Bubble-Blowing with the One-Eyed Pirates of Tens

Ahoy, Mateys! These pirates are the friendliest pirates around. Your kiddos will love them! On this worksheet, students will fill in the missing “tens” numbers to make each of the five series complete. Some groups are counting forward while others are counting backward. Your kids are in for a whale of a great time counting with this worksheet!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 1st grade Subject:Common Core (1st grade) Comparing Numbers (1st grade) Number Charts (1st grade) Number Patterns (1st grade) Math (1st grade)

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Estimate and Measure!

Estimation and measurement are the stars of this learning tool. Students will show what they know as they complete each of five problems. With opportunities to practice, choose the correct answer, and draw to solve, learners will be able to build confidence and understanding and show you that they measure up!

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Head of the “Class”

Learners will go straight to the head of the “class” with this sight word worksheet! It will help students gain important reading skills as they practice the sight word. First, they will identify, read, and trace. Next, they will color and write. Finally, they will gain confidence in their new reading skills!

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Rolling Into Probability

Learners will ROLL right into this probability worksheet! Students will learn all about probability with dice. They will carefully answer these ten problems and focus on a variety of questions including probability chances. They can work independently, in partners, or collaboratively in small groups. A fantastic resource for real-world math!

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Our creative donkey tracing worksheet is a treat for your students. Introduce them to a humble animal with the tracing activity. This worksheet will also teach them about jagged and curved lines while orienting their movements.

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Shapes, Equal Parts, and Fractions

Shapes, equal parts, and fractions, oh my! Learners will love this illustrated worksheet, focused on various shapes and fractions. Let them show off their geometry knowledge as they figure out the equal parts in the given shapes. It’s perfect for practice, review, or as an assessment!

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Picture This

Pictures are a great tool to use when adding! This worksheet offers learners the chance to use bright fun drawings to help as they add to find the correct sums. Butterflies, moons, flowers, and more are waiting to be counted, added, and solved!

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Kids will dig this steampunk practice sheet! They just need to provide the lines to separate each shape into equal parts. Is your little cyberguy or cybergirl up for the challenge? We vote yes!

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“Call” Me!

This dinosaur has had way to much coffee! Students may need to “call” someone for help! With this adorable worksheet, students will read, write, fill in the missing letter, find the word in a sentence, and create their own sentence using the sight word “call”. We’re calling all kids who need to practice this sight […]

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This un-“bear”-ably adorable worksheet is filled with flowers and grouping practice! This type of work is a prequel to division, although that won’t be content covered for a while. Your child will fill in the missing flowers to make each group of pictures match the equations.

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You don’t have to be born in “July” to appreciate spelling it correctly! This sight word worksheet is great way for students to practice writing, reading, finding, and creating a sentence with “July”. This bright, sunny resource even features an cute, springy rabbit that’s a cheerful addition. Hop on over and allow your kiddos to […]

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Girl, “Same”.

Students can totally self-identify with this sight word! Students will practice identifying the part of speech, filling in missing letters, finding the sight word in a sentence, and writing a sentence using the sight word “same”. We love this cute worksheet, and we hope you’ll feel the “same”!

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Your students will love this sight word worksheet! They will be thrilled with their success and you can count on watching their confidence levels soar as they learn about the word “did.” Students will look at the word in numerous ways like identifying, reading, tracing, coloring, and writing. Sight words and new skills will lead […]

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6th-grade students will be driven by this chance to show they understand how to simplify equations. Students will use their understanding of variables and the order of operations to simplify the expressions on this worksheet. This is a great practice or review page for them to show what they know!

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Kids will love being the brains of the operation with these computation problems. They’ll determine whether each input/output table is being affected by addition or subtraction. Then they’ll determine the exact difference between the input and output numbers. They’ll record the discovered rule, and complete the chart. Rocket not included!

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There’s no one better to lead kids in eyeballing length than a friendly monster with three eyes! There are three objects to be sorted and ordered in each of the five questions. Your students will definitely measure up with this fun worksheet!

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These fish would all like to line up from shortest to longest, but it’s very hard to compare yourselves! They need your help! Just decide which fish is shortest in each group, and write a “1” beneath them. Then find the next shortest fish and write “2”. Keep going until all four have a number […]

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Students will love this measurement worksheet! There are five questions on this page. Students will order the length of the pipes in each group from shortest to longest. They’ll be measurement pros in no time!

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Students will enjoy comparing length with the problems on this worksheet! The friendly monster will give them nothing to fear. The math isn’t scary either! There are five questions, and each question requires students to order three objects from shortest to longest.

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These monsters happen to be part of an M-Pop (monster pop) group and they love to perform, but they are having a tough time telling whether gigs are quarter to or quarter past the hour. Help them make it to their gigs on time by circling the correct answer! Who knows? Maybe they’ll be inspired […]

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Count the coins and find the total! How much money is each group worth? Learners identify each coin, decide the value of each, and then find the total sum. This worksheet even takes it one step further by allowing students to draw their own combinations of coins to match a given sum!

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The Long and the Short of It

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A little birdy (or five) told us they’d like your help in measuring these worms! You’ll look at the worm to be measured, find the line at the end of the tail, and write the number of centimeters next to the line. Even if you think worms are gross, this is a fun little page […]

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The caretakers at the Get-Along Wildlife Rescue have three sizes of transportation crates. They want to move some of the animals from small pens to the large area where they can run and play more freely. Help them find the animals that will fit in the shortest crates. Once you find the shortest animal in […]

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Time to measure school supplies with more school supplies! Use these colorful paper clips as a non-standard unit of measurement. Always start at the end of the first unit (paper clip) and count while moving to the right. When you are through, write the number of paper clips in the blank.

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Longest or Shortest?

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Ships ahoy, mateys! Use these anchors as standard units of measurement. Measure each ship, counting how many anchors long each one is. Write the answers in the spaces provided. Anchors away!

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These adorable sea creatures are waiting to be measured! Use the seashells below each animal to measure them. These are non-standard units of measurement. Write the number of seashells in the blank.

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Using Units to Measure

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Draw It To Measure Up!

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Robot Space Caterpillar Travels to Earth

Robot Space Caterpillar is so excited about his vacation to Earth! His spaceship travels in a strange way, though. He can go ALMOST twice as far as he went the day before – one standard space unit less. Students can be the navigators for this fun little guy by adding with doubles, then subtracting one. […]

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Crawling Up the Doubles Tree

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Twice the Smiles with the Crocodiles

This friendly crocodile family will bring smiles to your students’ faces! Doubles-plus-one is the best strategy to use with these addition problems. Students love doubling up and adding one more! Great news – neither the crocs nor the problems on this page bite!

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Doubles-Minus-One with Robot Dog

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Three Fly Guys’ Number-Detectives’ Agency

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Let’s Solve Some Problems with the Bear Fam!

This little bear family is so cute! Students will enjoy solving problems on this worksheet. These problems can all be solved using the “doubles-plus-one” strategy. None of the addends are greater than twenty. Cubs and kids will love it!

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Robot Basketball Player Scores Twice Minus One

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Robot Basketball Player Scores Twice Minus One

Somehow this basketball-playing robot always scores one fewer than double points! Students will add doubles, then take one away to find out his scores from every game. We’re hoping they get nothing but net!

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Double the Fun… Plus One!

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Double the Fun… Plus One!

This elephant family is so precious! The sweet graphics will warm the hearts of students as they add away. These problems can all be solved by using the strategy “doubles plus one”. Double the elephants, double the fun with doubles plus one!

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Duo Addition with Bee and Spider

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Big Cat, Baby Cub

Double the lions for double the excitement! Students will enjoy practicing adding using the doubles-plus-one strategy. All of the addends on this page are smaller than twenty, so this worksheet is just the right challenge for the spring or end of the year during an animal unit of study!

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WheelieBot Counts His Wheelies

Students can help WheelieBot count how many wheelies he does in a day! He’s a world record holder, but he’s not great at keeping up with his practice paperwork. Students will use the strategy doubles-minus-one to solve these problems. Let the wheelie-counting commence!

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Rabbit Family Works on Addition Strategies

This sweet little rabbit family is working on homework, and students can join in on the fun! These addition problems can all be solved with the “doubles-plus-one” strategy. None of the addends are more than 20. There are ten problems to solve. Tell your kiddos to “hop” to it, and join in the fun with […]

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Butterfly and Friends Double Up

Students will love using the doubles-plus-two strategy in these addition problems. This is a challenging worksheet because there are some two-digit plus two-digit problems, but kids who enjoy a good challenge will appreciate definitely appreciate it. There are ten questions on this page.

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Measure the Waves with RadioBot

How far can RadioBot send his radio waves? Students can help him measure. They’ll add two distances together using the doubles-minus-one strategy. RadioBot will be grateful for the help!

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