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Enhance math instruction with our Math Templates. Create customized worksheets and activities for various math topics.
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A repeated 'number talk' worksheet template, one page per number from 1 through 20 (plus a blank/choose-your-own version), building number sense through multiple representations of each number.
These full-page outlines provide reusable starting points for shape activities and crafts. Choose an unlabeled outline for open-ended work or a named version to connect the shape with its vocabulary. The third version includes a traceable name, giving students a writing option alongside the large outline.
Provide blank picture-based story-problem templates teachers can customize with their own number partners for addition practice, including regrouping.
A set of printable 3D shape net templates (cube, pyramid, rectangular prism, cone, cylinder) with step-by-step assembly instructions, so students build physical 3D models from paper.
A reusable, laminate-friendly fact-family house template for addition and subtraction practice, with two blank houses (one yellow-framed, one purple-framed) per page.
A set of printable 3D shape nets for students to cut out and fold into physical 3D shapes.
Blank printable coordinate plane grids at multiple scales for student graphing practice.
Provides printable numeral cutout pages (color and black-and-white versions) for students or teachers to color and cut out, for classroom decoration/craft use while practicing fine motor and number-recognition skills.
Free download An interactive math center activity where students color, cut out, and assemble paper models (nets) of 3D geometric shapes.
Blank monthly calendar templates for the 12 months of the year, for use as a recurring classroom/homeschool calendar activity.
Hands-on manipulative activity that proves the Pythagorean theorem by arranging cut-out squares into right triangles.
Provide a hands-on, cut-and-paste discovery activity proving the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem (that a triangle's interior angles sum to 180 degrees), partially addressing CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.G.A.2, followed by protractor-based angle measurement practice.
A daily-practice worksheet ('Number of the Day') that has students explore a chosen number across multiple math skill areas: tally marks, number words, calendar/date, patterns, place value, odd/even, rounding, fact families, telling time, expanded form, multiplication grid, fractions, and elapsed time.
Teach students to calculate the perimeter and area of squares and rectangles, and the surface area and volume of rectangular prisms, using an interactive foldable-booklet format.
A printable classroom-decor shape bunting: flag/pennant templates, one shape per flag, for students to cut out, string together, and use to reinforce 2D and 3D shape recognition.
A hands-on activity ('Break It Down') helping students understand how to decompose the number 10 into two addends using ten-frames, reinforcing addition facts to 10.
A hands-on early-math counting mat that pairs dice rolling with countable manipulatives to build number recognition and counting to 12.
Worksheets introducing/reviewing angle types (acute, obtuse, right, straight, reflex), including a cut-and-glue foldable reference craft and practice classifying and comparing angle measures.
Cut-and-fold interactive activity where students identify and describe different types of triangles and connect them to real-world shapes.
Provide finger-tracing mats so students practice the motor pattern of forming each number by tracing it with a finger, in three formats (basic, with objects to count, black & white).
Review point, line, line segment, endpoints, and angle types (acute/right/obtuse) through a hands-on art activity that produces a 'Geometry Star.'
3D Shapes Nets Fun Your students are going to be excited when they see their flat paper take form into a 3D shape before their very own eyes. That is exactly what the kiddos will do using the printable nets included.
A matching game/activity where children learn to recognize numbers 1-20 by matching numbered car cutouts to correspondingly numbered parking spaces.
Match uppercase letter pieces to the lowercase letters printed on the race cars’ wheels, then match numerals 1–10 to the number cars. The five-page PDF provides three pages of car mats and two pages of cut-apart uppercase letters and numerals. Start with a few matches and add more as students become familiar with the activity.