Peaceful Practice with Blueberry

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

ISBN: N/A Grade: 2nd grade Subject:Common Core (2nd grade) Addition (2nd grade) Subtraction (2nd grade) Math (2nd grade)

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1st grade

Space Bunny and the Comparison Rockets

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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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2nd grade

Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

Ricky Robot is hard at work recognizing different two-dimensional shapes. Using their knowledge of shape attributes, students will match the name of each shape to its picture. Students will write the number on each shape next to its name. Nine different shapes are included for students to identify.

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1st grade

Astronaut Jo Gets Audited

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Astronaut Jo Gets Audited

Astronaut Jo is being visited by the I.R.S. Help Jo with his rocket receipts! Students will read the number, show the number in the base ten pictorial representation, and then represent the number in an addition equation showing the tens and ones. Jo would really appreciate the help! Hopefully, it won’t be … too taxing!

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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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2nd grade

Geometric “Panda”-monium

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Geometric “Panda”-monium

Students will divide and conquer these geometric shapes! They’ll divide shapes into halves, fourths, and more using lines, vertices, rows, and columns. This is great practice for second-graders!

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1st grade

Monster Math Mysteries

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Monster Math Mysteries

What is the missing number? These monsters can’t decide! Can you help? Read each clue to determine how to find the answer. Take part in this monster math mania and add to learn each correct sum!

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5th grade

Water-Gun Sam’s Record Coordinates

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Water-Gun Sam’s Record Coordinates

Sam has the fastest water gun in the west. He wanted to plot his skills using coordinating plans. Help Sam record the coordinates in the places below.

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2nd grade

Winter Bear Rounds to the Nearest Ten

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Winter Bear Rounds to the Nearest Ten

In this combined skill activity, second graders will practice both rounding and adding. First, students will round each addend to the nearest ten. Then, students will find the rounded sum of the addends. Five problems are included for students to practice rounding to the nearest within 100, and adding within 200.

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5th grade

Great Graphing Robots Galore!

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Great Graphing Robots Galore!

These adorable robots love to graph! Students will practice reading, ordering, and comparing points on plotted graphs. They’ll even use the information included to answer some word problems. We hope this two-page worksheet computes!

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7th grade

Robotic Equations

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Robotic Equations

This robot is ready to roll into math learning! The goal of this learning resource is to help students successfully solve one-step equations. They will solve these five problems and then select each correct answer. This is the perfect review, practice, or assessment tool, great for showing off algebra skills and math knowledge!

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1st grade

Cool Columns

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Cool Columns

In this peaceful introduction to adding in columns, students have lots of room to represent the five equations. They can draw, place small leaves, or even trace acorns. It’s a great test-run for transitioning from horizontal addition problems to vertical. All of the sums are less than or equal to 20, and one is less […]

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4th grade

What, Why, and How?

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What, Why, and How?

Students will need to do a little sleuthing to answer these questions. First, they’ll name a fraction of equal value to the one given. Second, they’ll draw a model to represent how and why the two fractions are equal. This justification of answers is a great way to check to be sure students really understand […]

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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

Fly Away with Fun Facts

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Fly Away with Fun Facts

These addition problems are great for first graders! Students will count the groups of ten, write the total of each group below in equation form, then solve. All sums are fewer than 100 in even groups with no ones. They’ll love the freedom to add large numbers with this worksheet!

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3rd grade

Ladybug Multiplication and Division

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Ladybug Multiplication and Division

This pretty red and polka-dotted ladybug is ready to race learners as they complete the given problems. This makes a great practice sheet or assessment tool. Identifying the correct solutions and quotients is the goal, and learners will love building confidence as they quickly complete each question!

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2nd grade

Three-Eyed Monster’s Missing Numbers

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Three-Eyed Monster’s Missing Numbers

This Three-Eyed Monster has super vision, but somehow cannot find the numbers that belong on his toy balls! Each ball should have a number written in standard form. Second graders will use the word form of each number to help Three-Eyed Monster write numbers in standard form on his toy balls. One and two-digit numbers […]

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Time

2nd grade

Time Hop

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Time Hop

On this worksheet, second-graders will read the analog clock and select the correct choice that matches. This five-problem page is great for a quick check of mastery for telling time by the hour, quarter-hour, and by five-minute increments. Time hops by quickly with this cute worksheet!

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2nd grade

Is It Bedtime Yet?

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Is It Bedtime Yet?

Owl and Raccoon, who both sleep during the day and are awake all night, lost the hands from all their clocks! Students will help them by reading the times and drawing the matching hands on each clock. This worksheet includes telling time to the hour, half-hour, and quarter-hour.

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2nd grade

Chicken Time

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Chicken Time

This little family of chickens is ready to help your second-graders practice their time-telling skills! Each picture of a digital clock has four multiple-choice possibilities listed beneath. Students must match the written time to the time on the digital clock.

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2nd grade

Time-Telling Extravaganza

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Time-Telling Extravaganza

This is a great time review worksheet. The questions vary, so students will show what they know about several time-telling skills. They’ll match analog and digital clocks to written time. They’ll also need to draw the hands on an analog clock, and answer an elapsed time word problem.

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2nd grade

Time Is Ticking Away

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Time Is Ticking Away

These word problems are excellent practice for students who understand elapsed time and telling time to the quarter-hour. Students are asked to select answers from multiple choices offered for each of the five questions. Second graders with some time experience can use this worksheet for either practice or assessment.

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Adding to make a 10

2nd grade

Swinging on Vines and Adding Just Fine!

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Swinging on Vines and Adding Just Fine!

These active monkeys are busy swinging on vines and counting their exercise minutes. Perhaps your students could help! Each monkey has recorded their time in two three-digit numbers. Can students add the minutes for each monkey? We’re sure they’d be grateful for the help!

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2nd grade

Transportation in Space

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Transportation in Space

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

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2nd grade

Terrific Ten Frames

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Terrific Ten Frames

Ten frames are an amazing math tool, and are the focus of this worksheet! Learners will read each problem carefully, identify the matching ten frame, and gain success with addition. This makes a great practice or review resource! Your learners will give it a TEN!

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2nd grade

Add, Subtract, and ALIEN!

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Add, Subtract, and ALIEN!

This space-based worksheet is fabulous practice for your mathletes! Junior astronauts will add and subtract within 100 on this worksheet. The problems are two-digit plus or minus one- or two-digit numbers (mostly two-digit with two-digit). There are eight problems on this page.

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2nd grade

Pondering Sums and Differences with an Astronaut

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Pondering Sums and Differences with an Astronaut

Math is an important skill for astronauts! Your little future scientists and astronauts can start their journey of a thousand stars by working on these eight problems. Students will add and subtract two-digit numbers to reach sums and differences of 100 or fewer. Give your students the chance to blast off toward their future with […]

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2nd grade

Race to Double Digit Addition

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Race to Double Digit Addition

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

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2nd grade

Add, Subtract, and Run with the Astronaut

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Add, Subtract, and Run with the Astronaut

Even astronauts have to exercise! Students will love these math “exercises”. They’ll add and subtract one- and two-digit numbers, practice regrouping, and solve for sums equal to 100 or less. There are eight problems on the page – the perfect amount for a little “taste”!

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2nd grade

“Persevere” with the Rover

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“Persevere” with the Rover

Students will enjoy “roving” over these practice problems. There are eight problems, all two-digit plus or minus one- or two-digits. Students will have practice with regrouping. All of the sums and differences equal 100 or less.

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Geometry

2nd grade

Get in Shape with Geometry

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Get in Shape with Geometry

Ready to get in shape? We have the perfect printable worksheet that will help your second graders get in shape with geometrical shapes. An activity resource like ours, featuring interesting images for identifying and labeling shapes is a must-have for all math geniuses.

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2nd grade

Reggie Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Reggie Robot Recognizes Shapes

Colorful shapes adorn the page in this geometry activity for second graders. Students will compare each set of two-dimensional shapes by counting vertices. The box underneath the shape with more vertices will be checked. Two-dimensional shapes with various numbers of sides are included.

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2nd grade

Rows and Columns

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Rows and Columns

Students will practice dividing these rectangles into rows and columns. Straight lines are a mathematician’s best friend when doing geometry. Students may need to break out the rulers as they divide these rectangles up into bite-sized pieces.

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2nd grade

Geometric “Panda”-monium

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Geometric “Panda”-monium

Students will divide and conquer these geometric shapes! They’ll divide shapes into halves, fourths, and more using lines, vertices, rows, and columns. This is great practice for second-graders!

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2nd grade

Gregory Gadget’s Shape Puzzle

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Gregory Gadget’s Shape Puzzle

Gregory Gadget has just put together a puzzle full of shapes. The only problem is, the puzzle is blank! Second graders will combine their mathematical and artistic skills to help Gregory Gadget’s puzzle come to life. By identifying and coloring the different two-shapes, Gregory Gadget’s puzzle will be complete.

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2nd grade

Shaping Up

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Shaping Up

Polygons or non-polygons? Help the robots decide the differences between the two. Students will soar as they identify various shapes on this worksheet. Thinking carefully about various attributes, learners will find and draw correctly as they shape up and sharpen their geometry skills.

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2nd grade

Ronald Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Ronald Robot Recognizes Shapes

Ronald Robot is hard at work recognizing shapes. He is having trouble determining if each shape is flat or solid. Using their knowledge of geometry and shape attributes, second graders will identify each shape as flat or solid, and check the corresponding box. A variety of two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes are included.

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2nd grade

The Early Bird Gets the Shape

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The Early Bird Gets the Shape

Students will indicate the equal parts of shapes in multiple-choice or “color in the fractional amount” problems. These questions include halves, thirds, fourths, and even mention fifths. Students will test their knowledge by indicating the number of equal parts each shape is or can be split into.

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2nd grade

Polygon the Puzzled Penguin

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Polygon the Puzzled Penguin

Students will help this poor little penguin understand geometric shapes and fractional divisions in this worksheet. Students will choose the correct answer from among four multiple-choice possibilities. These questions include problems about halves, thirds, and fourths. They also quiz students on their understanding of equal and unequal parts.

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2nd grade

Ringo Robot’s Shape Mix-Up

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Ringo Robot’s Shape Mix-Up

Ringo Robot’s Factory produces shapes of all sides and lengths. These shapes seem to have been mixed up in the production line! Now Ringo Robot cannot tell one shape from another. Students will help Ringo Robot by identifying and coloring each shape in its corresponding color.

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2nd grade

Rizzo Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Rizzo Robot Recognizes Shapes

Rizzo Robot has many colorful shapes in his factory. Each of these shapes are three-dimensional and have faces, edges, and vertices. In this geometry activity, students will count the number of faces on each shape. Shapes will then be compared based on their number of faces.

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2nd grade

Recognizing Shapes with Rhonda Robot

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Recognizing Shapes with Rhonda Robot

Rhonda Robot is hard at work identifying different three-dimensional shapes. Second graders will use their knowledge of geometry and shape attributes to help Rhonda Robot complete her identifying. Six different three-dimensional shapes are included for students to identify. The number on each shape will be written next to its name to indicate a match.

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2nd grade

Building Shapes at the Shape Factory

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Building Shapes at the Shape Factory

The Shape Factory is hard at work creating new shapes. Join the production line by drawing different two-dimensional shapes with the correct number of sides, edges, and vertices. Students will follow the path from the name of the shape to its drawing space. A variety of shapes are included, such as: rhombus, hexagon, cylinder, square, […]

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2nd grade

Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

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2nd grade

Polygon Practice

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Polygon Practice

Polygons are the pick of the crop in this worksheet. Students will draw, identify, and count totals as they familiarize themselves with polygons. They will count sides and vertices as they make their way through this worksheet. This worksheet is a great, quick way to assess understanding of the early concepts when learning about polygons.

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2nd grade

Flat or Solid?

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Flat or Solid?

This shape identification activity is sure to put a smile on your second graders’ faces! Students will use their knowledge of shape attributes to identify each shape as flat or solid. This is also great practice for students to apply vocabulary such as two-dimensional and three-dimensional. Six different shapes are included for students to identify.

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