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This worksheet is great for helping students learn to solve division equations when the divisor has two digits. It walks them through the steps of long division, so they can see how it's done and get practice doing it themselves.
This Police Officers Writing Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about police stations. They can draw a picture and write about what they learn. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn about the police.
Give students practice distinguishing and correctly using homophones (words that sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings) in context.
Worksheet for practicing long division with remainders.
Practice identifying the beginning consonant blends gl, fl, and sl using picture-based vocabulary.
Students are given digits already sorted into place-value columns (e.g., TH/H/T/U) with two worked examples, then fill in the blanks to expand each remaining number into its place-value addition (e.g., ___ + ___ + ___ = ___) for 20 numbers on the 3-digit sheet and 20 numbers on the 4-digit sheet.
Math worksheet giving students practice solving triple-digit subtraction problems that require regrouping (borrowing).
Practice identifying addition/subtraction rules in numeric patterns and applying them to complete IN/OUT tables.
Practice adding and subtracting decimals and representing the results on a bar graph.
A structured 9-worksheet series teaching students to build equivalent fractions numerically by multiplying or dividing the numerator and denominator by the same whole number, at increasing levels of challenge.
A worksheet practicing unit conversions and fractional relationships between feet, yards, and miles.
Count how many objects are in each of two sets, then circle the set with less/more, or write 'More', 'less', or 'same as' under each group as directed; other pages label sets as Greater/Equal/Fewer.
Measurement-conversion practice worksheet using the heights of record-setting Kansas tallgrass-prairie species as real-world context.
Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to help your students get excited about going back to school? These iSpy Worksheets are the perfect solution! With four different back-to-school themes, these worksheets are designed to help your students develop their observation and critical thinking skills while also having fun. Each…
Help your students build confidence with skip counting using this engaging Skip Counting by 10s, 50s, and 100s Worksheets printable resource! Designed for 2nd Grade students, this no-prep PDF helps children practice counting patterns, identify missing numbers, recognize number sequences, and strengthen number sense through a variety of…
A social-emotional worksheet that helps children identify and record personal coping strategies for moving from an angry emotional state to a happy one.
Complete fill-in-the-blank multiplication drills for 10x0 through 10x12, a cut-and-paste answer-matching activity, and word-problem story questions involving multiplication by 10.
Worksheet for practicing long division with remainders.
A worksheet where students combine word pairs to form compound words, with an included answer key.
Place Value Matching Worksheet Develop number sense and place value understanding with this interactive math resource for grades 1-3. Students match representations of hundreds, tens, and ones blocks to written numerals. Educators can implement this worksheet during small group instruction, math stations, or as individual practice.…
Give students practice choosing the correct homophone ('its' vs. "it's") to complete sentences.
A worksheet giving students a list of San Francisco neighborhood names to reorganize into alphabetical order.
This printables/word-problems/multiplication-and-division-word-problems/multiplication-word-problems">multiplication word problem solving worksheet is a great way for students to build multiplication fact fluency. It includes a variety of problems for students to solve, as well as a answer key for teachers.
The pictured shapes give students practice naming equal partitions. They write halves, thirds or fourths beneath each model rather than calculating a numerical fraction. Ask students to count the equal parts aloud and explain how that count connects with the word they write.