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Symmetry(K.G.B.4.S.9) - Identify if the following objects has symmetry or not.

Masquerade with Reflection: Graphing Images(8.G.A.1c.R.4) - Graph the plot after a reflection as instructed.

Determine the Biggest Discount(5.NF.A.1.M.13) - Determine which coupon gives you the best discount.

Increasing Growth Patterns(4.OA.C.5.L.2) - Complete the increasing patterns.

Cut pictures on page two and paste them on the graphs.

Pictographs(2.MD.D.10R.7) - Complete the following pictographs as instructed.

Interpreting Graphs(K.MD.B.3.O.2) - Brady is having a New Year's Eve party.

It on television, 2,000 pounds of confetti is dropped on the crowd,Ĥ5% of Americans make New Year's resolutions. Some random New York City ball droppingįacts: 1 million people gather in Time Square, 1 billion people watch Here are a series of New Years Day themed math worksheets that are aligned People keep their loved ones close and follow traditions that are meant to bring good luck and success for the new year. People everywhere celebrate the day with champagne and a variety of different foods as well. Parades around the world are held to welcome the New Year with happiness. At the stroke of midnight, fireworks are released into the sky. There are lots of ways in which people celebrate New Year's. People consider New Year's to be a reminder of looking ahead to the future, leaving sadness behind and make positive changes in their lives. It is also a marking of newly found happiness and restarting life with a clean slate. The New Year Day marks the start of a new with new resolutions and new possibilities. According to the Gregorian and Julian calendar, January 1st is a national holiday that celebrates New Year's Day.