AREAOF THEBASEthis is calculatedby multiplyinglxw for thebottom part of a3 dimensionalshapefactora number thatyou multiplyby anothernumber to geta productDifferenceanotherword forsubtractrhombusa quadrilateralthat has twosets of parallelsides, and allsides are equaldividendthe numberthat isgettingdividedparentheses,bracketsthese aregroupingsymbolsadditivepatternwhenaddition isused to finda y value ina tableproductthe answerto amultiplicationproblemcubea threedimensionalshape whereall sides aresquaresLxWtheformulafor arealengththe longside of arectangularshape< lessthana relationshipbetween twovalues whereone is smallerthan the otherorder ofoperationsPEMDASis usedfor thisHEIGHThow tall a 3dimensionalshape isyvaluetheoutputareathe twodimensionalspacecoveredrulean expressionthat is used tofind x or yvalues in atableparallelogramaquadrilateralwith two setsof parallelsidesinequalitya mathexpressionthatcomparestwo numbersQuotienttheanswer toa divisionproblemregularprisma threedimensionalshape that haseither a triangle,rectangle for abaseestimatewhenrounding isused to findan answerexpressiona combinationof numbersand or letterswithout anequal signpointcoordinatesplotted on acoordinateplaneSumanotherwordfor addthousandthsa place valuethat is lessthan 0 and canalso be writtenas 1/100trapezoidaquadrilateralwith one setof parallelsidesxaxisthehorizontalcoordinatevalue= equaltoa relationshipbetween twovalues wherethe valuesare the samecompatiblenumbertwo numbersthat meanthe samewhenconvertedvolumethis is theamount that a3 dimensionalshape canholdsimplifyto write anequivalentfraction usingsmallernumbersmultiplicativepatternwhenmultiplicationis used to findthe y value ina tableyaxistheverticalcoordinatevalueLxWxHtheformulaforvolumeroundaltering thevalue of thenumber slightlyto make itsimpler.tenthsa place valuethat is lessthan 0 and canalso be writtenas 1/10equilaterala trianglewith allsidesequalorigin(0,0)the startingpoint for thecoordinateplanedimensionsthemeasurementsof the sides ofa shapexvaluetheinputscalenea trianglewith noequalsides>Greaterthana relationshipbetween twovalues whereone is largerthan the otherplacevaluethe value adigit holdsbased on itsposition withina numbercoordinateplanea two-dimensionalgrid formed bytwoperpendicularnumber lines,equivalenttwoexpressions ornumbers havethe same value,even if theylook different.divisorthe numberof equalgroups thatis beingmadeisoscelesa trianglewith twoequalsidesperimeterthis iscalculated byadding allthe sides ofa shapeAREAOF THEBASEthis is calculatedby multiplyinglxw for thebottom part of a3 dimensionalshapefactora number thatyou multiplyby anothernumber to geta productDifferenceanotherword forsubtractrhombusa quadrilateralthat has twosets of parallelsides, and allsides are equaldividendthe numberthat isgettingdividedparentheses,bracketsthese aregroupingsymbolsadditivepatternwhenaddition isused to finda y value ina tableproductthe answerto amultiplicationproblemcubea threedimensionalshape whereall sides aresquaresLxWtheformulafor arealengththe longside of arectangularshape< lessthana relationshipbetween twovalues whereone is smallerthan the otherorder ofoperationsPEMDASis usedfor thisHEIGHThow tall a 3dimensionalshape isyvaluetheoutputareathe twodimensionalspacecoveredrulean expressionthat is used tofind x or yvalues in atableparallelogramaquadrilateralwith two setsof parallelsidesinequalitya mathexpressionthatcomparestwo numbersQuotienttheanswer toa divisionproblemregularprisma threedimensionalshape that haseither a triangle,rectangle for abaseestimatewhenrounding isused to findan answerexpressiona combinationof numbersand or letterswithout anequal signpointcoordinatesplotted on acoordinateplaneSumanotherwordfor addthousandthsa place valuethat is lessthan 0 and canalso be writtenas 1/100trapezoidaquadrilateralwith one setof parallelsidesxaxisthehorizontalcoordinatevalue= equaltoa relationshipbetween twovalues wherethe valuesare the samecompatiblenumbertwo numbersthat meanthe samewhenconvertedvolumethis is theamount that a3 dimensionalshape canholdsimplifyto write anequivalentfraction usingsmallernumbersmultiplicativepatternwhenmultiplicationis used to findthe y value ina tableyaxistheverticalcoordinatevalueLxWxHtheformulaforvolumeroundaltering thevalue of thenumber slightlyto make itsimpler.tenthsa place valuethat is lessthan 0 and canalso be writtenas 1/10equilaterala trianglewith allsidesequalorigin(0,0)the startingpoint for thecoordinateplanedimensionsthemeasurementsof the sides ofa shapexvaluetheinputscalenea trianglewith noequalsides>Greaterthana relationshipbetween twovalues whereone is largerthan the otherplacevaluethe value adigit holdsbased on itsposition withina numbercoordinateplanea two-dimensionalgrid formed bytwoperpendicularnumber lines,equivalenttwoexpressions ornumbers havethe same value,even if theylook different.divisorthe numberof equalgroups thatis beingmadeisoscelesa trianglewith twoequalsidesperimeterthis iscalculated byadding allthe sides ofa shape

Fifth Grade Math - RnR Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. this is calculated by multiplying lxw for the bottom part of a 3 dimensional shape
    AREA OF THE BASE
  2. a number that you multiply by another number to get a product
    factor
  3. another word for subtract
    Difference
  4. a quadrilateral that has two sets of parallel sides, and all sides are equal
    rhombus
  5. the number that is getting divided
    dividend
  6. these are grouping symbols
    parentheses, brackets
  7. when addition is used to find a y value in a table
    additive pattern
  8. the answer to a multiplication problem
    product
  9. a three dimensional shape where all sides are squares
    cube
  10. the formula for area
    LxW
  11. the long side of a rectangular shape
    length
  12. a relationship between two values where one is smaller than the other
    < less than
  13. PEMDAS is used for this
    order of operations
  14. how tall a 3 dimensional shape is
    HEIGHT
  15. the output
    y value
  16. the two dimensional space covered
    area
  17. an expression that is used to find x or y values in a table
    rule
  18. a quadrilateral with two sets of parallel sides
    parallelogram
  19. a math expression that compares two numbers
    inequality
  20. the answer to a division problem
    Quotient
  21. a three dimensional shape that has either a triangle, rectangle for a base
    regular prism
  22. when rounding is used to find an answer
    estimate
  23. a combination of numbers and or letters without an equal sign
    expression
  24. coordinates plotted on a coordinate plane
    point
  25. another word for add
    Sum
  26. a place value that is less than 0 and can also be written as 1/100
    thousandths
  27. a quadrilateral with one set of parallel sides
    trapezoid
  28. the horizontal coordinate value
    x axis
  29. a relationship between two values where the values are the same
    = equal to
  30. two numbers that mean the same when converted
    compatible number
  31. this is the amount that a 3 dimensional shape can hold
    volume
  32. to write an equivalent fraction using smaller numbers
    simplify
  33. when multiplication is used to find the y value in a table
    multiplicative pattern
  34. the vertical coordinate value
    y axis
  35. the formula for volume
    LxWxH
  36. altering the value of the number slightly to make it simpler.
    round
  37. a place value that is less than 0 and can also be written as 1/10
    tenths
  38. a triangle with all sides equal
    equilateral
  39. the starting point for the coordinate plane
    origin (0,0)
  40. the measurements of the sides of a shape
    dimensions
  41. the input
    x value
  42. a triangle with no equal sides
    scalene
  43. a relationship between two values where one is larger than the other
    > Greater than
  44. the value a digit holds based on its position within a number
    place value
  45. a two-dimensional grid formed by two perpendicular number lines,
    coordinate plane
  46. two expressions or numbers have the same value, even if they look different.
    equivalent
  47. the number of equal groups that is being made
    divisor
  48. a triangle with two equal sides
    isosceles
  49. this is calculated by adding all the sides of a shape
    perimeter