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.
Visual thinking: Draw a line from each mouse to its cheese. Use centimeter cubes to measure. Record the lengths. Then answer the questions.
Have children circle the picture using a yellow crayon if it happens in the morning, a red crayon in the afternoon, and blue if it happens in the evening or night. Then have them circle the clock showing the time that matches the picture logically.
Worksheet with 5 clocks, each set to various times (e.g. 7:15)
Have children count the pennies and then write the number of cents; figure out the value of the group of coins and then write the number of cents; write the value of the coin.
Worksheet for learning numbers 4 and 5 - count the flowers in each gropu and color the correct number of boxes to show how many.
Multiplication practice: 4 basic problems, example 42 x 28
Skills: adding three one-digit numbers, estimating addition solutions, solving problems with currency, decimals, and fractions
Plot the following points in the given grid.
Write the time or draw the hands to match. Printable PDF worksheet for reading and writing time. Analog and digital.
Math quiz, including roman numerals, addition, subtraction, multiplaction, rounding, ordering, division, word problems.
Worksheet for learning numbers "11" and "12" - count each group and practice writing the numbers.
Fraction worksheet: the top number, the numerator, tells the number of equal parts described. The bottom number, the denominator, tells how many equal parts there are in all.
Holly hexagon is my nameWIth six sides all the sameMy six sides are fun to countHow about you try it out:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
These sets of winter things are ready for counting. Count the number of winter objects in each set and then write the numeral that tells how many in the little box. Color the pictures.
Color the pennies red, nickels blue, and dimes green.
Single worksheet with 64 math problems, addition, multiplication, division, subtraction
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