Monster Sums

Let’s sum it up! Learners help this monster to solve. By looking at each set of addends, learners will use their addition strategies to find the correct answer. This worksheet offers a variety of problems to let students assist the monster and show you what they know about place value and addition!

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

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Distribute Your Algebra Knowledge

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Distribute Your Algebra Knowledge

Learners will be off and running with this distributive property race! Start your engines! Students will focus on completing five problems and will select each correct answer. This resource provides five opportunities for seventh graders to show what they know. Your students will get to show off their algebra knowledge as they head to the […]

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Astronaut Jo Juggles Tens and Ones

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Astronaut Jo Juggles Tens and Ones

Astronaut Jo and Catstronaut are thinking of joining a space circus! Before Jo can practice juggling, though, students must help with extending these numbers. Students will indicate how many tens and ones are in each numeral. Then they’ll practice adding those numbers back together to check their answers. Jo will be juggling in no time!

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Ben the Bull Sings & Subtracts

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Ben the Bull Sings & Subtracts

Ben the Bull loves combining his two favorite hobbies: singing and subtracting. With the help of number lines, first graders can help Ben the Bull solve subtraction problems. Using the model as a guide and the provided number lines as a tool, students will solve each subtraction problem by showing their answer on the number […]

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Programmed to Simplify Expressions

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Programmed to Simplify Expressions

Students won’t even need a robot to do their work because they will be experts at simplifying expressions after they finish this worksheet! This worksheet will help them practice or review how to simplify expressions. 6th graders will demonstrate they know how to take challenging expressions and simplify them.

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A “Sure” Thing

Sight words are a “sure” thing for reading success! Students will gain confidence as they expand their sight word skills. Third graders will have the opportunity to identify, read, trace, color, and then write a sentence with the word “sure.” They will be “sure” to love showing off their new reading skills after completing this […]

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The “Right” Way

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The “Right” Way

Second-grade students will focus on their sight word skills with this learning tool! They’ll look for the “right” sight word as they identify, read, trace, color, and then write.

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Unpack the Ornaments

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Unpack the Ornaments

Help the Christmas Penguins decorate their tree by writing numbers on their ornaments! Students will fill in the missing information on related vertical addition and subtraction equations. They’ll use the same numbers to complete a number bond. For every correct answer, they get to take one more ornament out of the ornament box! Get ready […]

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Robot Angles

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Robot Angles

Angles are AMAZING and these robots are anxious to solve these geometry questions! Your learners are sure to agree as they gain plenty of practice through this geometry resource! With the chance to work independently, in partners, or small groups as they answer each question, students will love this learning tool. Gaining confidence as they […]

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Multiplication, Division, and Integers

Seventh grade learners will focus on integers with this five problem worksheet! They will concentrate on both positive and negative numbers. Allow students to work independently, in pairs, or small groups. A great learning tool, this two page tool is perfect for additional math practice or review, and it’s one you will want to keep […]

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Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

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Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

There are so many different shapes to be found in the desert, and Camilla Camel is trying to count them all. To simplify her counting, she is putting shapes in equal groups and using repeated addition as a strategy. Students will practice using repeated addition to count the number of shapes in each picture. Equations […]

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Three-dimensional Fun

Are your students ready to expand their knowledge of solid shapes? Use our printable three-dimensional figures worksheet to introduce your students to an essential geometry concept. With this learning tool, they’ll soon become an expert on solid shapes.

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Rad Rhino Place Value

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Rad Rhino Place Value

This is a RAD math resource you won’t want to miss out on! Students will carefully read each problem and answer the question, focusing on place value and expanded numbers. Help this rhino to solve! With enthusiasm and a desire to succeed, fourth grade students will love this resource, perfect for practice, review, or as […]

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Skip Counting with Oswald the Owl

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Whooooo is ready to skip count?! Oswald the Owl is practicing skip counting with his forest friends. Starting at various two-digit numbers, students will skip count by 2’s, 3’s, 4’s, 5’s and 20’s. Numbers in the skip counting pattern will be written in the provided circles.

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Round ‘Em Up and Count ‘Em!

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Round ‘Em Up and Count ‘Em!

Students will get some good wrangling practice in with this worksheet! They’ll circle groups, then write the total number of tens and ones. Finally, they’ll combine the groups of tens and ones, recording a final count for the complete set.

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Primes, Composites, and Multiples – Oh, My!

Students will practice recording multiples of a given number in this worksheet. They’ll also take a few turns deciding whether a number is prime or composite. They must be able to justify their answers. If they’ve been paying attention, they’re sure to do really… “whale”!

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Geometry Giant from the Stars

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Geometry Giant from the Stars

This intergalactic giant is made of surprisingly familiar shapes! Students will love this worksheet! They’ll identify and write the number of how many of each shape they find on the robot. There are questions about the total number of each shape, how many of each shape is on the head, and then students will fill-in-the-blank […]

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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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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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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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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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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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This worksheet is hilarious! Fashion Pup loves to be pampered is enjoying a spa day. For every problem your students complete, he gets a new ducky or bubble! Students will fill in the missing addend, plus sign, or subtraction sign. They will interpret a line graph and write the corresponding subtraction problem. They will add […]

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Introducing Blue-Shelled Snail

Your students are in for a treat! Blue-Shelled Snail is a number bonds pro! He’s created this five-question worksheet just for them. Each number bond is missing one of the three addends, and the total sum of each problem is 10. Kids will love “bonding” with this snail and number bonds!

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Addition Mind Melt

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Addition Mind Melt

Ten problems. Four addends in each. It’s an Addition Mind Melt challenge! Can your child solve these tricky problems? Kids who are skilled in math will love these multiple-choice problems! All of the numerals are one-digit numbers except for the occasional 10, which gives them excellent practice with place value. These problems are all horizontal […]

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Don’t Be Shook!

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Don’t Be Shook!

Purple-Shelled Snail is “SHOOK” by these three-addend number bonds with sums of ten! Your students won’t be, though. We’re pretty sure they’ll handle the five problems on this page like pros!

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Space Bunny and the Comparison Rockets

Students will have a blast with these 10 addition comparison questions! First, students will add three, one-digit numbers together. Then, they’ll compare the answer to the three numbers on the moons to the right, and find the one that fits the appropriate category (more than or less than). It’s an adventure!

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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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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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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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It’s Raining Addends!

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It’s Raining Addends!

Somewhere, over the rainbow, your students will love finding the third addend that fits in each of these problems. Each equation should have three addends, but one is missing in each! Kids help fill in the missing number by narrowing down the options in this multiple-choice, one-page, five-question worksheet.

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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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See It, Draw It, Solve It

Students will represent these three-addend addition equations with drawings. Once drawn, students should solve the equation. There are only five questions, and all of the sums are equal to or less than 20. This worksheet is perfect for first-graders transitioning from tangible manipulatives to pictorial representation, or even beginning to understand more abstract problems.

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Bronto and Baby Celebrate Addition

This adorable worksheet is a great introduction to adding three one-digit numbers! Sums are all fewer than twenty, and the graphics are so engaging! Your kiddos will love this worksheet.

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Students will love this adorable dino-addition page! They will add three one-digit numbers together, although none of the combinations will add up to more than twenty. Students will “‘saur” into addition greatness with this worksheet!

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Add, add, and add some more! Learners will love this resource, consisting of four worksheets, each focusing on combining three addends. With tons of room for practice, as a review, or for assessment use, this one is definitely triple the fun!

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Your artists will have a ball with this blank canvas! This one-page, five-problem worksheet requires children to draw a representation of the equation they see on the left side. There’s plenty of space on the right for their artistic creations! Once they’ve sketched a masterpiece, they’ll add up all the pieces to indicate a grand […]

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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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This many-handed alien monster is a little distressed. He’s missing some hands-on his clocks! And some of the numbers from his digital clocks have also disappeared! Help him get back on schedule by filling in the missing numbers and drawing in the missing hands.

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Give your first graders the best introduction ever to the analog clock. Make the intimidating concept the most engaging, interesting and interactive math lesson they have ever had with our printable worksheet. We bring you a resource with vibrant images of time units and explanatory illustrations to further simplify the concept for the young ones.

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These insects and friends don’t mean to “bug” you, but they could really use your help with telling time! You’ll take a look at the analog clock to determine hours and minutes. Then you’ll write the time in numbers like you’d see it on a digital clock.

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Travel Through Time and Space

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Ahhh, there’s nothing like a little trip through space and time to clear your head. Kids will love this space-themed, time-telling worksheet. They’ll work to read the times provided on the analog clocks, then write the times in the spaces provided.

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Bring out the analog clock experts in your classroom with our time unit activity sheet. Our printable resource helps the little ones understand the units of time and how to correctly read them. With our worksheet practice, your students will impress all the adults with their time-telling skills!

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These aliens are having such a difficult time. Some of their watches are missing hands, some are missing the digital hours, and some are missing digital minutes. Can you help complete the watches with missing information?

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Always Doing “Hour” Best in Math!

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Always Doing “Hour” Best in Math!

What time is it? Check the clock! Where is the hour hand? Where is the minute hand? Students learn to tell time to the hour in this worksheet by choosing the correct time or writing it on the line.

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These snails need your help! They’ve lost all their hands! “But snails don’t have hands!” you may be thinking. They do, usually, on their watches! Help them indicate the time by drawing hour and minute hands on each watch. They’ve provided matching digital clocks to help you out.

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Let your first graders feel independent and grown-up with our telling time worksheet. Help them read time like adults and feel a gleeful sense of accomplishment at mastering it. An interactive and illustrious learning lesson like our worksheet is sure to produce fruitful results.

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Now Hiring Handy Helpers

Help! These robots have run out of the hour and minute hands for this set of watches. Can you draw the correct times on each watch?

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Timing is Everything

1:30, 2:30, 3:30 – It’s time to learn! Students engage with colorful clocks to tell time to the half hour. Five bright clocks span this worksheet, giving them the opportunity to choose, write, and draw the correct time. “Clock” it up to a great time and lots of learning!

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Time to Tell the Time

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Time to Tell the Time

Time is a challenging mathematical concept for tiny first graders. Make this essential lesson as easy as can be for them with our telling time whole hours worksheet. This printable resource will make time-telling and learning a fun and delightful experience for the little ones.

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Naptime in Space

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Naptime in Space

These naughty astronaut animal kids erased all the times from the analog clocks. They were planning on telling their parents, “We couldn’t have naptime because we can’t tell time – and all the digital numbers are gone!” Astronaut animals get pretty cranky when they are tired, so they really need to take a nap. Help […]

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Watch and “Sea”

A little known (made-up) fact about sea creatures is that they ALL love watches! These sea creatures feel a certain affection for timepieces, however, they cannot get the right time on their watches for two reasons: 1) they don’t have hands with opposable thumbs like you do, and 2) sea creatures can’t tell time on […]

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A Trip into Time

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A Trip into Time

The best time to teach your first graders time is right now, with our printable worksheet. We bring “A trip into Time” worksheet especially for your active, young learners. Introduce this extremely vital concept of life in the most interactive, illustrious and easy way to your students with our resource.

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Is It Snack Time in the Sea, Yet?

Sea creatures are pretty clever, but they do struggle to tell time with analog clocks. They need your help! Can you read the clocks and write the time in the space provided? Each little creature is trying to see how much time they have to wait for snacks.

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