Fly Away with Fun Facts

These addition problems are great for first graders! Students will count the groups of ten, write the total of each group below in equation form, then solve. All sums are fewer than 100 in even groups with no ones. They’ll love the freedom to add large numbers with this worksheet!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 1st grade Subject:Common Core (1st grade) 1st Grade Addition Base Ten Blocks (1st grade) Place Value (1st grade) Math (1st grade)

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2nd grade

Three-Eyed Monster’s Missing Numbers

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Three-Eyed Monster’s Missing Numbers

This Three-Eyed Monster has super vision, but somehow cannot find the numbers that belong on his toy balls! Each ball should have a number written in standard form. Second graders will use the word form of each number to help Three-Eyed Monster write numbers in standard form on his toy balls. One and two-digit numbers […]

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2nd grade

“Before” and After

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“Before” and After

An effective sight word resource to share with your students, this one focuses on the sight word “before.” Learners will become eager confident readers as they identify, read, trace, color, and write a sentence on this worksheet. You will be amazed at the change from “before” to after as their confidence soars upon its completion!

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7th grade

Examining Cross Planes of Shapes

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Examining Cross Planes of Shapes

Seventh grade learners will explore three-dimensional shapes with this worksheet as they carefully look at cross planes. Give students the opportunity to work independently, in partners, or small groups as they answer each question related to this geometrical concept. It is a fantastic resource for your geometry files!

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1st grade

Who’s a Good Pup?

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Who’s a Good Pup?

Fashion Pup is such a good pup! On this worksheet, the Pup is enjoying some time basking under a heat lamp after “fashioning” this worksheets for your students. It’s filled with great stuff! Students will fill in the missing “part” on a part/part/whole chart. They’ll select a symbol to finish an equation, then write an […]

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2nd grade

Jumping with Three-Digit Addition

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Jumping with Three-Digit Addition

These delightful little monkeys won’t be falling and bumping their heads today! They are busy jumping and counting their exercises by solving three-digit by three-digit addition problems. Students will add hundreds, tens, and ones separately, then add the totals together to get their sum. It’s advanced, but your kiddos are sure to succeed with this […]

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2nd grade

“Two” By “Two”

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“Two” By “Two”

It’s a great day to promote student success! This worksheet will help your students become confident readers as they practice the word “two.” They will first identify, read, trace, color, and then write. Watch them become skilled readers after completing this learning resource that’s as easy as one, “two,” three!

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1st grade

Three Is Not a Crowd

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Three Is Not a Crowd

Baby T. has so many dino friends. Three is never too many friends! Three one-digit addends are also never too many. Students will enjoy practicing adding three numbers together. None of the sums total more than twenty, so the difficulty level is not too advanced. Kids will love adding three with Baby T. and friends!

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2nd grade

Oddly Cozy Snowmen

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Oddly Cozy Snowmen

Can snowmen be cozy? This one can! We know it’s an “odd” thing to say! Students will “roll” on by these snowballs and try to figure out which ones have odd numbers on them. It’s a cozy indoor activity for a snowy day!

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1st grade

Christmas Kitties’ Fun with Related Facts

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Christmas Kitties’ Fun with Related Facts

These Christmas kitties are having so much fun with related addition and subtraction facts! Kids will love it, too. They’ll solve some if/then problems, complete a number bond, and balance some equation scales to show the missing numbers. It’s so much fun, they may “mew” for more!

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5th grade

Fantastic Factors

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Fantastic Factors

These students are all about multiplication and your learners will be too! With five problems and clear space to work, they can find each answer carefully and show you what they know. This tool makes a great practice sheet or can be used for assessment purposes. It’s one to keep in your file folder of […]

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2nd grade

Round and Round with Moxie Fox and Marge the Alien

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Round and Round with Moxie Fox and Marge the Alien

Moxie and Marge are besties, that’s for sure. They love doing math in space! Help them use these out-of-this-world number lines to round to the nearest ten. Who knows? They may just give you a “gold star” for your help (be careful – stars are very hot!).

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5th grade

Flying High with Ordered Pairs

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Flying High with Ordered Pairs

Up, up, and away! Fifth grade learners will be mesmerized by this learning resource that will take them to new heights! Focusing on ordered pairs, they will choose the corresponding output table for each question. Utilize it for practice or enrichment, or choose to use it for assessment purposes. It will allow them to fly […]

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive N

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Cursive N

Did you know that cursive handwriting practice encourages children to visualize letters as united words? Imagine what fine readers, writers and communicators you’ll be making them with our Cursive N printable worksheets. Don’t miss a stellar learning tool like one for your classroom!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Ear”

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Trace the word “Ear”

Get our “Ear” worksheet to give your students an invigorating letter writing, identification handwriting refining practice. We can promise not a single student of yours will complain about the extra writing practice with an interesting worksheet like ours.

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2nd grade

Geometric “Panda”-monium

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Geometric “Panda”-monium

Students will divide and conquer these geometric shapes! They’ll divide shapes into halves, fourths, and more using lines, vertices, rows, and columns. This is great practice for second-graders!

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1st grade

Place Value Perfection

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Place Value Perfection

Students will have the opportunity to perfect their place value skills on this worksheet as they complete five questions! Learners will identify, compare, and solve. This tool can be used to practice, review, or assess, and with colorful friendly monsters and easy to read problems, it’s sure to be a math thrill!

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Number Bonds Sum 8

1st grade

Friends to Make Eight

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Friends to Make Eight

Eight is the focus of these bright pages, and finding the missing addend is key! One addend is looking for its friends. Students help the colorful characters identify the missing number to make the addition fact complete. A perfect practice, review, or assessment, this tool is sure to be a hit!

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1st grade

Hero Snail Saves the Day!

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Hero Snail Saves the Day!

Hero Snail is here to save the day! Kids will enjoy facing these number bond problems knowing Hero Snail is their backup. There are five problems on this worksheet. The sums are all 8, and students will practice finding one missing addend. Each set of numbers has either two or three total addends.

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1st grade

Up, Up, and Away!

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Up, Up, and Away!

Learners’ minds will be inflated with epic new number bond knowledge! Hold on tight and be carried away through these practice problems by making numbers with the sum of eight. Use this tool as a review or as an assessment and watch your students reach the skies of success!

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1st grade

Scaredy Snail Is Afraid of Absolutely Everything

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Scaredy Snail Is Afraid of Absolutely Everything

Poor Scaredy Snail! He took one look at these three-addend number bonds and disappeared back into his shell. Can your students help him? There are five questions. The sums all equal eight. Students just have to find the missing addend. I’m sure Scaredy Snail would say thank you if he wasn’t so frightened of speaking […]

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1st grade

Snail Sings of the Families of Numbers

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Snail Sings of the Families of Numbers

Students can help Singing Snail complete his number bonds song. There are four questions. The sums of these are all eight. Students will find one missing addend, and each number bond contains either two or three total addends. This worksheet should give your first-graders something to really sing about!

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1st grade

Sneaky Number Bonds with Snoozing Snail

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Sneaky Number Bonds with Snoozing Snail

Shhhh! These number bonds are pretty wild, but students will have to be very stealthy as solve so they don’t wake the snoozing snail in the corner! Students will find the missing addend in these 2, 3, or 4-addend number bonds. All the sums are 8. There are five questions on this worksheet.

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1st grade

Numerical Families with Mommy and Baby Snail

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Numerical Families with Mommy and Baby Snail

This may very well be the most adorable set of snails your students will ever see. It’s a good thing this mommy and baby duo are working together because the five problems on this page are fairly intimidating (for snails – not for first-grade humans). Each number bond totals to a sum of eight, but […]

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Geometry

1st grade

Polly the Polar Bear Identifies Shapes

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Polly the Polar Bear Identifies Shapes

Polly’s home in the arctic is full of different shapes! There are ovals, rectangles, trapezoids, and triangles, just to name a few. Students will identify and color each shape by its corresponding color from the directions. Lastly, they will count the number of each shape they have colored.

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1st grade

Assess Your Geometry Skills

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Assess Your Geometry Skills

This five-question assessment requires students to create two composite shapes, identify rectangular prisms, and divide 2D shapes into equal halves. It can be used as a pre- or post-assessment. 3D shapes mentioned are cylinder, sphere, cone, and rectangular prism. 2D shapes divided into equal halves are rectangle and circle. This is a good, quick check […]

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1st grade

Robot Shapes from Space

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Robot Shapes from Space

This giant space robot is pretty exciting business! Kids will love counting the shapes named. They’ll also have the opportunity to write a few shape names in the four free-answer questions. This is a very good two-dimensional shape review for your firsties!

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1st grade

Make a New 2-Dimensional Shape

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Make a New 2-Dimensional Shape

In this worksheet, students will use familiar two-dimensional shapes to create new shapes as described by each question. In several of these problems, the only requirement is to use a couple of familiar shapes to make something new. In others, the suggestion is to make a specific new shape out of familiar shapes. This is […]

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1st grade

Name the Pieces

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Name the Pieces

This is a great worksheet for first-graders to use in practicing the names of a couple of the less common shapes. The larger composite shape is broken down into a hexagon, two trapezoids, and one triangle. This worksheet doesn’t list the names of the shapes in the text, so it provides a great opportunity to […]

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1st grade

Panda Pow-Pow

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Panda Pow-Pow

It’s time to knock some names into some shapes! This karate panda has the right idea. Kids will match the geometric shape to the picture of a real-world object. The names are provided, so students will be able to copy the names without having to know the spelling of each one.

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1st grade

Halves, Fourths, or Neither, Remix!

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Halves, Fourths, or Neither, Remix!

This is a second five-question quiz in which students must decide whether the parts are equal. If the parts are equal, is the shape divided into halves or fourths? Students will quickly be able to show what they know about identifying halves and fourths. There are also a couple of “neither” included – one that […]

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1st grade

Determining Number of Corners in Shapes

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Determining Number of Corners in Shapes

How many corners are in a square, rectangle, triangle or circle? This worksheet provides a chart for first-grade students to determine the number of corners and sides of respective shapes. Print out this fun and colorful chart and have students fill in the correct answers!

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1st grade

Fractional Steampunk Shapes

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Fractional Steampunk Shapes

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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1st grade

Doggone Great Geometric Division Practice

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Doggone Great Geometric Division Practice

Kids (and dogs) will love this practical “equal parts” practice! To complete each of the four sets of problems, they’ll look at each shape and decide whether or not the shape is divided equally. There are three sets per set. This is a great way to brush up on “equal parts”, a skill they’ll need […]

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1st grade

Composing Composites

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Composing Composites

Students will identify which three-dimensional shapes are used to create larger composite shapes. Four of the five questions on this worksheet are multiple-choice, allowing students the opportunity to compare and contrast the written names of shapes like a cone, sphere, cube, cylinder, and rectangular prism. The final question asks students to create their own composite […]

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1st grade

Circles, Rectangles, & Triangles!

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Circles, Rectangles, & Triangles!

This worksheet offers first-grade students practice with determining half circles and quarter circles. They will also draw various shapes such as a triangles and rectangles. Students should be familiar with various 2-D shapes such as circles, rectangles, squares, triangles, and how to partition them.

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1st grade

Astrid Alien’s Shapes Surprise

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Astrid Alien’s Shapes Surprise

Astrid is a geometry-loving alien! She’s made this surprise puzzle for kids who are new to naming shapes. Students will connect the dots, then match the shape to the name! Shapes included are pentagon, square, rhombus, trapezoid, star, parallelogram, and bonus challenge shape, ellipse (oval).

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1st grade

Geometry Quiz for Advanced Readers

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Geometry Quiz for Advanced Readers

Can your child picture halves and fourths easily? Are they great at reading? This quick five-question quiz may just be a perfect fit for them, if so. Four of these questions are multiple-choice, while one requires a little answer justification. It may just be the perfect challenge for your budding mathematician!

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1st grade

Go Bananas for Geometry!

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Go Bananas for Geometry!

Time for monkeying around with geometric shapes! Students will fill in the blank, naming each of these five geometric shapes. This worksheet is a little more advanced since there none of the 3D shape names are written. Students will need to write the names from memory. It’s great for later in your geometry unit!

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1st grade

Hieroglyphs in Space

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Hieroglyphs in Space

Have you heard? The Mars rover found these mysterious shapes in space! Have students try to identify these two-dimensional shapes. Who knows? They may be the key to the discovery of a whole new group of beings! (Okay, we totally made all of that up, but it’s a fun story!)

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Number Lines 3 Numbers

1st grade

An Addend for Each Eye

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An Addend for Each Eye

There’s a three-eyed monster on this worksheet who loves three-addend addition! Students will like it, too! Each of the five problems has its own number line which they can use to solve each addition problem. There are no sums greater than twenty.

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1st grade

Three Numbers?!?!

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Three Numbers?!?!

Even monsters can find three-addend addition a little intimidating sometimes. Students can help these monsters as they add the numbers using the number line. They’ll write the sum at the end of the equation, and show those monsters what bravery and courage – oh, and also great math skills – look like!

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1st grade

Triple the Fun

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Triple the Fun

These happy monsters love three-addend-addition! It’s not just fun, it’s triple the fun! Students will enjoy using the number line to illustrate each equation and find the sums. Triple digits are no threat to your mathematicians! They’ve got this!

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1st grade

Jumping Monsters

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Jumping Monsters

Monsters enjoy using number lines in their exercising routines. Kids can help these monsters jump down the line, using the addends as their directions for each jumping exercise. Students will record the sums for each problem at the end of the equation.

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1st grade

Silly Sums

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Silly Sums

These addition problems are so silly with their three addends! Students will love using the number line to show and solve each of the five equations. Sums are all equal the twenty or less.

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