Rainbow times table grid 1 through 12.

This worksheet is designed to help students in recognizing and understanding patterns using characters from the movie “Inside Out.” Each pattern sequence features a series of images representing the main emotions (Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust) as characters. Students will look at the sequence and determine the rule or pattern being used, then identify which character should come next in the series. Worksheet Instructions: Observe the Pattern: Look at each row of characters carefully. Notice the order in which they appear. Identify any repeating patterns or changes between the characters. Identify the Rule: Determine the rule that governs the sequence. For example, the pattern might alternate between two characters, follow a specific repeating sequence, or increase/decrease in the number of a specific character. Fill in the Blank: Once you’ve identified the pattern, use it to figure out which character should come next. Write or draw the correct character in the blank space provided at the end of each row.

This resource is a worksheet linked to Inside Out. It has 1 worksheet on addition and 1 worksheet on subtraction.

4 pastel rainbow posters for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division (1 through 12).

This math worksheet is designed to help students practice measurement skills by analyzing the characters from the movie “Inside Out.” Students will measure the height, width, and various characteristics of the characters using a provided scale. This activity combines math with a fun, familiar theme, allowing students to apply their knowledge of measurement in a creative context.

This math worksheet uses the characters from the movie “Inside Out” to create engaging word problems that help students practice various mathematical concepts. By incorporating Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust into the problems, students can enjoy a fun and familiar context while solving problems involving addition and subtraction. The worksheet is designed to enhance critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to apply math in real-life scenarios.