Ten frames, number bonds, fact families, properties of addition, fact drills, and equations.
Letter tracing and writing, bubble letters, a letter of the day, matching capital and small letters, ABC order, the sounds words start and end with, and alphabet dot to dots and bingo.
Unit tests (a pre-check, a review, and the test in two forms) and an exit ticket for every lesson, with answer keys.
Read clocks, draw the hands, match written times, find elapsed time, and read a calendar.
Unplugged coding on paper: arrow code on a grid, loops, if-then rules, and finding and fixing bugs.
Greater and less than, before and after, patterns, ordinal numbers, and rounding.
Bar graphs, pictographs, line plots, tally charts, data tables, and Venn diagrams.
Tenths, hundredths, and thousandths: place value, comparing and rounding, and adding and subtracting decimals.
Cards to cut out and print double-sided: math facts and times tables, fact family triangles, numbers, shapes, factor pairs, and fractions.
Fractions of shapes and pies, fractions to eighths, equivalent fractions on number lines, and a reference sheet.
Mystery pictures, math mazes, riddles, secret codes, sudoku, word searches, and more.
Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs and pronouns; capital letters, end marks, commas and contractions; and joining words, each in short sentences about animals.
Graph paper in inches and centimeters, coordinate grids, dot and isometric paper, number line paper, and lined, handwriting and cursive paper, on US Letter or A4.
A one-page plan for every lesson of a unit: how to teach it, the words to use, the mistakes to watch for, and the worksheets to practice.
Banking, writing checks, mail and postage, cooking and recipes, investing, running a business, and smart spending.
Rulers, scales, measuring cups, and thermometers; comparing length, weight, and capacity; converting units; and maps with grid references, compass directions, and scales.
Arrays, equal groups, multiplying by multiples of 10, and multiplication and division fact drills.
Continue number patterns, fill in missing numbers, and find the rule of a pattern.
Reading and spelling words sound by sound: short vowel and CVC words, word families, digraphs, blends, silent e, vowel teams, r-controlled vowels, sound boxes, picture crosswords and word ladders, plus beginning and ending sounds.
Tens and ones to ten thousands, with base-ten blocks, place value charts, and expanded form.
Sight words to read, trace, write, find and spell, a page a word, each read in a short sentence.
Word meanings: opposites, word groups, words with two meanings, prefixes, suffixes and endings, shades of meaning, and context clues, with pictures and short sentences about animals.
Handwriting and spelling: letters and words to trace and write, spelling practice with your own list or a built-in one, and copywork sentences to trace and copy.
Halloween math worksheets with friendly bats, cats, ghosts, spiders, and jack-o'-lanterns.
Thanksgiving math worksheets with turkeys, pumpkin pies, cornucopias, and the whole feast.
Bonfire Night maths worksheets for 5 November, with fireworks, sparklers, toffee apples and the bonfire.
Diwali math worksheets for the festival of lights, with diyas, marigolds, star lanterns and boxes of sweets.
Hanukkah math worksheets for the festival of lights, with menorahs, dreidels, chocolate gelt, latkes and jelly doughnuts.
Winter math worksheets with snowmen, mittens, penguins, polar bears, sleds and mugs of hot cocoa, and nothing from any holiday, so they suit every school from December to February.
Summer maths worksheets for the long summer holidays in Australia and New Zealand, with crabs, shells, sandcastles, ice blocks, cricket bats and the sun.
Remembrance Day maths worksheets for 11 November, kept gentle for young children: poppies, wreaths, a dove and a candle.
Coding worksheets for Computer Science Education Week in December, all unplugged: no computer needed.
Math worksheets for the Geminid meteor shower, which peaks on the night of December 13 to 14.
Math worksheets for Wright Brothers Day on December 17, the day in 1903 when Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first powered airplane flights, at Kill Devil Hills near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
Math worksheets for the December solstice on December 21: the shortest day of the year in the north, and the longest in Australia and New Zealand.
Christmas math worksheets with trees, ornaments, stockings, candy canes, gingerbread, presents, reindeer and a sleigh, for every grade from Pre-K to 5th.
Kwanzaa math worksheets for the seven days from December 26 to January 1, with the kinara and its seven candles, the unity cup, a basket of crops, ears of corn and the woven mkeka.
Montessori math worksheets that follow the materials children use on the shelf: number rods, the spindle box, cards and counters, the bead stair, the teen and ten boards, golden beads and number cards, the stamp game, the snake game, bead chains, fraction insets and three-part cards.
Free Reggio-inspired math activities for early learning: loose parts number and shape mats, many ways to show a number, nature patterns, mirror symmetry, an outdoor math hunt, I notice and I wonder pages, provocation cards for a math table and graphs of the class's own questions.
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