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.
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.
Which object would be about 8 feet long? About how long is the cell phone? Write a number sentence to solve. Translation, reflection, or rotation?
Analog Clock Worksheet: 20 Minutes to the hour - Look at the time below each clock. Draw the hands in the correct places.
Color the objects at the end of each row to show which colors come next in the patterns.
Count the nickels by 5's. Circle the coins that Jeannine can use to buy the dall. Nicholas spends $0.28, circle the shells he buys. Autumn has $0.25 - label her coins.
Cut and paste to match fronts and backs of the coins below.
Worksheet with 5 clocks, each set to various times (e.g. 7:15)
Worksheet containing 9 clocks, each set to a "full hour" (e.g. 7:00)
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.
Have children identify the coins or bills on the left and circle the coin or bill on the right that belongs in the group.
Draw two different rectangles. Each rectangle should have a perimeter of 10 units.
What tool would you use to measure the attribute? Write or draw a tool.
Kayla goes into the ice cream shop and wants to get an ice cream cone. The flavors are vanilla, chocolate, orange, or mint. She wants a two scoop cone. How many different combinations could she possibly get? Show all the combinations below.
Count the money, write the amount. 5 problems per page, first one is completed for you.
Today's number is __. Write at least 3 equations for today's number. Is today's number odd or even? Make a model of today's number by drawing rods and cubes. Hundreds, tens, ones places. Expanded notation, coins, greater than, less than, equal.
Blank clock worksheet: 2 clocks per page. Includes hour and minute hands to cut & paste
Look at the two items. Circle the item you want. Then circle the coins to match the price.
Wrat fraction of the shape is shaded? Length approximation. Comparing area. Calculating age.
Have children color each picture that shows 0 or none; draw a pet dish with food and a pet dish that has 0 food in it.
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