If You Give a Moose a Problem

If you give a moose a problem, he will ask for a pencil! Students will love this happy worksheet. There are twenty addition equations on this page, and they are formatted horizontally. Sums are fewer than twenty, and all the addends are one-digit numbers. This is a great worksheet for early in the first-grade year!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 1st grade Subject:Common Core (1st grade) 1st Grade Addition Math (1st grade)

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1st grade

Here’s the Story

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Here’s the Story

These word problems are the perfect challenge for kids comfortable with both addition and subtraction. They’ll need to be careful because the missing bits of information vary in equation position! Any great gumshoe can follow the clues to the correct answers, though. All they need to do is follow the story!

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2nd grade

Frog Family Coin Count

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Frog Family Coin Count

Students will hop right into counting change with this worksheet! Students will count all coins from pennies to half-dollars. The totals are all less than $1.25. This is the perfect practice for your second-grade tadpoles!

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1st grade

Nests and Number Lines

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Nests and Number Lines

Tweet! Tweet! The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and number lines are the focus of this worksheet. Counting by tens, learners will use number lines to find the correct sum. Line up to solve these addition problems!

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Kindergarten

Cylinder Tracing

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Cylinder Tracing

Did you know tracing helps refine visual spatial skills which later help the kids ace math and reading? If you’re ready to set the floor for a successful learning journey ahead for your kids, use our printable worksheet. It will help the young ones develop the most crucial skills they need!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Car”

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Trace the word “Car”

It is quite challenging to make unruly kindergartners take interest in handwriting practice, isn’t it? Let our trace the word “CAR” worksheet make your learning sessions fun. The tracing activity and captivating illustration will make your students practice gleefully away.

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2nd grade

Race to Double Digit Addition

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Race to Double Digit Addition

The race is on! Learners will focus on two-digit addition as they make their mark and speed along to math success! With twenty problems that utilize double and single addition, students will find this learning tool to be a confidence builder and you will find it to be the perfect fit for either a practice […]

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3rd grade

Finding Area with Fantastic Lion and the Llama of Transparency

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Finding Area with Fantastic Lion and the Llama of Transparency

These superheroes are no ordinary superheroes. They’re animals! And your students are no ordinary students. Let them practice their area calculation skills with this extraordinary, engaging worksheet. There are six problems in which students can prove themselves amazing, so you can use this either for practice or assessment.

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Kindergarten

Vase Tracing

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Vase Tracing

This Vase Tracing worksheet is a fun and engaging way to introduce children to the alphabet. Whether they’re just starting school or need a refresher, this free printable worksheet provides letter practice for handwriting, shape tracing, and developing focus.

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1st grade

Bond… Number Bond

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Bond… Number Bond

The relationship between addition and subtraction is one of the most important concepts students need to understand in first grade. This fun alien and planetary will be great practice for further understanding addition, subtraction, number bonds, and how those operations work together. Blast off to success with this handy resource!

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2nd grade

Peaceful Practice with Blueberry

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Peaceful Practice with Blueberry

Blueberry is a llamacorn who believes in balance. That’s why he created this worksheet. Your students will believe, too, once they’ve used the number bank to find the missing variables in the equations on this worksheet. This resource is so zen!

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1st grade

Fishing for Word Problems

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Fishing for Word Problems

Cast out your fishing line for these story problems! Addition and subtraction stories span the page as underwater creatures swim alongside. Looking for a short practice sheet or quick assessment? Learners will love to dive in to this one!

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3rd grade

Look What We “Found”!

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Look What We “Found”!

We “found” this great sight word worksheet for you! Your sports-loving students will love these graphics. They’ll also work to review the sight word “found”. With this worksheet, they’ll read, write, fill in the missing letter, find the word in a sentence, and create their own sentence using the sight word. Other kids and adults […]

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1st grade

“They” Will Love This!

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“They” Will Love This!

Your students are eager to learn and “they” will love this sight word worksheet! Help them to become successful readers with this eye-catching, simple, effective tool. It will enable them to practice identifying, reading, tracing, coloring, and writing the word “they.” Learners will gain confidence and new language arts skills as they complete this incredible […]

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2nd grade

Repeated Addition with a Sweet-Toothed Shark

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Repeated Addition with a Sweet-Toothed Shark

Shark is craving sweets so badly that we just can’t trust him to count the candies today. Each candy-shaped box represents 9 candies. He really needs help skip counting by 9s so he can figure out how many candies there are all together. Students are in for a sweet treat with this worksheet!

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2nd grade

Transportation in Space

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Transportation in Space

Students will enjoy rocketing toward math success with this worksheet! They’ll add and subtract two-digit numbers with sums and differences equal to or less than 100. There are eight problems to work with.

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4th grade

Do You Measure Up?

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Do You Measure Up?

Students will practice measuring rectangles with this clever worksheet! Problems include missing length, width, and total area. All of the questions are free answer, so students will have to work hard to show if they “measure up”!

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Missing Addend Sum Under 20

1st grade

Algebraic Autumn Addition

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Algebraic Autumn Addition

While the problems on this worksheet are basic addition equations, the questioning is worded for beginning algebraic understanding. It includes questions with missing elements in each position. Students will definitely “fall” for this clever five-question, multiple-choice practice!

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1st grade

Treasures Ahoy Puzzle

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Treasures Ahoy Puzzle

Your small pirates will be a”mazed” with this fun worksheet! In order to find the hidden treasure they’ll add and subtract their way across the map. There are 10 questions on this worksheet. All sums and minuends are less than 20, so this is a perfect worksheet for earlier in the year. Sharing this plunder […]

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1st grade

How Many Robots Does It Take to Change a Lightbulb?

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How Many Robots Does It Take to Change a Lightbulb?

Robotic sciences require some math skills! If your students think they might want to work with robots in the future, they’ll love computing with this worksheet! There are six problems, and each one is missing an addend. Students will complete these equations, which all have sums of twenty or fewer. This worksheet is both robot […]

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1st grade

Welcome to the Family Blue

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Welcome to the Family Blue

This worksheet may have a lot of blue, but kids won’t feel so blue when they complete these number bonds! Number bonds are so fun because all they really require is a rearrangement of the same three numbers. They’ll add and subtract, moving the numbers from place to place in each equation. Students will will […]

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1st grade

Measure the Waves with RadioBot

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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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1st grade

The Itsy-Bitsy Addend

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The Itsy-Bitsy Addend

Oh, no! The rain washed one addend away from each of these three-addend problems! Students must look through the possible replacement numbers among the four choices in these multiple-choice questions and select the correct one. If they leave holes in the equations, they might all wash away!

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1st grade

Plus and Minus with T-Rex Cutiesaurus

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Plus and Minus with T-Rex Cutiesaurus

What a great resource including lots of important skills! Students will try to “balance” both sides of the equation. They’ll fill in the missing numbers to complete the addition and subtraction problems on either side of the equals sign, solving to be sure the sums are the same. Students will love it! This worksheet is […]

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1st grade

Which Comes First: the Number or the Number Line?

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Which Comes First: the Number or the Number Line?

Which came first: the dinosaur or the egg? Some questions may never have an answer… but the five questions on this worksheet are much easier to figure out! Students will write an addition equation to match the number line with sums less than twenty.

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1st grade

Robot Space Caterpillar Travels to Earth

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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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1st grade

No Family Like the Red Alien Family

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No Family Like the Red Alien Family

Sure, this red alien looks a bit grumpy and a tad confused, and maybe it’s a face only a family could love! While your students may not be quite ready to bond with this alien yet, they are probably okay with working with numbers that bond with each other. These “fact families” all work together, […]

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1st grade

Sunshine and Clear Skies Addition

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Sunshine and Clear Skies Addition

This bright, happy worksheet could cheer anyone! In each of the problems in this two-page set, the second addend is missing. Fill in the blank sunshine to complete the equation! Each page has five colorful problems with sums equal to or less than 20 and equal to or greater than 15.

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1st grade

“Sea” What’s Missing?

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“Sea” What’s Missing?

These adorable jellyfish need your help to find what addend is missing from their underwater number sentences! Students will love this beautiful worksheet which can be used for practice or assessment purposes. Each sum is equal to or greater than 10 and equal to or less than 20. You’ll be “shockingly” surprised at how much […]

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1st grade

More and Less with Triceratops Terrificus

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More and Less with Triceratops Terrificus

Students who are looking for a challenge will love this worksheet! There are five questions, and each one requires students to fill in a missing number to bring balance to the equation. This worksheet requires adding, subtracting, comparing numbers, and some algebraic thinking. It’s ROARsome!

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1st grade

Crack the Equation

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Crack the Equation

Students will enjoy “hatching” some equations with this worksheet! They’ll write the addends and sums represented on the number line, all of which equal a total fewer than twenty. There are five questions on this page and one very sweet little dinosaur!

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1st grade

Oopsie, Daisy!

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Oopsie, Daisy!

Someone has lost the third addend in these three-addend problems! Can your students help find the fly-away numbers? This is a one-page, five-question worksheet with multiple choice answers. Just be sure your first-grade students circle the right answer quickly, before it floats away, too!e

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1st grade

Non-Sentient Sums

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Non-Sentient Sums

Students will add ’em up with this friendly robot worksheet! Each of the six problems is missing its middle number. Kid will complete the equation, which will equal twenty or fewer. Instruction for celebratory robot dance not included.

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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

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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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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Geometry

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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

Discoveries of the Third Dimension

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Discoveries of the Third Dimension

Students will do a super job identifying these three-dimensional shapes! Each question has three answer choices, so students will need to be familiar enough with the shapes to choose the correct name. It’s a great way to practice identifying shapes!

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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

Identifying Shaded Fractions

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Identifying Shaded Fractions

Throw some shade on fractions! Students will identify which portions of the equal parts are shaded, and which are not. This worksheet requires some reasoning and some written fraction representation. In addition, first-graders are the perfect group of students to appreciate the vibrant colors! This worksheet is great to use either for practice or a […]

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1st grade

Super Hippo’s Shape Match

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Super Hippo’s Shape Match

Students will soar to new heights with this 3D worksheet! They will identify each shape, drawing a line from the shape to its name. This is a great worksheet for the beginning of the geometry unit.

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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

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

Alice Alien’s Mystery Shape Game

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Alice Alien’s Mystery Shape Game

Alice Alien loves games and mysteries! She created this mystery shape puzzle for your students. Kids will connect the dots to create the outline of the shape. Then they’ll find the name and match it with the shape. This worksheet includes circle, hexagon, trapezoid, and the bonus challenge shape is a decagon.

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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

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

Shape Shifting Fun

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Shape Shifting Fun

The shapes in these five challenges are not quite complete. Students will follow the directions to finish them off – and transform them from one shape to another! This worksheet gives your child’s artistic eye a workout while also helping them improve their spatial and cognitive awareness.

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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

Chet Alien’s Connect-the-Shapes

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Chet Alien’s Connect-the-Shapes

Chet Alien is a huge shapes fan! He’s made this puzzle page just for your students. They’ll connect the dots, then match the number of the problem to the shape name. Shapes included in the worksheet are rhombus, parallelogram, square, circle, pentagon, hexagon, and rectangle. This worksheet will really help kids “shape” up!

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1st grade

Can You Guess the Shapes?

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Can You Guess the Shapes?

Let your students identify and memorize geometric shapes with our colorful and captivating resource. ‘Can you guess the Shapes’ is a printable worksheet that introduces important 2D figures with vibrant images and a fun activity for the little ones.

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1st grade

Halves, Fourths, or Neither?

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Halves, Fourths, or Neither?

Students decide whether each of these five divided shapes is divided into halves, fourths, or neither. They’ll have to have a keen eye for whether or not all pieces are equal, but the vocabulary they’ll need is written into the instructions. Spelling should be no problem! You’ll be able to tell whether your students’ fraction […]

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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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