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This counting ahead and counting back worksheet gives 1st graders eleven chances to count forward and backward from any two digit number, with an answer key included, so number sequence practice takes no prep.
This identify real life shapes worksheet has 1st grade students sort nine everyday objects into circle, square and triangle columns, then finish three sentences. An answer key is included.
This spending saving worksheet gives 2nd graders seven money problems: add the coins they save, subtract the coins they spend, and finish with a piggy bank story. An answer key is included, so checking work is quick.
An adding four using pictures worksheet for Kindergarten: count the objects, count the four more beside them, and write the sum. Answer key included, so practice with sums to ten needs no prep.
This Place Value Matching Worksheet has 2nd graders match base ten blocks to three-digit numbers, then break numbers into expanded form. An answer key is included, so it is ready for independent practice or a quick review.
This number recognition worksheet asks 1st Grade students to count four groups of objects and write the matching number word from the word box. An answer key is included, so checking work is quick and easy.
This triple digit number addition regroup worksheet gives 2nd Grade students twelve stacked problems that all regroup, building place-value fluency. An answer key is included so every sum can be checked in seconds.
This Subtracting Four Writing Equations Worksheet gives 1st Grade students picture rows and number sentences for subtracting four, with an answer key, so they build real subtraction fluency.
This Solving Fraction Word Problems Worksheet gives 4th graders four fraction word problems with work boxes, plus an error-analysis item to repair and explain. Answer key included.
This perimeter grids worksheet gives 3rd grade students seven shapes on unit grids to count and one rug problem to solve. An answer key is included, so kids build real confidence measuring around any shape.
This What Weight? Worksheet gives 3rd grade students practice choosing ounces, pounds, or tons for everyday objects, with an answer key included so weight units finally make sense.
The Circling Examples of Black Worksheet helps Kindergarten students spot the color black among nine bright pictures and color four shapes black. An answer key is included, so checking work takes seconds.
This Turkey Dot to Dot Worksheet gives 1st graders a counting puzzle that draws a turkey plus three missing number rows past 100. Answer key included for quick, no-prep counting practice.
This Adding 1 Word Problems Worksheet gives 1st Grade students five short stories with matching number sentences, roomy answer lines, and a complete answer key, so adding one more becomes quick and automatic.
The Snowman Math Worksheet gives 1st Grade students eight snowmen to solve, adding the two top snowballs and writing each sum in the bottom one. Answer key included.
This Thanksgiving Turkey Subtraction Worksheet gives 1st graders eight column problems within 20 and two holiday word problems. An answer key is included, so practice is quick to assign and quick to check.
This Christmas Double Digit Subtraction Worksheet gives 2nd graders eight column problems plus two holiday word problems, mixing regrouping and non-regrouping. An answer key is included for fast, no-prep practice.
In this Multiplication Comparison Activity, students write a multiplication sentence that matches a multiplicative comparison word problem.
Using this Let's Compare Fractions Activity, students partner up to play Fraction War by comparing fractions using comparison symbols , or =. Remember to create common denominators before comparing!
Using this Frosting and Fractions Activity, students use the fraction bars to solve kitchen conundrums.



















