Counting Coins Problem Solving Worksheet
Word-problem worksheet for practicing money math (totals, spending, and change) using U.S. currency scenarios.
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Word-problem worksheet for practicing money math (totals, spending, and change) using U.S. currency scenarios.
A set of apple/acorn-themed maze worksheets, one per lowercase letter of the alphabet, to help students recognize a specific target lowercase letter among distractor letters.
A worksheet for practicing selection of the correct homophone to complete sentences, using a word bank.
Practice ten three-digit subtraction problems in a puzzle-piece matching activity. The four PDF pages repeat the same problems in color and black-and-white versions, with solid or dashed answer-piece outlines. Students calculate each difference and match the corresponding result. Have them show their regrouping work on separate paper before placing or connecting the pieces.
A 'dab/dot' style sight-word recognition worksheet set using Dolch sight words, where students mark the matching word among distractors.
A grammar worksheet where students write their own example sentences demonstrating rules of capitalization.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the perimeter of two-dimensional shapes. It is a helpful tool for teachers who want to provide extra practice for their students.
This Editing Sentences Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing without errors. By rewriting the sentences with the correct use of capital letters and end marks, they can improve their writing skills.
A worksheet giving practice inserting quotation marks correctly into dialogue sentences.
Worksheet for practicing identifying compound words and counting/clapping their syllables to sort them by syllable count.
Match lengths that have the same value across two columns. The worksheet includes customary relationships involving inches, feet, yards, and miles, as well as metric lengths. Use a familiar conversion to model the first match, then ask students to explain how they checked another pair.
Twelve beach-themed worksheets cover a range of Grade 2 math skills: adding two-digit numbers to one- or two-digit numbers on flip-flop pairs; subtracting one- or two-digit numbers from two-digit numbers and coloring a lifesaver ring with the correct answer; sorting numbers as odd or even by coloring beach balls; matching a tens/ones place-value clue to the correct two-digit number on a seashell; completing skip-counting patterns by 2s, 5s, and 10s; comparing two- and three-digit numbers with greater-than/less-than symbols on a surfboard; converting between numeral, word and expanded forms; coloring 2-D shapes (stars, rectangles, ovals, triangles, circles, trapezoids, hexagons, pentagons) hidden in a sandcastle; reading analog clocks to the nearest five minutes; counting coins and matching the total to a cent amount; answering questions from a beach-themed picture graph; and solving one-step addition or subtraction word problems set at a boardwalk. Every worksheet has a matching answer-key page with the correct answers filled in.
A single-page worksheet for young children to identify a social problem and think through how to solve it, supporting early social-emotional/life-skills discussion.
Give students practice applying the perimeter formula to real-life word-problem scenarios.
Guide a frog through a maze to reach school. Students trace a route around blocked passages, practicing careful visual tracking and pencil control as they work. Encourage them to look ahead at a junction before drawing so they can plan a possible path.
Math worksheet giving students practice solving triple-digit addition problems without regrouping.
Four dimensioned figures place a formula beside the shape for students to use. The final prompts reverse the task: draw and label a shape with a specified area, then write its formula. Compare different valid drawings to show that equal areas can come from different dimensions.
Counting practice: count the dots in a row and identify the matching number by tracing it.
Give grade 2 learners candy-corn themed practice writing 2-digit numbers in standard form, expanded form, and word form, with differentiated worksheets and visual vocabulary aids.
Give early learners practice counting objects (buttons on snowmen), tracing numbers, and writing numerals for the numbers 1-10.
Give students dot-marker worksheets for practicing recognition of each lowercase letter of the alphabet.
A music worksheet pairing rhythmic note patterns with automotive-themed vocabulary for rhythm recognition practice.
Practice early counting and comparison with dogs and bones. Children count dog groups, match them with equal bone groups, choose a total, and compare the biggest and smallest dogs. Select one task type at a time and encourage pointing to each picture while counting.
This Place Value Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones Worksheet is a great way for students to build number sense skills. They will practice writing each number in standard form based on a digit's value.