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Place Value Posters Chart, Neutral Boho Editable Math Display
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The first style divides a large number into three-digit periods for billions, millions, thousands, and ones, then extends right of the decimal to tenths, hundredths, and thousandths. A second style begins the same structure with explicit value examples in the billions period.
Author Crafty with Calani
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Tags Home School Poster, Math Poster, Preschool Poster, Math Classroom Decor, Early Math Poster, Division Facts Poster, Place Value Poster, Number Place Value, Neutral Boho Place Value Posters, Neutral Boho Math Display
Place Value Review: Whole Numbers and Decimals
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Identify digit positions in whole numbers and decimals, then construct five nine-digit numbers that meet given place-value conditions.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Prime Path Math Activity
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A worm-to-apple number maze has students trace an unbroken path through prime numbers on a single grid.
Author Teachers R Us Homeschool
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Tags Prime Path, Math Puzzle, Math Worksheet, Prime Numbers, Math Centers
Ten Frame Worksheets 1–10 – Counting Practice Set
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Ten worksheets ask students to fill in a blank ten frame with the correct number of dots for each of twelve numbers from 1 to 10 listed on the page.
Author successful teachers resource
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Tags Ten Frame Worksheets, Early Math, Counting Numbers, Worksheets, Tens Frames
Roll and Cover Number Strips Game
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Number recognition dice game: students roll a paper die and cover the matching number on their strip until every number is covered, with strips for 0-5, 1-6 and 5-10.
Author Oh Boy Homeschool
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Tags Roll And Cover, Roll, Dice, Game, Activity, Striping Flash Games
Rounding to Hundred Thousands: Six- to Eight-Digit Numbers
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Round twenty numbers to the nearest hundred thousand, from six-digit values through the tens of millions.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Skip Counting Posters #2-12
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Eleven posters display the multiples of each number from 2 through 12 in a scattered visual layout to scaffold multiplication.
Author Teachers R Us Homeschool
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Tags Math Posters, Math Anchor Chart, Skip Counting, Counting Printable, Math Resources, 12 Skip Count, Skip Counting 12, 12 Skip Counting
Snowballs Making 10 Activity
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Snowball-themed number bond practice on two worksheets of four problems each: students write two numbers that make 10, then an addition sentence to match.
Author Easy Peasy Primary Resources
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Tags Number Bonds, Fact Families, Making Ten, Ten Frames, Winter
Sorting and Grouping Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Sorting and Grouping Worksheet presents two different kinds of classification on the same activity page. Learners place cats, birds, dogs, pigs, vans, boats, cars, jets, and bikes into animal or vehicle groups, then sort bees, lemons, suns, cheese, drums, horns, songs, buses, babies, and yelling by yellow or loud attributes. The checking page lists the intended membership for each of the four groups.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics, Sorting And Grouping Worksheets, Grouping Worksheets
Sorting Animals into Groups Worksheet
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Sorting Animals into Groups develops biological classification through a broad animal-name bank. Students read each name, recall its defining traits, and place it under one of six class headings. The collection includes familiar and less common examples, so they must use features such as body covering, breathing, development, and anatomy rather than habitat alone. A completed companion page supplies the intended groups for review and can support discussion of animals that are often misclassified.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics
Sorting Objects Worksheet – Group by Category
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Sorting Objects Worksheet combines category membership with counting. Learners use the letters attached to twelve pictures to place three items in each of four groups—animals, plants, vehicles, and people—then write the number of objects assigned to every group. A checking page identifies the letter set and total for each category, preserving both parts of the task and allowing the classification and counting responses to be reviewed independently.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics, Kindergarten Sorting Worksheet, Kindergarten Sorting Worksheets, Sorting Videos For Kindergarten, Sorting For Kindergarten Worksheets, Sorting Worksheet Kindergarten, Preschool Sorting Worksheets
Spring Addition & Subtraction Worksheets
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Eight addition facts and eight subtraction facts on two spring-themed pages, with each answer written beside the picture it belongs to rather than under the sum.
Author Cherry Workshop
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Tags Addition, Subtraction, Spring, Math, Numbers
Spring Addition Count On
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Rainy day addition page with 10 problems: students start at the given number, count on the dots shown on a die, and write the sum.
Author Cherry Workshop
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Tags Addition, Spring, Counting, Math
Subtracting 10 Using a Number Line Activity
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Students subtract multiples of 10, such as 50 - 20, using the number line from 10 to 100 printed on each card.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Skip Counting, Number Line By Tens, Adding And Subtracting 10, Subtracting Tens, Adding And Subtracting To 10, Subtracting Number Line, Subtracting Using A Number Line
Subtracting by Tens – Multiples of 10 Worksheet
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The computation section asks students to think about counting by tens while subtracting decade numbers. Since all values are multiples of ten, patterns from skip counting can support the differences without regrouping individual ones. A tenth prompt shifts from answers to reasoning by asking learners to choose one equation and explain their method through words or a picture. The labelled second page provides numerical checking while leaving the explanation open to valid strategies.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Skip Counting
Subtracting Mixed Numbers: Fraction Worksheet
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Find differences between mixed numbers with varied denominators. Use equivalent fractions and regroup where needed.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Subtracting Tens and Ones Worksheet
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The first portion arranges tens-based subtraction vertically, while the later section writes similar decade calculations horizontally. Learners use place-value understanding to subtract whole groups of ten and record differences that remain multiples of ten. Encountering both orientations prevents the format from becoming the main cue. A labelled page follows with completed results for teacher checking after students have solved the full collection independently.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Skip Counting
SUBTRACTION: Regrouping 10s and 1s • 2 Digit and 1 Digit Numbers
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Regrouping a two-digit number into an unusual tens-and-ones pair, then using that exchange to subtract a one-digit number, is practised on two parallel worksheets that each pair five fill-in rows with two gridded subtractions.
Author WFO Creative
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Tags Subtration, Regrouping, 2 Digit, 10s And 1s, Regroup Tens, Regrouping 10 Ones For 1 Ten Worksheets, Subtraction With Regrouping Using Base Ten Blocks Worksheets
Summer Counting
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Counting Fireflies! combines object counting with word-form recording in a seasonal scene. Learners inspect each jar, track the illustrated fireflies, and write the number as a word beneath the container. The jars create clear boundaries between sets, helping children restart their count for every group. Writing the number word adds a literacy component beyond numeral recognition. Teachers can encourage pointing, grouping, and oral counting before students attempt conventional word spelling.
Author Cherry Workshop
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Tags Summer, Counting, Numbers, Math
Tally Marks Anchor Chart - 1 to 10
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Tally-mark groupings for the numbers one through ten are listed on an anchor chart, paired with their written number word.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Tally Marks, Math First Grade, Numbers, Anchor Chart, Chart, Counting Numbers, Number Words, Numbers 1 To 10
Tally Marks Counting 1 to 20 – Practice Worksheet
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Five practice pages each show a set of tally marks for students to count and write as a number, repeating the same simple instruction on every page.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Tally Marks, Counting, Math, First Grade Math, Back To School, Back To School Math, Back To School Activities, Math Worksheets, Numbers
Tens and Ones Adding Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The page presents sixteen equations using two-digit numbers and explicitly states that regrouping is not required. Early items use stacked notation, while later items switch to horizontal equations, requiring learners to preserve place-value alignment across both layouts. Focusing on separate tens and ones supports calculation by place rather than counting all units individually. The second page is labelled as the completed reference for the full problem set.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics
Three Digit Addition Worksheet
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The worksheet is more complex than ordinary two-addend practice because each expression includes three or four three-digit numbers. Directions remind learners to combine ones, tens, and hundreds, making column alignment essential across the longer stacks. The set develops sustained regrouping and accumulation of partial sums without mixing operations. A labelled second page provides the final totals for all six expressions, allowing learners to check computation after showing their own work.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Add Three Numbers Worksheet
Trace and Colour Number Shape - 3
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Repeated numeral forms give young learners several opportunities to attend to the shape of three on one uncluttered page. The outlines can be traced with a pencil, followed with a finger, or filled using crayons or markers according to the teacher's chosen routine. Because no counting objects or quantity model is visible, the activity specifically supports numeral-shape recognition and fine-motor practice rather than number-set counting.
Author Sarita - Kidobolt
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Tags Trace And Color, Numbers, Kindergarten, Grade 1, For Teachers, Motor Skills, Number Recognition, Printable, Worksheet, Kidobolt