A Grade Ahead of Frisco

08/18/2026

Solve this week’s Math Monday challenge! Find the fraction of water that has been drunk from the water bottle! Check out the solution in our next post!

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08/18/2026

Challenge yourself to add vocabulary words to your everyday conversations. Check out this week’s Wednesday Word and add your sentence to the post with !

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Check out the solution for this week’s Math Monday Challenge! To find the number of pencils lined up together, first convert 120 cm to mm by multiplying by 10. This is 1,200 mm. Then divide 1,200 mm by 8 mm per pencil, which is 150 pencils.

08/11/2026

Solve this week’s Math Monday challenge! Find the number of pencils lined up together! Check out the solution in our next post!

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08/11/2026

08/03/2026

Solve this week’s Math Monday challenge! Reveal the secret message by calculating the value of each letter! Check out the solution in our next post!

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08/03/2026

Challenge yourself to add vocabulary words to your everyday conversations. Check out this week’s Wednesday Word and add your sentence to the post with !

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08/03/2026

Solve this week’s Math Monday challenge! Using 1-2 dice, 2 players will take turns rolling to get 2 numbers.
Multiply the two numbers and match them to a box on the 6 x 6 multiplication grid and shade in the number or initial the number.
To win the math game, be the first to claim 19 numbers!

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07/21/2026

Solve this week’s Math Monday challenge! Fill in the blanks with the missing numbers. Start at the first equation and use that number to complete the second, and so on for each of the same shape.

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07/21/2026

Challenge yourself to add vocabulary words to your everyday conversations. Check out this week’s Wednesday Word and add your sentence to the post with !

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Check out this week’s Math Monday solution! First, find how much money Molly would need to buy one of each ice pop. $1.25+$1.15+$1.75+$1.45=$5.60. Molly has enough money, so we will find her change! $6.50-$5.60=$0.90.