Nets That Catch Shapes

Students will show their nets to be the right size when they draw the nets for solids in this resource. 6th graders will be able to show that they know their solids when they draw nets for them. This worksheet is useful for review, additional practice, or assessment of learning.

ISBN: N/A Grade: 6th grade Subject:Common Core (6th grade) Geometry (6th grade)

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1st grade

Identify Patterns

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Identify Patterns

This brave little beaver is so proud of his school’s patterning team, The Maple Leaves”! Check each pattern and decide what rule it follows. Is it an adding or subtracting pattern? How many do you add or subtract to keep the pattern going?

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1st grade

Mr. Sloppy’s Half-Done Work

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Mr. Sloppy’s Half-Done Work

Mr. Sloppy is always forgetting to complete his forms at work. Can you help him? He has three addends pictured, but he forgot to write the equations that go along with the pictures, and forgot to put the total of each item he needs to order! These five pictorial based addition questions are great practice […]

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1st grade

Beach Blanket Addition

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Beach Blanket Addition

All the fun of adding by the ocean, none of the sand! Students will solve these sea-worthy addition word problems with ease if they’re familiar with regrouping. The sums range from single-digit to two-digit under twenty-five. Some questions can be solved either by addition or related subtraction. This is a great worksheet for spring or […]

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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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3rd grade

Sight Word Spelling Doesn’t Have to “Hurt”!

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Sight Word Spelling Doesn’t Have to “Hurt”!

For some kids, spelling can be a painful experience. With these cute worksheets, students are less intimidated, and more eager to participate in review. Students will practice reading, spelling, filling in the missing letters for, finding the sight word in a sentence, and writing their own sentence with the sight word “hurt” in this particular […]

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1st grade

Seven Ate Nine

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Seven Ate Nine

The funny scaredy-monsters on this worksheet will delight your kiddos! Students will also enjoy learning about number bonds with this page. They’ll fill in missing variables in any position. There are five questions.

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1st grade

Counting with the Castronauts

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Counting with the Castronauts

Zoom to the moon with these zany, counting cats! Kids will practice counting double-digit numbers with these sets. All of the counting is forward, so students can get used to number order, and none of the numbers is greater than 100. In each of the eight number sets, only the first number is provided.

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3rd grade

Lucky “Seven”

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Lucky “Seven”

“Seven” is the sight word focus of this interactive worksheet! It is a great way to teach sight words and critical reading skills to your students. Third-grade learners will have the opportunity to identify, read, trace, color, and then write a sentence with the word “seven.” A new number word to add to their repertoire, […]

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4th grade

Ellie Elephant Excels at Multiplying

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Ellie Elephant Excels at Multiplying

Ellie Elephant’s favorite operation is multiplication. Fourth graders will enjoy solving each multiplication problem using the guided steps to find partial products. Students will multiply the ones and the tens before combining the partial products to find the total product. Ellie Elephant has an example for students to use as they work to solve the […]

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1st grade

Fun with Friends and Fruit

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Fun with Friends and Fruit

The dinosaurs on this page are friendly – and so is the fruit! Kids will love this colorful review of addition with pictorial representation. They’ll count the total and write the number. It’s a very good beginning-of-the-year or simple assessment to tell what students already know.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “C”

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Trace Letter “C”

Trace letter C worksheet is the easiest learning tool for kindergarteners and preschoolers. With plenty of tracing and writing practicing, the little ones will soon get their alphabets just right.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Lamp”

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Trace the word “Lamp”

This lamp tracing worksheet is the perfect tool for incorporating fun and plenty of writing practice for your kiddo. The tracing activity is sure to delight the enthusiastic students as well as refine their writing skills.

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3rd grade

This Worksheet Is Dino “Might”

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This Worksheet Is Dino “Might”

We “might” just love this super adorable dinosaur sight word review worksheet. So will your students! That “igh” combo is a tough one. Kids need something engaging to help them remember its spelling, and we’ve got just the thing to do the trick! There’s no “might” about it – your students will dino-definitely love this […]

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2nd grade

Comparison Safari

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Comparison Safari

The animals are all set to compare numbers! Which one is greater than? Which one is less than? Help them as they complete a comparison safari! With five comparison problems, learners will have an opportunity to show what they know about number relationships and place value through this exciting animal math resource!

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6th grade

Connect the Dots and Shoot For the Stars!

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Connect the Dots and Shoot For the Stars!

Students will love this worksheet because they will get to connect the dots, name polygons, and find the area of shapes. 6th graders will review their geometry skills while practicing finding the area of shapes on a graph.

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2nd grade

Road to Regrouping

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Road to Regrouping

Vroooom! These monster trucks are on the road to subtracting with regrouping. A variety of three-digit subtraction problems within 1,000 are included for students to practice regrouping. Students will subtract by both three-digit and two-digit numbers, so it is important be “carful” to remember to regroup when needed!

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Expressions & Equations

6th grade

Write Algebraic Expressions Like a Super Star!

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Write Algebraic Expressions Like a Super Star!

6th Grade students will love writing these algebraic expressions. They will show they understand how to take a math sentence and turn it into an equation. This worksheet is great for review or a preview to determine what a student already knows prior to a lesson.

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6th grade

Dreaming About Algebraic Expressions

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Dreaming About Algebraic Expressions

Students will alternate between writing algebraic expressions and writing verbal expressions. They will show they can take a word problem and write an expression for it. Then they will do the opposite and write their own word problems for expressions. This is a great way for 6th-grade students to practice their skills with algebraic expressions!

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6th grade

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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6th grade

Whoooo Knows Exponents?

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Whoooo Knows Exponents?

Students will show what they know about exponents in various forms on this worksheet. They will show they understand the differences by writing the expanded form, exponential form, verbal form, and standard form. 6th graders will love this chance to practice or review their skills with exponents!

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6th grade

Don’t Get Hedged in by These Expressions!

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Don’t Get Hedged in by These Expressions!

Students will love this fall themed worksheet where they can show their skills at changing verbal expressions to algebraic expressions and solving them. This worksheet will give 6th graders the opportunity to practice or show their understanding of expressions.

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6th grade

Graphing That’s Out of This World!

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Graphing That’s Out of This World!

Students will practice their understanding of inequalities with this worksheet. They will demonstrate their learning through writing inequalities and graphing the inequality on a number line. This worksheet is an excellent resource for review, practice, or as an exit ticket before moving on!

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6th grade

The Solar System and Beyond!

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The Solar System and Beyond!

Students will explore the universe of variables in this worksheet by practicing with various equations and word problems. This will demonstrate that students understand equations and how to solve for variables in multiple ways and can be used as a review, practice, or quiz before moving on.

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6th grade

No “Lion” About These Expressions

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No “Lion” About These Expressions

Students will translate verbal expressions into algebraic expressions and then solve them in this worksheet. This is a great way for 6th graders to show what they know about simple expressions!

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6th grade

1,2,3 Blast Off With Inequalities!

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1,2,3 Blast Off With Inequalities!

Students will be over the moon for this worksheet that allows them to continue to show how much they understand about inequalities. They will not only write inequalities, but they will also show them on number lines and solve the expressions. This is a great worksheet for 6th grade students to practice new concepts or […]

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6th grade

Fall Right Into Ordering of Operations!

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Fall Right Into Ordering of Operations!

Students will go nuts over this worksheet that allows them to practice what they have learned about the order of operations. They will evaluate different expressions and use the correct order of operations to solve them. 6th grade students will love this opportunity to practice what they have learned!

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6th grade

On the Road Again to Simplifying Expressions

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On the Road Again to Simplifying Expressions

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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Rational Numbers

6th grade

Averages that are Out of this World!

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Averages that are Out of this World!

Students will have the chance to practice finding mean absolute deviation, range, and creating boxplots in this “out of this world” worksheet. Even as 6th graders are dreaming of space travel, they will be practicing their skills with this two-page worksheet. This is an excellent worksheet for practice, review, or assessment. Students might be aiming […]

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6th grade

Are You Absolutely Positive?

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Are You Absolutely Positive?

Students find the absolute value for the six numbers on this worksheet. This worksheet will have 6th graders positively shine as they complete the problems with ease. This worksheet is great for an introduction to positive and negative numbers. Or it can be a great review or practice page as well!

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6th grade

Positive or Negative?

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Positive or Negative?

Even the birds are flocking to this worksheet! Students will get to work with negative and positive numbers and put a list of integers in the correct order. Then they will use greater-than, less-than, and equal symbols to evaluate other integers. This worksheet will positively help students practice or review their skills.

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6th grade

Sky High Factors

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Sky High Factors

6th-grade students will shine like the stars in the sky as they find the greatest common factor in this worksheet. This worksheet will have them finding the greatest common factor quickly and easily after practicing their skills. This worksheet works great for practice, review, or assessment.

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6th grade

Sky High Multiples

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Sky High Multiples

Students will find the least common multiple to complete the circle on this worksheet. 6th graders’ papers will shine with stars as they show their success with finding the least common multiple. This page can use this for practice, review, or even an assessment of understanding.

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6th grade

Icy Coordinates

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Icy Coordinates

Students will feel like they’ve reached a new “plot-teau” when they plot these points on a coordinate plane. They will practice listing the coordinates of points as well. This worksheet will have 6th graders practicing, reviewing, or assessing their skills with coordinate planes. They will be all-warmed-up when they are done with this worksheet!

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6th grade

Don’t be Bamboozled by These Numbers!

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Don’t be Bamboozled by These Numbers!

This worksheet is positively the best for introducing students to negative and positive numbers on a number line. 6th graders will see how easy it is to graph the integers on the number line and grasp the difference between negatives and positives. Don’t let those negative numbers bamboozle you. Practice them on this five-question worksheet […]

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Data

6th grade

On the Lookout for Statistical Questions

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On the Lookout for Statistical Questions

Students will be finding statistical questions all over the place after they complete this worksheet! 6th-graders will show off their skills in determining if a question is statistical or not. They will even have the chance to prove why it isn’t a statistical question if they don’t think it is one. This is a fantastic […]

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6th grade

The Statistical Questions Game

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The Statistical Questions Game

Students might feel like they are just playing a game with this worksheet. And that is okay, because they will be building up their skills with statistical questions as they complete this mission. 6th graders will get to decide, should they choose to accept this task, whether or not these questions are a statistical question. […]

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6th grade

There’s No Debating Dotplots

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There’s No Debating Dotplots

Dotplots are a great way to evaluate and interpret data. This worksheet is an excellent way for students to practice their skills in this area! Students might debate the results of the data, but they will be excited to create their own dotplot and evaluate the results. 6th graders will be able to showcase their […]

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6th grade

Mean, Median, and Mode Oh My!

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Mean, Median, and Mode Oh My!

The critters are gathering to see what is going on in this worksheet. Students will get to practice their skills by finding the mean, median, and mode with five different sets of data. 6th graders will get to test out their skills with each of these types of averages and be able to compare the […]

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6th grade

Going on a Safari for Data, Frequency Tables and Histograms

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Going on a Safari for Data, Frequency Tables and Histograms

Students will dream of going on a safari while completing this frequency table and histogram. 6th graders will have the opportunity to use data to fill in a frequency table and then create their own histogram with it. This worksheet will allow students to practice this skill and use it to interpret the data in […]

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6th grade

Whooo Knows the Mean Absolute Deviation?

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Whooo Knows the Mean Absolute Deviation?

Students will hoot like an owl when they get the answers correct on this worksheet! 6th graders will show their wisdom on finding the mean absolute deviation and boxplots when they complete this page. Letting students practice or review, or even quizzing students on this topic? This worksheet will do the trick!

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6th grade

What’s the Average?

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What’s the Average?

Quick as a bunny, 6th graders will get to work with this worksheet! They get to practice finding the mean, median, and mode for five sets of data. 6th graders will jump at the chance to practice each type of average so they can compare the results. This is a great way for students to […]

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6th grade

Statistical Question Games

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Statistical Question Games

Calling all gamers! 6th-grade students will love to play this game where they get to practice writing their own statistical questions. This is a chance for them to really show off their gaming expertise and to write their own unique questions. This worksheet is an excellent way to assess, practice, or review this skill with […]

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6th grade

Debating Dotplots

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Debating Dotplots

Students might debate the scores on this data list, but 6th graders will love the chance to create their own dotplots to go with the data in this worksheet. Students will create their dotplot and then interpret the results to determine the mean, range, and if there are any outliers in the data. They will […]

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6th grade

Data, Frequency Tables and Histograms with the Stars

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Data, Frequency Tables and Histograms with the Stars

Students will use data to make a frequency table in this “out of this world” worksheet and practice making a histogram to go with it. This is a great opportunity for 6th-grade students to take some data and make their own frequency table and histogram to test out their skills in this area. Students will […]

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6th grade

Calling All Range Artists

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Calling All Range Artists

Students will show they know the art of finding the range with a set of data in this five-question worksheet. 6th graders will get to show their talent by finding the range in this artistic practice, review, or assessment worksheet. They are sure to appreciate the chance to showcase their abilities when completing this assignment!

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6th grade

Crafting Mean, Range, and Boxplots

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Crafting Mean, Range, and Boxplots

6th graders will get to design their own boxplots after finding the mean, the absolute deviation, and the range of these three different sets of data. Students will feel like they are seeing shooting stars when they’ve completed this worksheet and practiced their craft. They might even feel like jumping in an aircraft and flying […]

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