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 | This Week's Featured Math Worksheets, Quizzes, and Lessons - Grades K-2 - Subtraction Magic Puzzle Cubes Grades 3-5 - Making and Reading Line Graphs Middle School - Number Line Expressions High School - Angle Word Problems |
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| This week's math skill focus is: Basic Skills Popular Math Lessons: Addition Algebra Graphs and Charts Math Tips: 10 Study Tips for Math Class How to Reduce Anxiety and Nervousness on Math Tests |
Sock It To Ya!
You have a drawer full of socks, there are 22 total, but luckily there are only 2 colors. If you have to grab blindly into the drawer, how many socks do you need to make a pair?
You can pull out 3 socks and have a matching pair.
This week's featured math tip is :
Learning Measurements by Using Your Kitchen
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