equivalent ratio (5th grade)
    • R.3Identify equivalent ratios (6th grade)
    • R.4Write an equivalent ratio (6th grade)

Week 3 Practice:

Couldn’t make the Week 3 Practice Session?
Here is a link to the self-paced Nearpod of the lesson:

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SIMPLIFYING FRACTIONSSimplifying Fractions Song:
                                    

                                 

                             

                         

                     

                 

             

         

     

• iXL Practice: 
  • X.11 Write fractions in lowest terms (3rd grade level)
  • P.10  Write fractions in lowest terms (4th grade level)
  • K.5 Write fractions in lowest terms (5th grade level)

Week 3 Try-Outs Practice Page:

• PERCENTAGE
  • Solve Percentages Mentally
    
  • iXL.com Practice (5th grade level)
    • R.1 What percentage is illustrated?
    • R.2 Convert between percents, fractions, and decimals
    • R.3 Percent of a number
    • R.5 Compare percentages
  • iXL.com Practice (6th grade level)
    • S.1Convert between percents, fractions, and decimals
    • S.2Compare percents to each other and to fractions

• ADDING SERIES OF NUMBERS
  • Trick for Adding Series of Numbers
    

• ADD LARGE NUMBERS
  • Trick for Adding Large Numbers
    

• EXPONENTS
  • Math Antics Video – Intro to Exponents
    
  • iXL Practice (6th grade level)
    • D.1 Write multiplication expressions using exponents
    • D.2 Evaluate exponents

• Other Concepts on iXL to practice:
  • From 4th Grade Levels: 
    • A.10 Prime and composite – up to 20
    • A.11 Prime and composite – up to 100
    • A.12 Rounding
    • A.13 Even or odd: arithmetic rules
  • From 5th Grade Levels:
    • A.7 Rounding
    • A.8 Even or odd: arithmetic rules

Week 2 Videos and Practice Page:

Did you miss week 2’s coaching session?

Here is a link to a Nearpod of the lesson.

• ROMAN NUMERALS
  • Roman Numerals Video
    
  • Roman Numeral Song
    
  • iXL Practice: (you can work on ALL of these levels no matter your grade)
    • A.8Roman numerals I, V, X, L, C, D, M (3rd grade)
    • A.9 Roman numerals (4th grade)
    • A.6Roman numerals (5th grade)

• MULTIPLYING BY 11’s TRICK
  • Multiplying by 11’s Video
    

• MULTIPLYING 3 NUMBERS AT A TIME
  • Multiply 3 Numbers Video
    

• DIVIDING BY 3’s TRICKS
  • If the sum of the digits in a number can be divided by three, then the number can as well.
  • Examples: 
    1) The number 12. The digits 1+2=3 and 12 ÷ 3 = 4
    2) The number 1707. The digits 1+7+0+7=15, which is divisible by 3. It turns out that 1707 ÷ 3 = 569.
    3)  In 46 ÷ 3, you can determine the remainder by adding the sum of 4+6 = 10, and that is 1 more than the closest multiple of 9.  The remainder will be 1.

• ORDER OF OPERATIONS
  • NumeRock Song for Order of Operations
    
  • Math Antics Order of Operations Video