Fraction Word Problems Math Maze
Self-checking maze-format worksheet giving students practice solving fraction word problems.
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Self-checking maze-format worksheet giving students practice solving fraction word problems.
Coordinate-graphing practice worksheet where students graph a set of linear equations that together form a star picture.
Count objects, circle or color shapes that match a target number, trace/read number words, and complete counting worksheets (e.g., 'what number comes before 8').
Teaches elementary students about Julius Caesar's introduction of the leap year (45 BC) through a themed daily-history packet combining handwriting practice, reading comprehension, and writing.
Solve multiplication equations printed on popsicle graphics, solve division equations, and solve paired multiplication equations (fact families) across a set of five worksheets.
Match present-tense verbs on penguin illustrations to their past-tense forms; write the past tense of given present-tense verbs; complete fill-in-the-blank and editing exercises using regular and irregular verb forms; play learning games (per cover page) using the verb cards.
Chronological-ordering and elapsed-time math worksheet using completion dates of 12 notable U.S. bridges.
A set of print-and-go literacy centers for practicing beginning, middle, and ending phonics sounds, rhyming, and CVC word building.
For each drill page, find the LCM and GCF of number pairs, write equivalent fractions, convert mixed numbers to improper fractions, and convert improper fractions to mixed numbers (13 exercises per page).
A two-page article introduces J.K. Rowling and the Harry Potter series before thirteen comprehension and vocabulary questions. Students explain word meanings and consider the reading, then respond to two opinion essays about the series and its popularity. The format combines informational reading with a longer personal response.
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (expanded form, multi-digit operations, fractions/decimals, and unit-rate problems (e.g. pages per day)), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises (grammar, vocabulary/roots…
Provide 8 penguin-themed literacy and math centers covering sentence editing, addition/subtraction fact families, vowel digraphs, coin-amount matching, alphabetical order, telling time, contractions, and two-digit addition/subtraction.
Give students practice factoring trinomials whose leading coefficient is greater than one, while requiring them to write a complete factorization before matching. Each of the two student pages offers nine problems and a bank containing one binomial from each answer. Answer keys show both factors, allowing teachers to compare approaches and ask students to verify their choices by expansion.
Fill in blanks under French prompt words (couleur, endroit, animaux de compagnies, age, annee, freres, soeurs) with personal information.
Quadratic Functions: Factored Form and Zeros is an informative 9th-12th grade mathematics resource. Students will strengthen their understanding of quadratic functions through detailed guided notes explaining factored form and zeros. Educators can implement this resource in various settings - it works well for whole…
Check off goals for 'my mind' (e.g. be more mindful, develop critical thinking, read books) and 'my body' (e.g. regular exercise, healthy eating, adequate sleep) and write in personal goals.
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (evaluating polynomial/absolute-value expressions, solving equations and inequalities, systems of equations (substitution/elimination), graphing lines), read a graph or chart, and complete…
Teach Italian grammar: conjugation of regular verbs in the present subjunctive ('congiuntivo presente'), explaining its use for possibility, desire, doubt, uncertainty, hypotheses, and subjective situations, contrasted with the indicative mood.
This is a great way to help your students improve their math skills.
Students sort train-car picture cards by whether their name begins with the letter Q, sort uppercase/lowercase Q cars onto matching engines, trace and write the letter Q, and build a 'letter Q train' from selected cards/letters.
A no-prep tracing worksheet pack building fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and pencil control for preschool/kindergarten pre-writing readiness.
Color letter-A pictures and practice recognizing the letter.
Single-activity worksheet/ebook helping preschoolers recognize, identify, or practice the letter B (circle the letter).
A word scramble puzzle worksheet for practicing words that begin with the letter C.