In this Estimating Measurement in Inches Worksheet, students complete the web below with objects that could be measured with the unit inches.

While using our Explaining Why Addition and Subtraction Works Worksheet, students write, draw, or use equations and diagrams to explain what strategies you used to solve the problems.

Using Understanding Halves and Fourths Worksheet, students shade templates to represent fractions visually and then write a fraction.

Using this Using Objects to Count Assessment Worksheet, students use objects to count a number from 1 to 20 to build counting fluency.

Using I Can Count Starting at any Number Worksheet, students start at the provided number and count forward by ones to build counting fluency skills.

Using Is It Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal to Worksheet, students compare the two numbers to determine if they are greater than, less than, or equal to each other.

Using Which is Greater Worksheet, students circle groups of objects that show the greater amount to build number comparison skills.

Using Counting and Writing Numbers Worksheet, studentscount the circles up to 20 in a set in order to build their counting fluency.

While using our Decomposing the Numbers Worksheet, students break apart the numbers into pairs by showing 2 ways to decompose each number.

Using Find the Number that Makes 10 Worksheet, students determine the unknown number in each addition equation to make the sum of 10.

While using our Finding Other Names Worksheet, students write the number pairs that match the sums that the cats are sharing to improve fact fluency.

Using How Many Worksheet, studentscount the items up to 20 in a set in order to build their counting fluency.

While using our Breaking Apart Numbers Worksheet, students break apart the numbers into pairs to show 2 ways to decompose each number.

Using this Coloring the Shapes Worksheet, students identify 2D shapes by coloring each shape a different color to build shape recognition skills.

Using Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet, students write the number that is ten more or less in order to build their counting fluency.

Using this Gathering Information from a Graph Worksheet, students answer questions about balloons for a party using the data from the graph.

While using our Addition Word Problems Worksheet, students solve addition word problems by drawing pictures and writing equations.

Using this What Weight? Worksheet, studentschoose the best unit of weight for the object provided.

Using this What's the Weight? Worksheet, students estimate the weight of objects in the classroom and then weigh to the find the actual weights.

Using Puppy Odd Even Game, students sort numbers in the even or odd categories on the sorting mat.