Roaring into Counting Sequences

We’re not “lion!” This is a math worksheet that learners are sure to love. Students will engage in five problems on a colorful page. Counting, sequencing, and identifying missing numbers are the “mane” features!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 1st grade Subject:Common Core (1st grade) Number Patterns (1st grade)

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Picture This

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Picture This

Pictures are a great tool to use when adding! This worksheet offers learners the chance to use bright fun drawings to help as they add to find the correct sums. Butterflies, moons, flowers, and more are waiting to be counted, added, and solved!

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1st grade

“Eyeballing” Length

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“Eyeballing” Length

There’s no one better to lead kids in eyeballing length than a friendly monster with three eyes! There are three objects to be sorted and ordered in each of the five questions. Your students will definitely measure up with this fun worksheet!

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Kindergarten

Zig Zag Tracing

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Zig Zag Tracing

Here’s our zig zag tracing worksheet that has been helping preschoolers pick up and perfect excellent writing skills faster. You can’t go wrong with a splendid practice activity like our worksheet, because it will give kids the ground their need to ace their hand motions.

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1st grade

Tens with Tortoise, from Shell to Toe

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Tens with Tortoise, from Shell to Toe

Kids will love this friendly tortoise worksheet! First, they’ll write the number ten less than the number in the middle of the grid. Then they’ll write the number that is ten more. This is a great way to build number sense!

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Order Up with Busy Bee

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Order Up with Busy Bee

Busy Bee has been adding the totals of honey packages the hive sends out every day. He has one number for each of four weeks in a month. He has four months’ worth of work in his folder when a pack of wild dogs ran by and knocked everything out of his hand! The first […]

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“Children” Love to Learn

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“Children” Love to Learn

“Children” love to learn and this tool will help them to do just that! Watch as they gain confidence and success with this fantastic resource. They will identify, read, trace, color, and then write a sentence with the word “children.” Watch them shine and grow as confident readers and writers with this interactive tool!

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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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Caden’s Zoo Puzzle

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Caden’s Zoo Puzzle

Spelling animal names can be tough! This animal crossword can be a perfect, fun way to work the skill into a center or morning work while studying animals. There are eight animals included: chick, hedgehog, panda, butterfly, worm, mouse, and snake. There’s even a bonus fantasy character that kids will love: dragon! Kids will love […]

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“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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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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Happy Happy Word Problems

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Happy Happy Word Problems

These word problems are all free-answer. Students will multiply whole numbers and fractions to answer the questions. This is a great practice sheet for fourth graders who are spreading their wings in multiplying fractions.

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The Greatest Snack Time Smackdown of All Time

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The Greatest Snack Time Smackdown of All Time

It’s snack time at the zoo! The hippo, elephant, and penguins are having a competition to earn extra snacks. There are twenty pairs of numbers on this worksheet. In each pair, if the first one is greatest, the penguins get an extra snack. If the second is greatest, the snack goes to the elephant. If […]

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Kindergarten

Rocket Tracing

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Rocket Tracing

Make tracing fun, easy and efficient for your young learners with our rocket tracing worksheet. The tracing activity will have you memorize and write the word effortlessly within no time at all.

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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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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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Pumpkin Problems with Addition

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Pumpkin Problems with Addition

Take a fall into fun with these pumpkin addition problems! With sums less than 20, these pumpkiny problems are ripe for first-grade picking. When all the problems are solved, kids are treated to a quick review of identifying even numbers. It’s always the perfect day for some addition in the pumpkin patch!

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Number & Operations in Base Ten

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School of Counting

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School of Counting

These adorable sea creatures will love supporting your first graders as they practice taking numbers apart! Students will count and record the groups of tens and individual ones for each group of base ten blocks. This worksheet is colorful and bright, sure to catch the eye of any child!

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Counting Stars

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Counting Stars

Astronaut Jo usually counts the stars by tens starting at any number. However, Jo is on vacation! As Jo floats in the pool, we’re hoping students can help with the count. This practice is out of this world for kids learning to count by tens!

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Shy Snail Tries Number Bonds

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Shy Snail Tries Number Bonds

This shy snail is not very confident in his ability to find the missing addend in these number bonds. Students can help him build his skill by filling in the missing number! There are four questions on this worksheet.

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Monsters, Place Value, Addition, Oh My!

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Monsters, Place Value, Addition, Oh My!

Monsters, place value, addition, oh my! This three-eyed, four-legged creature needs some math help! Learners read each problem carefully and then add to solve. Focusing on tens, students will have the opportunity to show what they know by completing these five monster math problems!

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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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Automaton Addition

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Automaton Addition

This robot is sure to capture your kiddos’ attention for addition! Students will find the missing second addend to complete each of the six equations. Sums are all twenty or fewer on this worksheet. We hope this inspires not only excellent addition skills but also a robot dance-off or two(send pics!)!

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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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Adding Decades

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Adding Decades

The twenty problems on this worksheet are great for first graders. They have the opportunity to work with two two-digit numbers by adding groups of whole tens. None of these addends are larger than 90, so the totals stay manageable and friendly for your young ones.

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To Base Ten… and Beyond!

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To Base Ten… and Beyond!

In these clever counting problems, students will start by counting using sets of ten, and count on. This simple worksheet is a great way for kids to transition to trusting that base 10 numeral and pictorial representations stay the same, and moving toward a more abstract understanding of how numbers work. This worksheet is one […]

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Rock Around the Blocks

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Rock Around the Blocks

This “tweet” little worksheet is great practice for your first-graders! They’ll use the base ten blocks picture on the page to find the amounts. They’ll record the tens and ones separately. You can count on this worksheet for some practice!

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Astronaut Jo Moonsits

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Astronaut Jo Moonsits

Astronaut Jo has a job moonsitting! While the moon naps, Jo does math homework. Can your students lend a hand? Jo is writing the expanded form of the given numbers, then composing the numbers with an addition equation. Jo is passing out gold stars for participation, so everyone should pitch in!

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“Cat”egorize These Numbers

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“Cat”egorize These Numbers

Students will get some good practice with this even and odd worksheet. They’ll “cat”egorize numbers in both sets. The first eight sets of numbers are all even with only one odd number among them. Students will find it and circle it. The opposite is true for the other twelve sets of numbers. This search among […]

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Showers and Sums

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Showers and Sums

Your students will love the adorable little woodland creatures on this worksheet. It’s perfect for a little rainy day addition practice! The formatting of the problems is horizontal, so they will feel comfortable with that familiar “look”. There are twenty problems, and they are all single-digit addends that combine to create sums that are ten […]

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Conducting Division

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Conducting Division

These robots need your child’s help to divide these shapes into equal parts. They’ll practice dividing each of three shapes into halves, thirds, and fourths. This is a great way to connect with fractional parts!

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Sweet Cherries

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Sweet Cherries

Sums of nine are fine! Pretty red cherries highlight this page, sure to excite math learners as they work to figure out pairs of numbers and fill them to make nine. A quick learning tool or assessment, your students are sure to think this worksheet is SWEET!

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Underwater Order

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Underwater Order

Ta-da! These underwater friends love putting numbers in order! Students will love it, too. The numbers are between zero and 100. There are 5 sets. Students may need to wear their goggles, though, because this adventure is undersea!

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Dino’s In Fraction Action

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Dino’s In Fraction Action

This cute dinosaur is always on the move! Kids will love moving from fraction to fraction, filling in the missing numbers. They’ll complete each fraction to match the picture.

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Don’t Divide the Cheese!

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Don’t Divide the Cheese!

This poor little mouse has been tasked with identifying equal parts. If he gets it right, he’ll get some cheese! If not, well… no cheese for his hungry tummy. The problem is, he’s a mouse! He doesn’t know anything about equal parts! Kids can help the poor little guy by shading in all the shapes […]

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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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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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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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Fractional Steampunk Shapes

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Fractional Steampunk Shapes

Kids will dig this steampunk practice sheet! They just need to provide the lines to separate each shape into equal parts. Is your little cyberguy or cybergirl up for the challenge? We vote yes!

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Fraction Matchin’ Action

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Fraction Matchin’ Action

Kids will love this cut-and-glue worksheet! They’ll match each picture to the fraction it represents. Matching is a great way to be sure kids understand what they’re learning. It offers them limited choices and definite answers. This one is perfect for first-graders just beginning to work with fractions!

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So Many Monsters!

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So Many Monsters!

This lovely group of monsters is waiting for your child to count them! They’ll count how many are in the group indicated by the question for the top portion of the fraction. The bottom portion of the fraction is the total number of monsters. When you’re done, take a screenshot! These monsters are making silly […]

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Comparing Fractions and Justifying Answers

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Comparing Fractions and Justifying Answers

In this worksheet, students are required to compare fractional amounts. Then they are asked to justify their answers. Justifying answers is one of the best ways you can tell if your students truly understand the concepts they are studying. Your child will need to rely on reasoning skills, writing skills, higher-order thinking skills, and some […]

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Not All Shapes Are Divided Equally

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Not All Shapes Are Divided Equally

To be equal, or not to be – that is the question kids must answer with each shape in this review! They’ll circle (or underline) “equal” under any shape with equal division. All the rest will be labeled “unequal”.

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Great Gears!

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Great Gears!

The shapes factory is short a few dividing robots today. Kids can help by reading the order and dividing each of the shapes into the proper amount. The robots will appreciate the help!

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Harvesting Fall Fractions

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Harvesting Fall Fractions

Find some fall fraction fun with this worksheet! Answer the questions, enter the numbers, and find some friendly fractions. Kids will get just the fraction-practice they need!

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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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Writing the Dragon’s Fractions

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Writing the Dragon’s Fractions

These dragons each have a set of three fractions for kids to label! They’ll count the number of pieces that are shaded to create the numerator (number on top). Then they’ll write the total number of pieces for the denominator (the bottom number).

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Picture These Portions

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Picture These Portions

These adorable sets of objects need to be labeled with their fractional names. Kids will love the graphics, and have a great time counting and putting the objects in groups! Fractions are fantastic!

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Sparkly Fractions with Unicorns!

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Sparkly Fractions with Unicorns!

Who wouldn’t want to learn fractions with unicorns, cookies, and jewels? There is so much to love! Kids will count the items asked for and use the total to form a fraction. It’s practically magical – and twice as sparkly!

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Meet Me at the Rounding Rock

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Meet Me at the Rounding Rock

This loveable dinosaur loves rounding numbers to the nearest ten! Kids will love it, too. They’ll round and write the correct answer in the blanks. Round away!

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Underwater Order

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Underwater Order

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1 Less, 1 More, 10 Less, 10 More

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1 Less, 1 More, 10 Less, 10 More

Your first-grader will get a good round of practice with this worksheet! They’ll work to remember numbers and number order with each of the five problems. Each problem has a target number, and kids will first fill in the numbers directly before and after the target number. Then they’ll find the numbers ten less and […]

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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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1st grade

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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Pirate Bonds – ARrrrgh!

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Pirate Bonds – ARrrrgh!

These precocious pirates are excited to help your kiddo practice their growing addition skills! Students will write the total of the two numbers in the bond. This is a treasure trove of addition facts!

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Astronaut Jo Enters the Race

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Astronaut Jo Enters the Race

Astronaut Jo has been invited to enter a math and hot air balloon race! Before the balloonists take off, they’ll have to decompose and write numbers in expanded form, then put them back together again in addition equations. students can help Jo practice – the math skills, at least. Hot air balloon driving will have […]

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Give and Take with a Math Superstar

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Give and Take with a Math Superstar

This superstar may be an unexpected one, but the math on this worksheet is pretty predictable! Students will fill in the missing numbers according to the directions on the puzzle. If they struggle, help them access a hundred chart. That will definitely help!

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Order Up with Busy Bee

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Order Up with Busy Bee

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Astronauts Jo and DJ Chill

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Astronauts Jo and DJ Chill

Astronaut Jo is hanging out with Astronaut DJ. They decide to do their favorite activity – math. Students can join in the party by expanding these numbers. It’s an awesome astronaut party!

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Santa’s Sleigh Bag Shuffle

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Santa’s Sleigh Bag Shuffle

Santa’s sleigh and gift-holding bag may be magical, but even magic has to follow some rules! This week, the rule is that all presents have to be put in from numbers smallest to largest. Can you help the Christmas friends order the numbers so Santa can load the sleigh?

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Place Value Monsters

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Place Value Monsters

Using the base ten blocks, help these bright monsters complete the data table. How many tens and ones are there? Can you figure out the missing numbers? For practice or as an assessment, the worksheet covers place value and its components.

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All the Stars Are Falling into Place

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All the Stars Are Falling into Place

These woodland animals have made a fun activity for your students! The stars are numbered but in a mixed order. Students will “unscramble” them, placing the stars in order from least to greatest. Your students will be the “star” of the show when they’ve finished ordering these numbers! There are four sets of eight numbers.

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In the Right Place

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In the Right Place

Learners are in the right place to learn about place value with this worksheet! They will assist the monsters by solving the problems by drawing and then will show the correct equation. Use this for practice or as an assessment and allow your students the opportunity to show off their place value AND problem solving […]

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Give it a TEN!

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Give it a TEN!

Learners are sure to give this practice page a TEN! Let them show off their math skills in these five problems, all focused on TEN. Ten more and ten less, they’ll impress you with their addition and subtraction skills and their knowledge of place value!

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Rounding Retreat at Loch Ness Lake

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Rounding Retreat at Loch Ness Lake

The Loch Ness Monster (we use that term loosely – he’s really quite kind) is hosting a rounding-by-tens retreat for all his buddies at the lake! Help him test out his obstacle course by tying the blue numbers to the red ones. The red numbers are the numbers the blue ones would be when rounded […]

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