Fractions
Rounding
Addition/Subtraction
Integers
Misc.
100

1/2 + 1/2 

1

100

Round 15 to the nearest ten

20

100

Estimate: 56+83

140

100

-10+12

2

100

Shay bought a camera for $560, a shirt for $25, and a game for $67. Her mom gave her a budget of $800. Does she have enough? If so, how much does she have leftover? If not, how much more would she need?

She has enough, the total is $652, so she has $148 leftover. 

200

2/4 + 3/8

7/8

200

Round 78.92 to the nearest one

79

200

Estimate 34-25

10

200

-20+30

10

200

Jake had 25 students in his class. They went on a field trip with 5 chaperones. They divided evenly into groups. How many students were in each group?

5

300

Reduce 48/56

6/7

300

Round 345.64 to the nearest tenth

345.60
300

45829+78329

124158

300

-40-(-8)

-32
300
In Shay’s online class, there are 68 students split up between 4 teachers. How many students are in each class? How many are leftover? Are there any leftover?

17 even 

400

3/4 divided by 1/2

6/4 or 1 1/2

400

Round 2492.789 to the nearest thousand

2000

400

20000-5600

14,400 

400

-89+-43

-132

400

For the following, label as prime or composite:

93, 27, 13

93: composite, 27: composite, 13: prime

500

(5/8+1/2) divided by 2/4

36/16 or 2 1/4

500
Round 13894.48204 to the nearest hundreth

13894.48000

500

5623.259-4245.394

1377.865

500

(-90)-(-34)+(-9)

-65
500

What is the concept you feel you’re strongest at in math? What are you the least confident in?

Answers will vary