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Free download Children read and trace completed addition equations organized around one fixed addend at a time. Eleven pages cover addends from zero through ten, with ten equations on each page. Pair a selected family with counters or a number line to discuss the quantities before tracing, using the printed sums as models for numeral writing and fact reading.
Phonics worksheet for practicing ending sounds by adding final consonants l, m, and n to word stems.
Watch/read the animated 'I Can Be A Good Friend!' story (10 friendship behaviors); fill in 'About Me' worksheet bubbles/boxes with personal information; fill in a matching 'About My Friend' worksheet by choosing a peer and recording information about them; share completed worksheets with classmates; color and discuss…
This Probability Worksheet is a great way for students to build their math vocabulary by matching each diagram to its correct probability.
What is the Multiplication Division Rule Worksheet? This worksheet is intended for helping students learn and practice the multiplication and division rules. It can be used in class or as homework, and is a great way to help students master these important concepts.
Solve multiplication and division fact problems themed around sports (court, field, water sports, football), complete commutative/associative property equations, fill in input/output tables, and solve sports-scenario word problems.
Math worksheet giving students practice solving triple-digit addition problems that require regrouping.
An ESL/ELL grammar resource that explains and drills the present continuous tense (form, use, and common contexts) through an explanation page followed by three practice worksheets.
A worksheet giving real-life word problems for students to practice calculating area of squares and rectangles.
Free download Solve each division equation and write the answer (e.g., 1÷1=, 7÷1=) across 12 worksheets, one per divisor (1 through 12).
Each worksheet gives students analog clocks showing times to the hour and spaces to record the matching times. Use a page after modeling the positions of the hour and minute hands, or choose a few clocks for a quick check. Students can explain how they know which hour each clock shows.
Practice identifying the beginning consonant sounds g, t, and b using picture-based CVC words.
This Watermelon Fractions Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to practice their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet includes a story about Kenny learning about fractions by cutting a watermelon. This is a great activity for students who are struggling with reading comprehension.
Practice adding two two-digit multiples of ten without regrouping.
Say each picture word before isolating its ending. Compare similar blends and ask students to identify every sound before writing.
A pirate-themed set of subtraction worksheets teaching students to identify when regrouping (borrowing) is needed and to solve 2-digit and 3-digit subtraction problems.
Model a way to track counted squares before students begin. Compare counting by ones with grouping squares into sections when the shape allows it.
Work with larger place values through ten nearest-hundred-thousand rounding problems. Students compare six-digit numbers with neighboring benchmarks, then record their estimates. The completed companion page provides a checking reference; discussing the bounding multiples can make the reasoning behind each answer clearer.
Practice double-digit subtraction with regrouping (borrowing) through repeated calculation problems.
A two-page phonics worksheet (with answer key) for identifying beginning consonant blends from pictures.
With these painstakingly created Subtraction Math Drills Worksheets, which offer four engaging pages of concentrated practice, set out on a voyage of subtraction mastery! These worksheets, created by seasoned teachers, provide a focused method for practicing subtraction techniques. A carefully chosen variety of subtraction…
Complete the picture by copying/mirroring the drawn side, then color the worksheet (each page reveals an affirmation such as 'I am ready for school', 'I bee-lieve in myself', 'I am one smart cookie', 'I cone do it!', 'The more I know, the more I grow', 'I am bright').
Math worksheet with triple-digit addition problems; the on-page header text itself says 'with regrouping,' which conflicts with the product title's 'No Regroup' framing.
A word-problem worksheet where students add multi-digit numbers and round the sums to the nearest hundred.