Cotton Candy Counts and Compares

Math is both magical and delicious with this adorable “llamacorn” named Cotton Candy! Students will love filling in missing variables in each of these equations to make them true. There are ten questions and each answer is represented in a “number cloud” so students can find them easily.

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

Who Doesn’t Love Addition?

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Who Doesn’t Love Addition?

Need a review sheet for the beginning of the year with first-graders? This is the one! Students will add to solve twenty equations on this worksheet. All the problems are formatted horizontally so they look familiar. The addends in these problems are all single-digit, and none of the sums are greater than twenty. Kids (and […]

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1st grade

Everybuggy Practices Adding in Columns!

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Everybuggy Practices Adding in Columns!

There are six worksheets in this set. Each page has five practice problems and each problem requires the addition of 2 two-digit numbers, without regrouping. Although it’s decorated with insects and crawly creatures, these cute practice pages are guaranteed not to give kids the creeps!

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Kindergarten

Tens, Ones, Teddy Bears and Aliens

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Tens, Ones, Teddy Bears and Aliens

These adorable toys will help make learning about place value downright fun for you kindergarten kiddos! Each of the six problems show visual representation of a number between zero and twenty. Even stuffed bears and aliens love place value practice!

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1st grade

This “Or” That

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This “Or” That

Sight word success is headed your way! Let your students gain new knowledge as they focus on the sight word “or”. They will identify, read, trace, color, and write. With a multitude of ways to gain confidence, you will want to share this with them and then watch them succeed!

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6th grade

Do You Want to Build a Snowman?

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Do You Want to Build a Snowman?

Quick, before it melts! Students will run to play in the snow and complete this worksheet. Or they might even sing while completing this page and showing off their skills with dividing fractions. 6th graders will practice dividing fractions to find the quotients. They can choose from multiple choice answers to make sure they are […]

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2nd grade

Repeated Addition with a Sweet-Toothed Shark

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Repeated Addition with a Sweet-Toothed Shark

Shark is craving sweets so badly that we just can’t trust him to count the candies today. Each candy-shaped box represents 9 candies. He really needs help skip counting by 9s so he can figure out how many candies there are all together. Students are in for a sweet treat with this worksheet!

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1st grade

Squirrel Away Some Sums!

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Squirrel Away Some Sums!

Kids will love squirreling away some sums for winter with this cute worksheet! They’ll add to solve twenty equations with sums fewer than twenty. The addends are all single-digit numbers, and the number students are oriented horizontally. This makes a great review to start the year!

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5th grade

Chugging into the Coordinate Plane Station

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Chugging into the Coordinate Plane Station

Chugga, chugga, choo-choo! This train has rolled up and along with it, coordinate pairs are waiting to be plotted. Fifth grade learners will be impressed by this learning resource. Focusing on ordered pairs, they plot the ordered pairs on the coordinate plane to create two lines. Utilize it for practice or enrichment, or choose to […]

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1st grade

Mission Addition

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Mission Addition

Astronaut Cat is on a mission to add all the numbers in outer space! Can you help her? Each addition expression matches a “just after…” statement and its sum to help scaffold the addition process. A helpful example is included for students to begin their addition mission!

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7th grade

Various Variables

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Various Variables

Make algebra fun with this colorful learning resource! With five opportunities for seventh grade learners to show off their skills, they will demonstrate knowledge of expressions and variables. Consider using this for practice or review, independent, partner, or small group learning, and see your students take their knowledge of expressions to new heights!

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1st grade

Shapes and Their Attributes

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Shapes and Their Attributes

Let’s practice our geometry skills by working with different shapes and their attributes. This worksheet is specifically designed for first graders and offers five multiple choice type problems. Students should be able to identify a triangle, rectangle, and a trapezoid and their particular attributes.

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Kindergarten

Which Number?

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Which Number?

Kindergarten kiddos will love this counting fun! They’ll count each group of objects and circle the number that matches the count. All of these numbers are between zero and ten – perfect for beginning counters!

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1st grade

On the Double

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On the Double

This alien needs your help in a hurry! Double digit addition problems need solving, and YOU are the perfect person for the job! Each contraption has one problem and four answer choices. Jump right in and don’t be shy! Add carefully to solve and master these machines and send the alien back to space!

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Kindergarten

Doll, Bunny, Bear, and Numeration System

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Doll, Bunny, Bear, and Numeration System

Base Ten isn’t just a place for plastic army men to hang out! Students will enjoy learning about place value with this colorful worksheet. They will label each digit, then be able to recognize a two-digit number when composed as one. Visually seeing the parts of the number can be the best way to help […]

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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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3rd grade

Quirky Quadrilaterals

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Quirky Quadrilaterals

Quadrilaterals are the four-sided focus of this math resource! Learners will help the dinosaur as he works to draw, divide, and figure out the fractions related to quadrilaterals. This makes a great independent or small group activity. Consider using it for practice or review, and give your students a chance to show you what they […]

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English

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, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive H is for House

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Cursive H is for House

An individual’s handwriting tells more about them than other traits. Help your students become accomplished individuals with our incredible cursive writing worksheets. Our printable cursive H is for House will help build vocabulary while conquering the cursive art.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive T is for Truck

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Cursive T is for Truck

Tt is a very common letter! Practicing the cursive form is pretty important. The capital T in cursive is similar to the capital T in print, so kids will appreciate the familiarity.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive K is for Kangaroo

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Cursive K is for Kangaroo

It’s time to bring back the lost art of cursive writing! Kids will use this worksheet to practice writing the letter Kk. With this worksheet, they’ll practice writing both the capital and lowercase Kk. They’ll also practice connecting capital K in some common words.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive P is for Potato

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Cursive P is for Potato

Cursive writing is making a comeback! Kids can practice their handwriting with this worksheet covering the letter Pp. They’ll trace the letter and even write a few words beginning with the capital version of the letter. Pp is for practice!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive P

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Cursive P

If your kids are not forming satisfactory sentences just yet, we have the best solution for you. Use our Cursive P worksheet to help the young learners become fantastic writers. Kids who write in cursive have excellent syntax skills and that’s one benefit you sure don’t want to miss, right?

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive K

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Cursive K

Cursive handwriting practice helps boost critical writing and reading skills. Grab our Cursive K printable worksheet today to make your children the best writers and readers for life. With plenteous cursive writing practice on our sheets, they’ll also become the best spellers in town.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive J

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Cursive J

Children who don’t get vital cursive writing practice are at the risk of staying cursively illiterate for life. Safe your children from this risk and make them some of the most accomplished cursive writers around with our Cursive J printable worksheet. Our learning resources will guarantee excellent cursive reading abilities for life!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive M is for Moon

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Cursive M is for Moon

Cursive handwriting can be so helpful for kids! This worksheet focuses on practicing capital and lowercase cursive Mm. All of the practice is guided using traceable letters and guiding lines. There are also a few words students can practice connecting with capital M.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive X is for Xray

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Cursive X is for Xray

Did you know that cursive handwriting practice is as beneficial for the brain as learning to play an instrument? That’s right and you can now give your children this stupendous brain training practice with our Cursive worksheet. The printable resource will help them integrate all kinds of information while strengthening their motor skills.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive I

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Cursive I

Let’s make cursive writing the next big achievement of your little ones together. We offer you our Cursive I printable worksheets that will provide essential writing practice and help the kids master complex writing art. Oh, it’s also going make them fine readers and writers of the future!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive A is for Apple

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Cursive A is for Apple

Never thought handwriting practice could be interesting? Wait till you see our Cursive A is for Apple worksheet. From challenging your students to write neatly to teaching them what rewarding experience handwriting can, our worksheet brings multiple benefits to classrooms.

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2nd grade

ELA Crossword Zoo is Waiting for You

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ELA Crossword Zoo is Waiting for You

Take your second graders for a joyous ride around the zoo on our ELA Crossword Zoo worksheet. A fun vocabulary activity awaits them as they find their way around the puzzle, meeting colorful and welcoming zoo friends on the sheet.

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1st grade, 2nd grade

Cursive M

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Cursive M

Our Cursive M worksheet is the best learning tool for your children. This vital handwriting practice sheet is going to make them impressive writers, spellers and readers. Did you know that kids who write in cursive can grasp words better and quicker? Our worksheet is what you need to make them language experts!

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2nd grade

“Boy”, Oh, “Boy”!

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“Boy”, Oh, “Boy”!

Everybody will love this sight word worksheet – every “boy” and every girl! This is a great review for second-graders. They’ll read, write, hunt for and find, as well as create a sentence containing the sight word “boy”. Oh, boy! Hope you enjoy!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive Q is for Queen

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Cursive Q is for Queen

Handwriting can be such a struggle for kids. This page allows them to practice a particularly difficult letter – Q. With practice words like Quiz, Quarter, and Quiet, this is an extremely practical practice. The lowercase q is also present in the isolated letter practice, although all the words start with the capital form.

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Equal Groups

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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2nd grade

Using Equal Groups to write a Repeated Addition Equations_1

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Using Equal Groups to write a Repeated Addition Equations_1

This un-“bear”-ably adorable worksheet is filled with flowers and grouping practice! This type of work is a prequel to division, although that won’t be content covered for a while. Your child will fill in the missing flowers to make each group of pictures match the equations.

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2nd grade

Using Tape Diagrams to Represent Equal Groups_1

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Using Tape Diagrams to Represent Equal Groups_1

If your kiddo needs a review on equal groups, they’ve come to the right place! This worksheet requires them to look at each collection of groups and decide if they are “true”ly an equal group or not. This worksheet is a quick one since they’re just selecting true or false.

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2nd grade

Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

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Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

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

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2nd grade

Fall Array Fun

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Fall Array Fun

In this prequel to multiplication, students write an addition equation using equal addends. Each problem displays a total number of objects, and students must find a way to equally split the total into equal parts. These concepts are really important for students who understand addition well and are ready to move on soon to repeated […]

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2nd grade

Artistic Representation of Repeated Addition

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Artistic Representation of Repeated Addition

Kids who love a little art in every assignment will be “drawn” to this worksheet! They’ll represent the repeated addition equations shown by adding decorations to the tape diagrams. This skill is a little preview of multiplication. It’s a great segway to those future skills! What’s not to love?

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2nd grade

Using an Array to write a Repeated Addition Equations_5

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Using an Array to write a Repeated Addition Equations_5

Arrays are such a handy tool for repeated addition. Students will ultimately use them for multiplication. In either scenario, arrays are useful! On this worksheet, kids will draw pictures in the rows and columns requested to complete the arrays. Then they’ll write the total number of objects used.

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2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade

Multiplying by 5 with Billy Bot and Bennett Bot

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Multiplying by 5 with Billy Bot and Bennett Bot

Oh no! Billy Bot’s and Bennett Bot’s internal machines have seemed to malfunction. They can no longer remember how to multiply by 5. Let’s see if students can help them regain their memory by multiplying by 5 all the way from 5 to 50. Students can use skip counting to help them fill in each […]

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2nd grade

Sal the Sheep Multiplies by 3

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Sal the Sheep Multiplies by 3

Baa, baa, baa! Three is the favorite number of Sal the Sheep. Down on the farm, students will begin to understand math vocabulary like factors and repeated addition as they help Sal the Sheep multiply by 3 using repeated addition. An example is provided to help students get started.

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2nd grade

Harry Hippo Adds and Multiplies

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Harry Hippo Adds and Multiplies

Harry Hippo is practicing adding and multiplying. Using the pictures, students will understand each visual representation as both an addition and a multiplication problem. Students will fill in the missing numbers in each addition equation. Next, they will write each repeated addition problem as a multiplication equation.

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2nd grade

Sunny Arrays

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Sunny Arrays

Sunny “arrays” await! Learners will focus on arrays on this worksheet as they figure out the matching addition sentence. With bright colors and plenty of space to work, students will love this learning tool. A great practice sheet or assessment for your students, it will be a bright spot in their day!

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2nd grade

Arrays Away

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Arrays Away

In this prequel to multiplication, students will write an addition equation using equal addends. Each problem displays a total number of objects, and students must find a way to equally split the total into equal parts. These concepts are really important for students who understand addition well and are ready to move on soon to […]

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2nd grade

Bright Birdies Love Arrays

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Bright Birdies Love Arrays

This colorful worksheet will help your second-grader gear up for multiplication! Students select arrays that represent a simple addition problem in the first two questions. In the final three, they will continue to use arrays to solve word problems.

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2nd grade

Repeated Addition with Roger Rhino

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Repeated Addition with Roger Rhino

Roger Rhino’s favorite operation is addition. He loves it so much, he repeats it over and over! Little does Roger Rhino know, by repeating addition he is also doing multiplication! Students will help Roger Rhino understand repeated addition as multiplication by examining the different groups of shapes. For each group of shapes, they will write […]

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2nd grade

Even, Odd, Array

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Even, Odd, Array

Students will have the chance to justify their answers when deciding whether numbers are even or odd in the first three questions of this worksheet. The following three questions are solved by creating equations that match the given arrays.

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2nd grade

Zoo Animals’ Day at the Repeated Addition Beach

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Zoo Animals’ Day at the Repeated Addition Beach

These animals needed a break from the scene at the zoo, so they’re on vacation at Repeated Addition Beach! Students can join in on the fun by counting and writing numbers under each section of the tape diagram. Then they’ll add it all up for a grand total in each problem. It’s a “roarsome” chance […]

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Measurement

2nd grade

Peppy Penguin’s Chilly Day

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Peppy Penguin’s Chilly Day

Chilly temperatures are just perfect for Peppy Penguin’s home in the arctic! She is measuring the temperature outside each day using a thermometer, but could use some help reading the thermometer. Students will use the given temperature (either Celsius or Fahrenheit) and the thermometer readings to identify the temperature in the opposite unit. Coloring the […]

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2nd grade

King of the Estimation Jungle

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King of the Estimation Jungle

I’m not “LION!” This king of the jungle is eager to estimate! Learners will estimate the unknown lengths using each pair of colorful pictures. Focusing on centimeters, inches, feet, yards, and meters, students will ROAR over this learning resource!

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2nd grade

Picture Your Success

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Picture Your Success

Students will draw pictures to demonstrate their understanding of these word problems. After drawing what they are asked to represent initially, they will add or subtract according to the directions. Once they’ve “pictured” the answer, they’ll write out the solution in equation form. All of these problems specify length.

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2nd grade

Blue Skies Challenge

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Blue Skies Challenge

These challenging problems will give your second grader the chance to use all their collective math skills! Students will add, subtract, and even do a little repeated addition. Practicing these skills will help them gain fluency and get ready for multiplication! There are two worksheets in this download with a total of ten questions.

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2nd grade

Measuring Temperature with Peppy the Penguin

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Measuring Temperature with Peppy the Penguin

Brrrr! It sure is cold where Peppy the Penguin lives. Peppy uses a thermometer to measure the temperature both outside and inside her igloo. In this chilly activity, students will use the thermometers to show the given temperature in both Celsius and Fahrenheit.

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2nd grade

Measuring Temperature

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Measuring Temperature

Brrr! Introduce students to Fahrenheit and Celsius with this measuring temperature activity. Students will color the wells of each thermometer to show each specified temperature. Then, using the scale on the thermometer, students will identify the temperature in the opposite measurement.

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2nd grade

Measuring Up with Prickly Problems

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Measuring Up with Prickly Problems

This two-page set of worksheets is filled with word problems and pointy things! Students should advance with care! Brave students will be rewarded with challenging word problems in which they’ll use addition, subtraction, and standard measurement comparison. All of the questions are based on standard measurements. There are five questions per page.

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2nd grade

Measure Up!

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Measure Up!

How do you measure up in math? This resource offers learners the chance to focus on effective measuring tools and units of measurement. Inches, pounds, thermometers, and measuring cups – so many ways to measure and collect data! This worksheet will take learners to new heights in math!

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2nd grade

Peter Penguin’s Igloo Problem

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Peter Penguin’s Igloo Problem

Peter Penguin has a problem. His igloo is always too warm or too cold, it is never just right. So, Peter Penguin has set out to find the true temperature of his igloo by using different thermometers. Second grade students will help Peter Penguin by using the temperatures on the thermometers to measure temperature in […]

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2nd grade

We Heart Estimation

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We Heart Estimation

Students will find a LOVE of estimation with this worksheet. Five problems span this colorful resource and offer learners the chance to think about real world objects that can be measured. Use it for practice or as an assessment tool. Your students HEARTS will be full after completing this estimation page!

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2nd grade

An Ocean of Measurement

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An Ocean of Measurement

We’re heading into a sea of knowledge with this math resource! Learners focus on solving problems using centimeters, inches, feet, and yards as units of measurement. With an opportunity and space to show their work and choose from the given answers, students will dive deep into measurement!

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2nd grade

Measure to “Sea”

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Measure to “Sea”

How do the creatures on this page measure up? Let’s “SEA!” Learners don’t have to go all the way to the bottom of the deep blue sea to practice measuring! Using a ruler, they will determine the given length of each colorful creature. Centimeters and inches are the focus and students can show what they […]

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2nd grade

Lines and Lengths

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Lines and Lengths

These questions are pretty simple for beginning addition and subtraction of length, so they are perfect for earlier in the year or kids who need more practice. They are word problems, and they all involve single-digit numbers. There is one question that asks for a missing side of a square. The length of the other […]

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