Over 4000 free K-8 resources for learning at school and home.

Guess the answers to the questions below.  Write your guesses in the first column.  Then check your guesses by having someone time you as you do each activity.  Write your results in the second column.  

Worksheet for learning numbers 4 and 5 - count the flowers in each gropu and color the correct number of boxes to show how many.  

Have children fill in the bubble that shows the repeating part of the pattern, choose three colors and color the tiles to show the pattern.  Ask them to explain why it matches.  

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.

Add all the coins in each box and write the answer.  

Trace the dotted numbers on the clocks above.  Then have them circle the numbers 2, 5, 7, 9, and 12.  

Worksheet for counting 6 and 7: Have children count the birds and then draw the correct number of counters to show how many.  

Dot paper for practicing plotting points, x and y axis

Worksheet for learning numbers 18, 19, and 20.  In each row have children count the objects and practice writing the numbers.

In each exercise have children count the groups of 10 and write the numbers.