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June 2014
Dear Parents/Guardians,
As your child prepares
to enter the 6th grade, the Math Department at Memorial Middle School
would like to provide material to practice and review during the summer. The material is to
give your child the opportunity to practice math skills that he/she should have mastered this
past year:
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Fluently add, subtract and multiply multi digit numbers
Fluently divide whole numbers with a two digit divisor
Add, subtract and multiply fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers
Convert improper fractions to mixed numbers and vice versa
Add, subtract, multiply and divide decimals to hundredths
Order and estimate decimals and fractions
Familiarity with metric units of measure
Solve multi step word problems
Completion of the packet is voluntary and will not be collected or graded. However, we strongly
encourage your child practice math skills necessary to be successful in the next school year.
Should your child desire further practice, there are math websites listed on the district's
Curriculum and lnstruction web page. The Bauman Library can be of assistance as well.
It is our hope that math and reading will be an integral part of your child's summer.
Enjoy your summer,
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5e Grade into 6th Grade Summer Packets
Addition and Subtraction of Whole Numbers (No Calculators! Please show ALL your work )
2.
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9876
6789
33,864
6,091
4.
J.
924
+6
491
=
5.
+7
6.
46 x 45 =
7.
$8.36
x7=
8.
60x10=
9.
80+10=
10.
.16
x2=
1.4
x5=
5th
Grade into 6ft Grade Summer Packets
Fractions:
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Write three equivalent fractions for:
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1-
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5
Write in simplest form:
13. l0=
6
14.
t2
16
=
Chanse to a mixed number:
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15. -' ,=
25
16.
J
=
Change to an improper fraction:
18. 7!=
2
17. g1=
4
19. Put in order from LEAST to GREATEST:
.lJ-
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4848J-
Addition /
Subtraction:
ts. 7188- 31 =
zt. z1 + 51=
88
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J-
^7
Z-
(Please answer in simplest form)
zo. e?
- 4!=
36
zz.
7!24+ +1=
5th
Grade into 6ft Grade Summer Packets
Multiply:
24. 1 * 4=
23.1x?
25
35
Tell if each of the following
is:
Closer to
0
Closer to
]2
Closer to L
25.7
8
26.
2
t2
27. 1
5
I
6
Decimals:
Addition and Subtraction:
29
2.71
31
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33.
+ 4.12 +
-
30
6.50 =
32
0.09 =
5.34
+
0.77
1.358 + 2.824 =
-
0.54 =
Put in order from LEAST to GREATEST:
0.s 0.32 L.t4 0.24
2.40
1.1
Multiplv:
34.
$S.Zf
x5=
35. $6.47x6=
5th
Grade into
6th
Grade Summer Packets
Word Problems:
Show all vour work
36.
Traci eams $5.00 per hour babysitting. How much money would she earn if she worked 8 hour
a day for 12 days?
37.
Ellen and Sue played computer games. Ellen made 1430 points and won the game. Sue lost by
290 points. What was Sue's score?
38. Mr. Napple bought 3 children's movie tickets for $3.50 each and 2 adult movie tickets for $6.00
each. How much did he spend all together?
39.
Jerry bought 3 action videos for $9.99 each and 2 comedy DVDs for $29.98 each. What was the
total bill?
40.
The PTO sold tickets to the talent show. Adult tickets cost $3.50 and student tickets cost $1.50.
200 adult tickets and 94 student tickets were sold, how much money was collected in ticket
If
sales?
Metric:
41.
A flag pole is 520 centimeters tall. How many meters is that?
42,
The distance from Ray's house to school is 3000 meters. How many kilometers is that?
43.
The St. Louis arch is 0.192 kilometers
44. John's cooler holds 12 liters of water.
tall. How manv meters is that?
How many milliliters will it hold?