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Teachers: Ready for the Coming School Year? We just heard from Jodi Raines a teacher in Portland, Maine. She has started using Math Worksheet Center to help with her lessons. She says that she has cut her math planning time in half because of Math Worksheets Center. We're glad we could help Jodi!

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New Printable Additions This Week! 1. Algebra Lessons and Worksheets 2. Decimal Lessons and Worksheets 3. Estimation Lessons and Worksheets 4. Word Problem Lessons and Worksheets

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This Week's Featured Math Worksheets, Quizzes, and Lessons - This week we have added over a dozen complete lesson sets; that makes just over 100 printable pages. You will find new worksheets in our Algebra, Decimal, and Estimation sections. Grade K-2 Math Worksheets - Shade and Reduce Fractions Grade 3-5 Math Worksheets- Mixed Division Review Middle School Math Worksheets - Ratio And Proportion Word Problems High School Math Worksheets - Graphs and Equations of Lines

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	This week's math skill focus is: Word Problems Popular Math Lessons: Division Word Problems Intermediate Word Problems Mixed Word Problems Math Tips: Why are Word Problems So Important in your Life Anyway? Solve Math Problems by Using an Outline

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This week's featured math tip is :

Tips for Guessing How Many Jellybeans are in a Jar


A Fun Math Quiz For Students

A man needs to measure exactly one cup of water but only has a 5-cup measure and a 3-cup measure. Will he be able to get his one-cup? He needs to fill the smaller cup and fill the larger, then do it again. There will be one cup left in his container.

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