Math (451)
Whether you're teaching basic arithmetic, algebra, geometry, or calculus, our comprehensive collection covers a wide range of topics and grade levels. From interactive games and worksheets to lesson plans and hands-on activities, our resources are designed to make math learning enjoyable and meaningful for learners of all abilities.
Professor Ben Around loves discovering wonders of the night sky as he looks through the biggest telescope in the United States. Where is he? To find out, divide. Use the star decoder to find the letter that matches each quotient.
Now, the time is ____. Two hours earlier, the time was _____. Draw the hands on each clock. Write the time on the lines.
Color the box(es) that represent the fraction.
25 addition problems. Number values add up into the thousands.
Sammy square is my name,My four sides are just the same.Turn me around, I don't care.I'm always the same.I'm Sammy Square.
Fraction review worksheet: mixed numbers, improper fractions, number lines, word problem
Find each of these points on the graph above. Make a dot in the correct place. Label each dot with the correct letter. Connect the dots, color the tree!
Children taste three types of apples: granny smith, red delicious, and golden delicious, and select their favorite. The results are recorded on a graph.
Cat in the Hat Connect the Dots: Complete the dot-to-dot by connecting the numbers in correct order. Then color the picture!
Analog Clock Worksheet: Quarter To / Quarter Till - Look at the time below each clock. Draw the hands in the correct places.
This book shows many times I can do each activity in one minute. Hop on one foot, say the alphebet, clap my hands, count to 20, touch my toes.
This graph reinforces identity issues. Each child decides which column is closes to his or her hair color.
Analog Clock Worksheet: Quarter After - Look at the time below each clock. Draw the hands in the correct places.
Write the fraction and the decimal for each. Rewrite the numbers as fractions or decimals.
Find the total cost of the items shown. Show your work.
Have children look at the objects in each row and mark an X on the object that doesn't belong.
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