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Practice evaluating basic algebraic expressions. This interactive math game will help students gain a greater understanding of basic algebra. In this online math lesson, students will practice the following skills:
* Evaluate the algebraic expression. (For example, evaluate the expression for: k = 6, 42/k)
* Complete the table to evaluate each algebraic expression. (For example, complete the expression when z = 2, z = 4, z = 6, and so on.)
* Evaluate the algebraic expression in word problem format. (For example, "If v = 7, what is 49/v?")
Students enjoy using iKnowit.com math lessons because it feels like they are playing a fun game. Learning becomes easy and entertaining. When a student gets a question correct, an animated character on the screen does a clever trick or even dances around! When the student answers a question incorrectly, he or she will be shown a detailed explanation, complete with an easy-to-understand graphic, that shows how to obtain the right answer next time.
If students need a little nudge in the right direction, they can opt for a hint, using the "Hint" icon. They will be given a clue to help them figure out the math problem. The teacher or parent has the ability to turn the hint mode on or off.
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When students log in to use the math program, they will have their own kid-friendly homepage. There is an "Assignments from the Teacher" tab on the top of the students' page, plus a recommendation of math topics to try out. Students won't see the grade levels of the math assignments so that you can choose the appropriate grade level for each of your students without them knowing if they are working at a different grade level.
As a teacher, you can modify which animations your students see. You can also decide whether to use the read-aloud audio option. In addition, you can decide how many hints a student should get in each math lesson.
We encourage you to explore the hundreds of math lessons we have available on iKnowit.com. Whether you're looking for place value games, addition and subtraction practice, or geometry lessons, we cover a wide variety of math topics. To see more math games for fifth grade, please visit our Fifth Grade Math page.
This lesson is designated as Level E and is targeted toward fifth graders.
5.OA.1, MA.5.AR.2.2, 5.4F
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