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1. Larson Geometry Workbook Answers
2. Geometry Homework Practice Workbook
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Larson Geometry Workbook Answers

Teaching and learning math can be hard. Math in Practice is like a math coach for every teacher. This grade-by-grade resource is filled with strategies and support for teaching math more confidently and effectively.

Geometry Homework Practice Workbook

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• Overview

  Math in Practice is a standard-based, professional learning resource from Sue O'Connell and colleagues. This grade-by-grade K–5 resource fits with any math curriculum you are using. It identifies the big ideas of math content and best-practice teaching, unpacking essential teaching strategies and detailing why those strategies are powerful.

  Math in Practice is not another curriculum; it’s professional development in a book! It supports teachers, administrators, and entire school communities as they

  • Guide students into deeper math understanding
  • Respond to the challenges of their math curriculum
  • Support students who are struggling, excelling, and anywhere in between
• Grade-Level Books

  Each grade-level book is organized into modules that carefully unpack the specific math content taught at each grade, K–5. Rather than being used in order, teachers can select modules as needed based on their curriculum map, areas of instructional focus, or reteaching needs.

  Every module provides:

  • insights about the key math ideas
  • teacher notes highlighting approaches for promoting student understanding
  • a wealth of classroom tasks and activities illustrating the specific strategies
  • an extensive collection of corresponding online resources

  Click below to see the full list of modules in each grade-level book:

  Kindergarten Modules

  Counting and Cardinality: Numbers 1–5
  Counting and Cardinality: Numbers 0–10
  Counting and Cardinality and Place Value: Numbers 0–20
  Counting Numbers
  Comparing Numbers 1–10
  Decomposing Numbers
  Understanding Addition
  Understanding Subtraction
  Understanding Facts
  Exploring Measurement
  Sorting and Classifying Objects
  Introducing Geometry
  Exploring Geometry

  Grade 1 Modules

  Addition Word Problems with Sums to 20
  Connecting Subtraction and Addition to Solve Word Problems
  Math Fact Understanding and Fluency: Expanding on +/-1, +/-0
  Math Fact Understanding and Fluency: +/-2
  Add and Subtract +/-10
  Add and Subtract Doubles
  Making Ten
  Counting and Understanding Place Value
  Exploring Addition and Subtraction with a Two-Digit Number
  Measuring Lengths with Indirect Comparisons
  Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour
  Working with Money
  Represent and Interpret Data
  Understanding and Describing Shapes and Defining Attributes
  Partitioning Shapes into Halves and Fourths

  Grade 2 Modules

  Problem Solving
  Math Fact Understanding and Fluency
  Foundations for Multiplication: Equal Groups
  Place Value
  Compare Two Three-digit Numbers
  Understand Multi-digit Addition
  Understand Multi-digit Subtraction
  Extend Understanding of Multi-digit Addition
  Extend Understanding of Multi-Digit Subtraction
  Length Measurement
  Time
  Money
  Represent and Interpret Data
  Describing Geometric Shapes
  Partition Shapes

  Grade 3 Modules

  Understanding Multiplication and Division
  Understanding Properties of Multiplication and Division
  Fluently Multiply and Divide
  Solving One- and Two-Step Problems with All Four Operations
  Rounding Numbers to the Nearer Ten or Hundred
  Fluently Add Within 1,000
  Fluently Subtract within 1,000
  Understanding Fractions and Fraction Notation
  Fraction Equivalence
  Comparing Fractions
  Time
  Mass and Volume
  Represent and Interpret Data
  Understand the Concept of Area
  Perimeter
  Understanding and Describing Shapes

  Grade 4 Modules

  Understanding and Solving Problems with Multiplicative Comparison
  Factors, Multiples, and Prime and Composite Numbers
  Understand the Place Value System
  Fluently Add and Subtract Multi-digit Numbers Using the Standard Algorithm
  Use Place Value to Perform Multi-digit Multiplication
  Use Place Value to Perform Multi-digit Division
  Equivalence and Ordering of Fractions
  Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators
  Multiplying Fractions by Whole Numbers
  Understand Decimal Notation for Fractions
  Measurement and Measurement Conversions
  Area and Perimeter
  Represent and Interpret Data
  Geometry and Geometric Measurement
  Solving Complex Problems

  Grade 5 Modules

  Place Value
  Write and Interpret Numerical Expressions
  Multiplying with Multi-Digit Numbers
  Division with Multi-Digit Whole Numbers
  Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
  Multiplication and Division with Decimals
  Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Unlike Denominators
  Fractions as Division
  Multiplication of Fractions by Fractions and Whole Numbers
  Division with Whole Numbers and Unit Fractions
  Converting Like Measurement Units
  Represent and Interpret Data
  Geometric Measurement: Exploring Volume
  The Coordinate System
  Classify Two Dimensional Figures

• Guide for Teachers

  The Guide for Teachers lays out big ideas in best-practice math instruction, including topics such as math talk, modeling, and differentiation.

  Topics addressed include:

  • Asking questions that stimulate student thinking
  • Making sense of and connections between mathematical ideas
  • Using representations and models effectively
  • Helping students communicate about math
  • Learning from meaningful formative assessment
• Guide for Administrators

  The Guide for Administrators helps principals, coaches, and other leaders know what to look for in effective math classrooms and how to support teacher growth.

  Topics addressed include:

  • The importance of ongoing professional development
  • What to look for in the “new” math classroom
  • How to support teachers and promote effective instruction
  • Ideas for intervention and assessment across an entire school
  • Support for working with parents