1. Rock Climbing Smart to the Core - Daily Review Grade 4 Number and Operations in Base Ten Number and Operations - Fractions Measurement and Data Geometry Mixed Review Operations and Algebraic Thinking SELECT AN AREA FOR REVIEW

2. OPERATIONS and ALGEBRAIC THINKING Smart to the Core - Daily Review MAIN MENU MIXED REVIEW REVIEW 1 Day 2 REVIEW 1 Day 3 REVIEW 1 Day 4 REVIEW 2 Day 2 REVIEW 2 Day 3 REVIEW 2 Day 4 REVIEW 3 Day 2 REVIEW 3 Day 3 REVIEW 3 Day 4 REVIEW 4 Day 2 REVIEW 4 Day 3 REVIEW 4 Day 4 REVIEW 5 Day 2 REVIEW 5 Day 3 REVIEW 5 Day 4 REVIEW 6 Day 2 REVIEW 6 Day 3 REVIEW 6 Day 4

3. Which of the following equations represent 27 is 3 times as many as 9? 1 A B C D 27 = 9 x 3 3 = 27 x 9 27 = 9 + 3 3 = 27 + 9 Use the model below to form a multiplication equation. x= 2 3 4 Julio counted 72 boxes in two warehouses. He counted 7 times more boxes in the first warehouse than in the second. How many boxes are in the second warehouse? A B C D 9 3 65 79 Movie tickets cost $9. A circus ticket costs 5 times more than a movie ticket. How much do the circus tickets cost? $14 $45 $55 $112 A B C D MAIN MENU

4. NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS IN BASE TEN Smart to the Core - Daily Review REVIEW 1 Day 2 REVIEW 1 Day 3 REVIEW 1 Day 4 REVIEW 2 Day 2 REVIEW 2 Day 3 REVIEW 2 Day 4 REVIEW 3 Day 2 REVIEW 3 Day 3 REVIEW 3 Day 4 REVIEW 4 Day 2 REVIEW 4 Day 3 REVIEW 4 Day 4 REVIEW 5 Day 2 REVIEW 5 Day 3 REVIEW 5 Day 4 REVIEW 6 Day 2 REVIEW 6 Day 3 REVIEW 6 Day 4 MAIN MENU MIXED REVIEW

5. 1 2 3 4 Write the value of each underlined digit. Which of the following is another way to name 80 thousand 7 hundred? A B C D 807 tens 807 hundreds 807 thousands 807 ten thousands 718,524 Drea told her classmates to guess a mystery number. She told her classmates that her number had 7 hundred thousands, 3 thousands, 4 hundreds, 5 tens, and 8 ones. What is Drea ’ s number? A B C D 703,485 703,458 730,458 703,548 Name the following numbers: 9,640 MAIN MENU

6. NUMBERS AND OPERATIONS FRACTIONS Smart to the Core - Daily Review REVIEW 1 Day 2 REVIEW 1 Day 3 REVIEW 1 Day 4 REVIEW 2 Day 2 REVIEW 2 Day 3 REVIEW 2 Day 4 REVIEW 3 Day 2 REVIEW 3 Day 3 REVIEW 3 Day 4 REVIEW 4 Day 2 REVIEW 4 Day 3 REVIEW 4 Day 4 REVIEW 5 Day 2 REVIEW 5 Day 3 REVIEW 5 Day 4 REVIEW 7 Day 2 REVIEW 7 Day 3 REVIEW 7 Day 4 REVIEW 6 Day 2 REVIEW 6 Day 3 REVIEW 6 Day 4 MAIN MENU MIXED REVIEW

7. 1 2 3 4 Identify three fractions that are represented by the shaded areas below. John took 8 days to complete a job doing of the job each day. How many days will Steve take to complete the same job doing of the job each day. 1 8 1 16 A B 12 16 C D 4 8 Compare the following fraction (>, <, or =). Ashley baked a peach pie. The ingredients included peaches, dough, and sugar. Which of the following lists these fractions in order from the least to the greatest? 3 8 1 4 1 6 A B C D 1 6 1 4 3 8 1 4 3 8 1 6 1 6 3 8 1 4 3 8 1 6 1 4, MAIN MENU

8. MEASUREMENT and DATA Smart to the Core - Daily Review REVIEW 1 Day 2 REVIEW 1 Day 3 REVIEW 1 Day 4 REVIEW 2 Day 2 REVIEW 2 Day 3 REVIEW 2 Day 4 REVIEW 3 Day 2 REVIEW 3 Day 3 REVIEW 3 Day 4 REVIEW 4 Day 2 REVIEW 4 Day 3 REVIEW 4 Day 4 REVIEW 5 Day 2 REVIEW 5 Day 3 REVIEW 5 Day 4 REVIEW 7 Day 2 REVIEW 7 Day 3 REVIEW 7 Day 4 REVIEW 6 Day 2 REVIEW 6 Day 3 REVIEW 6 Day 4 MAIN MENU MIXED REVIEW

9. 1 2 3 4 Solve for the equivalent of the following measurement. 3 kilograms = ______ grams Jeff wants to measure the mass of a large wooden box filled with horse feed. What is the best unit of measure for him to use? A B grams kilograms C D liters milliliters Use the number line to help solve the following problems. + = Kevin wants to split a $66.00 tip between the three waiters that served his party. How much will each of the three waiters get? A B C D $20.00 $30.00 $22.00 $33.00 MAIN MENU

10. GEOMETRY Smart to the Core - Daily Review REVIEW 1 Day 2 REVIEW 1 Day 3 REVIEW 1 Day 4 REVIEW 2 Day 2 REVIEW 2 Day 3 REVIEW 2 Day 4 REVIEW 3 Day 2 REVIEW 3 Day 3 REVIEW 3 Day 4 MAIN MENU MIXED REVIEW

11. 1 2 3 4 Identify the angle as acute, obtuse, right, or a straight angle. Kevin drew a triangle on his note book as shown in the figure below. A B C D One angle is equal to 90°. One angle is greater than 90°. All angles are equal to 90°. All angles are equal. Which statement about the figure is true? Identify the two-dimensional figures below and their properties. Number of angles: Number of sets of parallel lines: Name of shape: Allie ’ s swimming pool looks like the quadrilateral below. What type of quadrilateral is it? A B Square Trapezoid Rectangle Rhombus C D MAIN MENU

12. ROCK CLIMBING Mixed Review Challenge MIXED REVIEW 1 MIXED REVIEW 2 MIXED REVIEW 3 MAIN MENU

13. ROCK CLIMBING Mixed Review Challenge 1 NEXT GAME ALGEBRAIC THINKING NUMBERS & BASE TEN FRACTIONS & BASE TEN MEASUREMENT & DATA GEOMETRY 500 400 300 200 100 HOME

14. ROCK CLIMBING Mixed Review Challenge 2 NEXT GAME ALGEBRAIC THINKING NUMBERS & BASE TEN FRACTIONS & BASE TEN MEASUREMENT & DATA GEOMETRY 500 400 300 200 100 HOME

15. ROCK CLIMBING Mixed Review Challenge 3 NEXT GAME ALGEBRAIC THINKING NUMBERS & BASE TEN FRACTIONS & BASE TEN MEASUREMENT & DATA GEOMETRY 500 400 300 200 100 HOME

16. What is the multiplication equation for the model below? ANSWER RESET

17. ANSWER KEY 11 x 2 = 22 or 2 x 11 = 22

18. The number 364 is 4 times as much as some number. What is the number? ANSWER RESET

19. ANSWER KEY 91

20. There are 3 times as many pizza slices left over than pizza slices eaten. There were 10 pizza slices eaten. What is the number of pizza slices remaining? ANSWER RESET

21. ANSWER KEY 30

22. w www w 18 wwwww What is a multiplication equation that represents the bar model below? ANSWER RESET

23. ANSWER KEY 18 = 9 x n