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iPracticeMath has an infinite number of lesson plans and worksheets that are categorized according to different grades and topics. From 1st Grade to Grade 9, there is everything you need to know and learn about Math. Its carefully crafted questions and learning materials are meant to help your students perform better and provide a platform for future mathematics learning.
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iPracticeMath provides students with a chance to test their math skills. These math problems are designed for 1st graders while keeping in mind the difficulty level and learning potential.
- Includes a variety of topics like adding double and triple digits.
- Similar tasks are also available for subtraction.
- Students learn how to identify ascending and descending orders.
Addition
Subtraction
Comparing
Time
2nd grade math consists of topics that can help develop the understanding of mathematical terms and functions that were previously not known to students.
- Easy and straight forward multiplication problems to help build students’ skills.
- Addition and subtraction of single and double digits.
- Addition and subtraction of time is included as well.
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Comparing
Time
Number-Sense
3rd grade math provides students with tasks to polish their concepts and basic math skills in an easy yet challenging way.
- Lessons on comparison of numbers and basic division problems.
- Includes number sense topics like even, odd, prime and composite numbers.
- Conversion of time and basic algebra is also provided.
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Subtraction
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Multiplication
Division
Comparing
Time
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Fraction
Algebra
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Number-Sense
Help teach your students the basics of mathematics in a fun and engaging manner. Make learning 4th grade math a great experience for them!.
- Easy worksheets on how to convert words into numbers.
- Lesson plans on both simple and complex addition and subtraction.
- Additionally, introduction to basic statistics is also included.
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Addition
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Subtraction
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Multiplication
Division
Time
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
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Fraction
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Decimal
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Number-Sense
5th grade math is designed to keep students updated about the topics that need to be learn and understood in school.
- Skillful use of topics including decimal, algebra and fraction.
- Useful and challenging exercises on number sense.
- Various statistics problems are destined to keep up with the standard learning.
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Multiplication
Division
Time
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
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Decimal
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Fraction
Number-Sense
6th grade math constitutes greatly of easy as well as complex questions to see how well students have learnt the concepts.
- Students are encouraged to revise basic division concepts and also learn new ones.
- Unlimited lessons on basic and medium level multiplication of fraction.
- Addition and subtraction of integers under “Number Sense” is also provided.
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
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Decimal
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Fraction
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Number-Sense
7th grade math gives students an opportunity to polish basic and advanced concepts well in time to avoid problems while performing mathematical functions.
- Subtopics include square and cube of numbers, addition and subtraction of decimals, etc.
- Students learn and gain confidence in unit conversion.
- In-depth coverage of statistics topics like mean, median and mode .
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
Decimal
Fraction
Number-Sense
8th grade math is mostly focused on acquiring knowledge related to algebra, statistics, measurements, decimals, fractions and number sense.
- Get complete understanding of algebra.
- Have fun practicing statistics questions involving range, mean, median and mode.
- Learn inter-conversion between temperature units, length units and volume units under “Measurements”.
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
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Fraction
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Number-Sense
iPracticeMath brings easy and indulging exercises to help learn the basics of statistics, measurement, algebra and number sense.
- Master algebra questions dealing with addition,subtraction, multiplication and division.
- Measurement constitutes inter-conversion of length units, price in meter to centimeter and vice-versa.
- Improve number sense through questions related to factorial expressions, division of integers and negative numbers.
Algebra
Statistics
Measurement
Number-Sense
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Math Skills by Grade Level
Unless you are a teacher, or you hyper-analyze every math assignment your child gets, it can be hard to know exactly what they should be mastering at each grade level. Is it appropriate to ask your Kindergartener to count the change you got from the supermarket? Can you depend on your 5th grader to accurately convert measurements for a recipe? You probably know the answer because you know your kids! But what should they know and be able to do?
The exact skills expected at each grade level depend on where you live and the kind of school your children attend. But whether their school follows Common Core, Next Gen, or some other framework for learning standards, there are some basic milestones that your child should be meeting based on her developmental age. Here’s what you should expect your child to be able to do as she progresses through the grades. Keep in mind that the skills listed below each grade are what she should be expected to do by the end of the year!
KindergartenThis is where students learn basic number sense. Counting, one-to-one correspondence (being able to recognize the specific quantity in a set of objects), and addition and subtraction within 10 are the major skills your kindergartener will be working on. Students will also begin to describe shapes using informal vocabulary like “curve,” “flat,” “corner,” “edge,” etc.
First GradeStudents now learn various addition and subtraction strategies and can solve addition and subtraction problems within 20. They should be able to count to or above 100 and begin comparing measurements of objects. They should also be able to tell time on an analog clock to the hour and half hour.
Second GradeBy the end of second grade, students should be able to skip count by fives, tens, and hundreds. This forms the basis for next year’s introduction to multiplication. They should be fluent with adding and subtracting within 100 and should be able to apply strategies they’ve learned to problem solve within 1,000. Their measurements become more accurate and they begin to estimate.
Third GradeIn third grade, students begin learning about multiplication, division, and fractions. They explore and should eventually understand the relationship between multiplication and division, and they begin to relate their knowledge of both to fraction concepts. They are also introduced to area and perimeter of rectangles.
Fourth GradeStudents in Grade 4 become fluent with all four operations and should be able to use a variety of strategies in problem solving with multi-digit numbers. They start exploring division with remainders. They should be able to create and analyze mathematical patterns and will learn the terms ‘factor’ and ‘multiple.’ They are also introduced to decimals as they relate to fractions and begin converting measurements.
Fifth GradeStudents begin writing their own mathematical expressions to represent situations, both real and imagined. They can solve multi-digit problems in all four operations involving decimals and fractions. They are introduced to volume of objects, the coordinate plane, and properties of angles.
Sixth GradeIn addition to full mastery of skills in all previous grades, students are introduced to the following new concepts: ratios and proportions, statistics, rational and irrational numbers, inequalities, dependent and independent variables, and pre-algebra concepts.
Seventh GradeStudents in seventh grade apply the four operations to rational numbers. They can analyze proportional relationships in the real world and can solve problems involving angles, area, surface area and volume. They should also be able to interpret different types of data sets in order to make inferences.
Eighth GradeBy the end of eighth grade, students should be able to work with linear equations and functions, and they should know how to solve problems with radicals and exponents. This year, students learn the Pythagorean Theorem and should be able to apply it. They should also be able to find the volume and surface area of spheres, cones, and cylinders.
High SchoolMath skills in high school are no longer separated by grade level, but by topic. By the end of high school, students should be able to demonstrate the following skills:
Numbers/Quantities
Fluency with exponents and rational/irrational numbers
Understanding of imaginary numbers
Understand and use vectors and matrices
Algebra
Solve polynomials
Rewrite rational functions
Solve systems of equations
Solve and graph equations and inequalities
Functions
Understand functions and use function notation
Build and re-construct functions
Build and compare linear and exponential models
Understand basic trigonometry
Geometry
Understand transformations and congruence
Prove theorems, including with the use of coordinates
Explain formulas and use them to solve problems
Statistics and Probability
Summarize, represent, and interpret data and linear models
Calculate probability in a variety of situations
Evaluate experiments, surveys, and studies
Understand independence and conditional probability
Conclusion
This year has made it very challenging to keep up with demanding curricula. It’s possible that your students have not yet been introduced to a topic listed above. That’s okay! Trust their current and future teachers to be able to help address the gaps along the way, but you can also reach out to one of our amazing educators for additional tutoring support. Confidence in math can be a delicate thing, and our certified educators and math tutors are pros when it comes to boosting it!
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Trigonometry is another important section in mathematics, it links together both geometry and algebra, helps to comprehend space. Trigonometric equations and inequalities are analyzed in detail in this section. All necessary formulas are given.
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