These marshmallow shapes is a great way for kids to begin developing engineering skills.

Our collection of printable math worksheets helps kids develop the fundamental skills from kindergarten trough 5th grade. Practice general math skills like addition, subtraction, fractions, decimals, multiplication, and division and more.
These marshmallow shapes is a great way for kids to begin developing engineering skills.
This clock is hands-free, but it shouldn’t be! Telling time is a fundamental math concept that young learners can find challenging.
For this printable telling time worksheet, young learners read the time and then draw the hour and minute hands that match the time. Kids learn to tell time to the hour.
Kids count dots on ten frame and figure out how many more needed to make 10.
With this printable, kids compare numbers up to 20. Kids look at two numbers and write a symbol in the provided box. Kids solve 12 math problems.
Young mathematicians practice counting and adding numbers up to ten. This worksheet will ensure that your kid gets plenty of practice.
Bring fun into your classroom and let students solve two-digit addition no regrouping problems with cute little monsters.
This colorful and straightforward 3D shapes word mat or poster can teach kids the names and attributes of various 3D shapes. One page shows seven common 3D shapes, their proper names, and the corresponding number of faces, vertices, and edges.
With this printable, kids compare numbers up to 50. Kids look at two numbers and write a symbol in the provided box. Kids solve 12 math problems.
Can your child count all the way up to 100? Challenge your studetns to show theit math skills and fill the missing numbers in this hundreds chart.
With this worksheet, kids count from 1 to 20, then cut and paste the missing numbers. Say numbers aloud, “one, two, three, four.”
Addition worksheets without regrouping with cute monsters are great for mastering your child’s fundamental math skills.
Sight words spelling dictionary is great for independent practice. Students reinforce their vocabulary and practice spelling sight words that have been taught. Primer Dolch sight words set 9 includes words: eat, who, new, must, black, white, soon, our, ate, say, under, please.
Invite your studentns to show their math skills and fill in the missing numbers in this hundreds chart. Look for the number order and figure out missing numbers up to 100.
Kids cut out the apples that help them to solve addition problems. Kids write the total in the box.
This printable math worksheet provides young learners with hands-on practice. Kids practice telling time on analog roman clocks.
Learning to tell time is a crucial math concept that young learners can find challenging to comprehend. Start exploring time and clock with telling time worksheets.
Practicing math skills with our two digit addition regrouping worksheet will not be bored for your second-grader.
With this printable worksheet, kindergarten kids compare numbers up to 60 and write a symbol in the provided box. Kids solve 12 math problems.
Kids look at six addition up to 5 problems and determine is it true or false. Kids cut and paste the equation into the correct column.
Many kids may find it easier to tell time on a digital clock as they see a digital format on most items around them.
With this worksheet kids solve addition and subtraction problems up to 6. Kids build essential mental math problem-solving skills.
With this printable, kids compare numbers up to 100. Kids look at two numbers and write a symbol in the provided box. Kids solve 12 math problems.
With this worksheet, kids practice sequence counting from 1 to 10. Ask your students to say the numbers they glue. For example, “one, two, three, four, five…”
Kids practice subtracting up to 10. Kids count and cross out apples and write the equation.
With this worksheet, kids count from 21 to 40, then cut and paste the missing numbers. Say numbers aloud, “twenty one, twenty two, twenty three, twenty four.”
Time to see how much you’ve learned about 3D shapes! In this simple to follow review quiz, kids are asked to name and describe each of seven 3D shapes, paying close attention to the properties (edges, faces, vertices).
Kids cut out the apples that help them to solve subtraction problems. Kids write the total in the box.
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