Only Tens Allowed!

Adding double-digit numbers is a new adventure for many first grade students. Using whole tens to begin is a great stepping stone to start with. Students will love this cute worksheet, and the twenty problems listed are perfect for young mathematicians.

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

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1st grade

Telling the Truth with Prickles and a Parrot

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Telling the Truth with Prickles and a Parrot

Students will test their prowess in rounding to ten with these true or false statements. They’ll read the rounding sentence, and decide whether the answer is true or not. Then all that’s left is to write in the correct answer. Don’t worry, the words required (true and false) are in the instructions.

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3rd grade

Less Than One

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Less Than One

Fractions can be difficult! One great tool kids can use to visualize fractions is the number line. First, they mark the number line, dividing it into even parts. Then they’ll plot the fraction, using the top number to help them stop at the right spot. As the saying goes, seeing is believing! This may be […]

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1st grade

Measuring Ocean Giants

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Measuring Ocean Giants

In this worksheet, kids will measure ocean giants. There are three in each group of animals. Students will compare the three and circle the longest one.

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3rd grade

Anti-Grav Giraffe Explores the Expanse of Shapes

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Anti-Grav Giraffe Explores the Expanse of Shapes

What better superhero than a giraffe who defies gravity exists for exploring the space of 2D shapes? None. There is no better superhero – except maybe your students. Kids will love this quirky five-problem worksheet with its silly superhero!

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7th grade

Awesome Angles

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Awesome Angles

Angles are AWESOME, and your learners are sure to agree as they gain plenty of practice through this geometry resource! You can give them the opportunity to work independently, in partners, or small groups as they answer each question. Supplementary, complementary, or otherwise, these awesome angles are sure to excite and engage!

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2nd grade

First, “Second,” Third

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First, “Second,” Third

One, two, three, it’s a great time to learn! This worksheet will help students to gain important reading skills as they practice a new sight word. First, they will identify, read, and trace. “Second,” they will color and write. Third, they will show you their confidence as they shine!

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1st grade

Swimming in Double Digits

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Swimming in Double Digits

Two-digit addition can be intimidating for first-graders, but when they see the problems on this page, they’re likely to feel relieved! The only adding they really have to do is of the digits in the tens place. It is likely to build their confidence to add such big numbers with ease! There are 20 questions […]

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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

Just the Facts with Purple Dino Plus Plants

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Just the Facts with Purple Dino Plus Plants

These addition problems are great for first graders. Their sums are all 100 or fewer. Each addend is represented as base ten blocks, and is an even set of ten with no ones, making it simple for students to focus on addition in the tens place. They’ll write the addition problem and solve, showing the […]

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Kindergarten

Cat and Mouse Set Off to See the World

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Cat and Mouse Set Off to See the World

Cat and Mouse have taken a break from chasing each other to take a trip around the world! Students can capture this historical moment by adding and subtracting to get sums and differences that will help them determine which colors should be used in the pictures. It’s a color-by-number math puzzle! We hope your students […]

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1st grade

“All” In!

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“All” In!

Your learners will be “all” in with this sight word worksheet. Students will love to color, trace, find, and learn all about the sight word “all.” Build confidence and see big smiles as your early readers soar to success!

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2nd grade

Adding & Multiplying Shapes with Lincoln Lion

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Adding & Multiplying Shapes with Lincoln Lion

Lincoln Lion’s den is full of shapes! He is organizing his shapes into groups to help students understand multiplication as repeated addition. Students will examine each group of shapes to find the sum and will then convert each addition expression into a multiplication problem. This is a fantastic addition and multiplication mash-up!

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7th grade

Angles in Outer Space

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Angles in Outer Space

To infinity and beyond! Seventh grade learners will appreciate this space-themed worksheet! They will have five opportunities to practice their skills with angles as they read each question carefully and solve. This resource is sure to engage and build geometry confidence. It is out of this world!

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6th grade

Lighting Up With Ratios and Unit Rates

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Lighting Up With Ratios and Unit Rates

This 5 question worksheet quickly gives students the chance to light up their understanding of ratios and unit rates. 6th graders will “bearly” feel the chill with this fun practice page, and they will want to start right away. The real-life type problems will help them see the benefits of knowing about ratios and unit […]

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4th grade

It’s the Bees Knees!

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It’s the Bees Knees!

This worksheet is a good introduction to the world of decimal notation for fractions. Students will “start slow”, converting fractions to like denominators, then adding the new numerators together. They’ll do great! Just remember to give kids a “hive five” for their hard work!

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1st grade

The Ups and Downs of More or Less

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The Ups and Downs of More or Less

It may sound like a roller coaster ride, but it’s really a math puzzle! Students will identify each of these numbers in relation to a target number: one less, one, more, ten less, and ten more. This worksheet is great for building a deeper working understanding of numbers!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “E”

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Trace Letter “E”

Let your tiny students see how easy it is to practice letter E. We offer you the easiest way there is to teach your children a tricky letter and help them ace it. Get our trace the letter E worksheet for your letter teaching plan today.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “Q”

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Trace Letter “Q”

Make your classroom the best place to be for your students with engaging and interesting learning resources. Get our trace letter “Q” worksheets to combine learning, practice and fun for your young learners.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “F”

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Trace Letter “F”

F stands for fun and let’s bring tons of that to our classrooms. Our trace the letter F worksheet promises to be a wholly fun and rewarding classroom lesson for the young ones. Get this remarkable learning tool for your kids today!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive G

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Cursive G

Beautiful handwriting is a much desired trait and those who excel in cursive writing make a lasting impression. Help transform the writing skills of your students into a work of art with our Cursive G printable worksheet. The extra practice lines will strengthen their grip and motor skills and will soon help them perfect the […]

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Umbrella”

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Trace the word “Umbrella”

Ready to have some handwriting practice? Our worksheet will help your young learners fine-tune their motor skills, learn new words and also perfect their handwriting. Grab our worksheet today for fun, engaging, and effective learning.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive B

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Cursive B

Let cursive writing become the next favorite lesson of your students. Our cursive B printable worksheet is going to make them bounce with delight on their seats, each time they form a cursive letter successfully. Learning and fun can go hand in hand, just as it does with our printable learning resource!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive L is for Lamp

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Cursive L is for Lamp

Our cursive L is for Lamp worksheet helps build two vital skills in students: cursive handwriting and vocabulary building. Use our printable worksheet to transform your students into magnificent cursive writers and well-versed little beings.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “S”

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Trace Letter “S”

Looking for helpful resources to make initial learning stages easier for your kindergarteners? Our letter tracing worksheet will make “S” easy and fun for your students to accomplish.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “P”

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Trace Letter “P”

Letter tracing and handwriting practice is the best form of teaching. Use our clever trace the letter “P’ worksheet to help your students master a tricky letter and strengthen their fine motor skills.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “G”

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Trace Letter “G”

Take your pre-schoolers on a G practicing spree. We bring you the most attractive and engaging printable worksheet to help your children practice their letters. You won’t fail to accomplish milestones with them using our teaching resource.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive W is for Wolf

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Cursive W is for Wolf

Cursive writing is making a comeback! It’s a great practice for kids. There are quite a few words that use the letter Ww, so it’s a good one to practice. This worksheet uses three lines. The middle line is dotted. Writers will practice by tracing a dark dotted line, a light dotted line, and a […]

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive G is for Guitar

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Cursive G is for Guitar

Let’s hit the right cursive notes in our awesome learning resource. Cursive G is for Guitar introduces a beautiful instrument, a fancy word, and cursive writing practice in one for your students. There cannot be a better lesson plan than our printable worksheet for your next class!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Dog”

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Trace the word “Dog”

Make learning easy for your youngsters with our tracing worksheet. The simple three-letter tracing worksheet is a great start to building handwriting, letter identification, and fine motor skills.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive S is for Sun

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Cursive S is for Sun

This bright worksheet is a perfect practice for kids learning cursive writing! They’ll practice writing important words like Sandwich, Sky, and Spoon. They’ll practice writing capital and lowercase Ss in isolation.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive E is for Ear

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Cursive E is for Ear

Never lose the opportunity of teaching your children something beautiful, such as the cursive handwriting. Help your little ones develop this impressive art with the help of out printable Cursive E is for Ear worksheet. With plenty of practice and constant encouragement, our worksheet will soon make them beautiful writers.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Guitar”

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Trace the word “Guitar”

Help your children discover a lovely instrument and a fancy word with our Guitar tracing worksheet. This is going to be a highly engaging classroom activity, with tracing, handwriting practice, and music learning all in one.

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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

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

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

Successful Cyberpunk Shapes

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Successful Cyberpunk Shapes

This cool practice sheet is way too hip to be forgotten! Kids will find all the equally divided shapes on the page. Then, they’ll color them to indicate they’re equal! This practice is steampunk and cyberpunk approved.

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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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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

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

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

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

Name That 3-D Shape!

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Name That 3-D Shape!

These five everyday objects are really just three-dimensional shapes in disguise! Students will find and write the names of these shapes, making it easier to recall the terms later. Terms include cube, rectangular prism, sphere, cone, and cylinder. With ample writing space, simple pictures, and the keywords in the instructions, students can use this sheet […]

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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

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

Gladys Alien Connects the Stars

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Gladys Alien Connects the Stars

Gladys alien loves looking at the stars to relax each night. She likes to find 2D shapes among them. She wanted to share the fun with your students! They can connect the dots to define the shape, then match it with the name. Shapes included in the worksheet are rectangle, triangle, star, octagon, decagon, with […]

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1st grade

The Great Shape Divide

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The Great Shape Divide

Your kids will be fraction-forming monsters by the time they’ve completed this practice! They’ll divide each of these eight shapes into the equal parts suggested. Some of these shapes are a little challenging to divide, but your kids will rock this practice!

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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

Unidentified 2D Objects

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Unidentified 2D Objects

Scientists have discovered these unidentified space objects! They think it may be the pizza delivery order for an alien species. Can your students identify these shapes, cracking the code? We are hopeful that they can. It may mean cheese pizza for the Universe! Probably not, but we’d like that!

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Number Patterns

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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1st grade

Mooo! Number Patterns

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Mooo! Number Patterns

These cows are “moooo”ving along the patterned trail! Kids can show their pattern smarts by identifying and writing the pattern rule. They can then use the rule to find the final number in the pattern.

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1st grade

There’s No Order Like Snow Order

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There’s No Order Like Snow Order

These friends are spending a warm winter’s night chatting about their favorite numbers. Unfortunately, the wind blew in and mixed all their number cards up! Will your students be able to help them sort them out again?

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1st grade

Counting Caterpillars

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Counting Caterpillars

These caterpillars make great learning buddies! Each one has a series of numbers in the “decades” (all even groups of tens). Students fill in the missing number. There are no numbers over 100. The caterpillars walking to the left are series of numbers increasing with each step. Beware, though – the caterpillars walking to the […]

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1st grade

Little Baby Butterfly Bubbles

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Little Baby Butterfly Bubbles

This adorable butterfly is just sitting on a flower, blowing numbered bubbles! Some of the numbers washed away, though. Can your students fill in the missing tens? There are five sets of numbers for them to work with, and all the numbers are fewer than 100. They’ll practice writing numbers in patterns forward and backward […]

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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

Cupcakes and Counting

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Cupcakes and Counting

This “sweet treat” of a worksheet will have your kiddos breaking numbers down in no time! In each of the five problems, students will count the total number of brightly colored, shaded-in base ten blocks. Then, they’ll separate the total number into groups of tens and ones. This is great practice for your first grader!

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1st grade

Falling for Hundreds Charts

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Falling for Hundreds Charts

It’s autumn, the leaves are falling, and it’s time to count to one hundred! Using the hundreds chart, learners will fill in the missing numbers. Encourage students to look for patterns as they work their way through the pretty fall scene.

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1st grade

Slow Sloth Needs a Friend

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Slow Sloth Needs a Friend

Sloth started this worksheet about 14 days ago. He’s just way too slow to complete it. Can your students help? They’ll put the numbers in order – and help Sloth move on with his very, very slow life!

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1st grade

Bubble-Blowing with the One-Eyed Pirates of Tens

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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 […]

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1st grade

Ice Cream Cone Counting

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Ice Cream Cone Counting

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ICE CREAM! How can we not be excited about ice cream when there is counting involved? The more scoops we can count on top of our ice cream cone, the better! Students will use the number on each ice cream cone to begin counting by the given […]

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1st grade

Don’t Worry – It’s Not Rocket Science!

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Don’t Worry – It’s Not Rocket Science!

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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1st grade

Pirates Red Pepper Patterns

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Pirates Red Pepper Patterns

Pirates Red Pepper and Avacado Guacamole have been fighting over these patterns all day! Can you help them by showing them the correct answers? All you’ll need to do is identify and write the pattern rules for these groups of numbers. Your help could keep these friends from a pirating battle that can only end […]

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1st grade

Sports Bananas Pattern Dilemma

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Sports Bananas Pattern Dilemma

These sports bananas collected scoresheets from their different events and wanted to compare them – but someone turned on a fan and got them all out of order! Now they need your help to finish, identify, and name the patterns on each scoresheet. That will help them figure out which sheet belongs to each game.

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1st grade

Skip Counting Among the Stars

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Skip Counting Among the Stars

Your little math “stars” will love this glowing worksheet! There are four groups of numbers, and students will fill in the missing “decades”. There are four groups of numbers, and they are all counting forward. None of the patterns extends beyond 100, so this makes a great beginning worksheet.

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1st grade

Cat, Mouse, and Base Ten Blocks

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Cat, Mouse, and Base Ten Blocks

Cat and mouse were playing their favorite chase game. Things got a little out of hand and Cat knocked through the base ten blocks her humans left out! There are base ten blocks scattered everywhere. Cat needs help counting each group to be sure she hasn’t missed any in cleaning up the mess. Can your […]

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