Fifth graders practice solving word problems using highlighted strategies. In this word problem lesson, 5th graders brainstorm and  use words as clues that indicate the math operations that will be used to solve problems. They use...

In this electric circuit worksheet, students answer a series of 16 questions about logarithms and how they are used in understanding analog circuits. This worksheet is printable and the answers are viewed on-line.

In this algebra worksheet, students rewrite sentences into algebraic equations using variables and solve for the unknown. There are 10 interactive questions with an answer key.

Students, in groups, measure and record each other's height. They identify measurement conversion methods and use online resources to convert measured heights to multiple systems.

Students solve one step linear equations. In this algebra lesson, students manipulate their variables and numbers to answer each problem. They make sure the equations stay balanced at all times.

This tutorial shows students how to multiply and divide complex numbers and includes the topic of conjugates. Includes link to a graphing calculator tutorial.

This site provides great practice on the concept of divisibility rules. Students can first learn about the topic by watching a step by step instruction video that also points out areas of concern. Finally, students can practice their...

Deepen your understanding of multiplication and division of rational numbers. This interactive exercise focuses on the rules for finding the products and quotients of positive numbers, negative numbers, and fractions and then finding the...

Counting by 10's is easy for students of this age. Knowing that base 10 can be used to help multiply and divide in the higher numbers by decomposing is critical. This lesson sets the base for future work.

Explore strategies to learn multiplication facts.

Students use calculators, whole-number division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction to generate mathematical expressions that describe the relationships between dividends, divisors, quotients, and remainders.

MATHguide includes rules for addition/subtraction of integers and multiplication/division of integers in this descriptive lesson on integers.

In this exercise, students practice using exponent rules to evaluate expressions. Students receive immediate feedback and have the opportunity to get hints and try questions repeatedly, or to review the concepts in a video.

Sophia: Fractional Exponents is a resource that uses different learning supports to teach concepts to students such as; fractional exponent, roots and fractional exponents, converting, multiplying, and dividing fractional exponents.

A factor of a number in math is a number that divides the given number. Factors are used in many situations in daily life. This article explains factors and how to find factors using multiplication and division. Included are solved...

This task examines the interesting fact that when a number is divisible by 9 then the sum of its digits is also divisible by 9. Aligns with 4.OA.C.5.

Use this site to learn how to simplify rational expressions when multiplication is required. You can practice what you have learned using the problems provided.

Apply your critical thinking skills to learn about multiplication and division of exponents. This interactive exercise focuses on positive and negative exponents and combining exponents in an effort to get you to recognize patterns and...

Fractions that are the same in value but look different are known as equivalent fractions. As long as you multiply or divide the top and bottom of a fraction by the same nonzero whole number, the resulting fraction will be equivalent to...

This site from Washington State University provides properties and rules of addition and multiplication that help with proofs.

This lesson contains four rules on order of operations and several examples of each. It also allows you to work out practice problems.

Can you beat the calculator? Your task is to find the sum of all even numbers between two and any selected two-digit even number. If you can find the number pattern, you are sure to beat the calculator every time. Links to other "Beat...