Coordinates distance learning worksheets are an important element to numeracy. These coordinates worksheets provided exercises in understanding and working with coordinate grids using an X & Y axis.

In this fun series of distance learning worksheets, you look at the balance beam to try to determine what the beam will do. Which side is heaviest, or will the beam balance evenly? The student must work out how heavy each side weighs and also take into consideration the distance of that weight from the pivot point.

Mean, mode and median averages as well as ranges are handled in this fun series of distance learning worksheets.

Learn how to gauge angles with this series of distance learning worksheets and included visual protractor.

Choose the image is a fun series of distance learning worksheets to help with recognising phoneme sounds. Draw a line from the letter on the left to the correct image on the right that begins with that letter. These worksheets start out simple but become progressively more challenging.

Learn how to write numbers. Fun series of distance learning worksheets that provide an opportunity to practice the fine motor movements required for writing numbers. The numbers are presented at varying sizes with visual aids to instruct how to correctly write the numbers. Space is provided to practice tracing over various squiggles and forms that mimic the motions the hand has to make when forming the numbers. Great for fine-motor control and for creating memory muscle to help teach how to write numbers the correct way. In this range: Writing numbers mimicking the hand movements (this series) Writing numbers by tracing actual numbers See also for learning to write letters: Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (NSW Foundation font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (NSW Foundation font) Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

Learn how to write numbers. Fun series of distance learning worksheets that provide an opportunity to practice the fine motor movements required for writing numbers. The numbers are presented at varying sizes with visual aids to instruct how to correctly write the numbers. Space is provided to practice tracing over various squiggles and forms that mimic the motions the hand has to make when forming the numbers. Great for fine-motor control and for creating memory muscle to help teach how to write numbers the correct way. In this range: Writing numbers mimicking the hand movements (this series) Writing numbers by tracing actual numbers** See also for learning to write letters: Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (NSW Foundation font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (NSW Foundation font) Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

Practice the art of letter writing by making the hand movements needed to write letters using the NSW Foundation(*) letter type. One sheet for each letter of the alphabet. Each distance learning worksheet has a series of squiggly lines to trace over, requiring the same hand movements needed to write the letter in question. In this range: Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (NSW Foundation font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (NSW Foundation font - this series) See also number writing series: Writing numbers mimicking the hand movements Writing numbers by tracing actual numbers (*) NSW Foundation is a specific letter type that is mandated in New South Wales, Australia as well as some other states. If there is a specific font your state uses, please feel free to contact me at chris@BounceLearningKids.com and I may be able to provide a corresponding series using that font. Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

Practice the art of letter writing by making the hand movements needed to write letters using the Victoria Modern Cursive(*) letter type. One sheet for each letter of the alphabet. Each distance learning worksheet has a series of squiggly lines to trace over, requiring the same hand movements needed to write the letter in question. In this range: Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (NSW Foundation font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (Vic Mod Cur font - this series) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (NSW Foundation font) See also number writing series: Writing numbers mimicking the hand movements Writing numbers by tracing actual numbers (*) Victoria Modern Cursive is a specific letter type that is mandated in Victoria, Australia as well as some other states. If there is a specific font your state uses, please feel free to contact me at chris@BounceLearningKids.com and I may be able to provide a corresponding series using that font. Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

Practice the art of letter writing by making the hand movements needed to write letters using the NSW Foundation(*) letter type. One sheet for each letter of the alphabet. Each distance learning worksheet has a series of squiggly lines to trace over, requiring the same hand movements needed to write the letter in question. In this range: Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing mimicking the hand movements (NSW Foundation font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (Vic Mod Cur font) Letter writing by tracing actual letters (NSW Foundation font) See also number writing series: Writing numbers mimicking the hand movements Writing numbers by tracing actual numbers (*) NSW Foundation is a specific letter type that is mandated in New South Wales, Australia as well as some other states. If there is a specific font your state uses, please feel free to contact me at chris@BounceLearningKids.com and I may be able to provide a corresponding series using that font. Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

A fun game of wordsearch… but with a twist. Find the exact combination of Australia coins in the wordsearch grid. This is just like a regular wordsearch puzzle but instead of letters, combinations of Australian coins are used. The initial distance learning worksheets are relatively simple but become progressively more challenging. The last couple of worksheets require the student to find the correct combination of coins that add up to the desired value, so it’s just as much a mental maths challenge as it is a visual pattern search challenge. See also the Australia money series. COLOUR: Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in colour, due to references to specific colours on the sheet. Since some Australian coins are gold and silver but are of a similar size, you’ll get the most out of these sheets if you print them in colour.

Test your maths skills with this fun series of varied distance learning numeracy worksheets. This is level 4 from a 4-level range, the most challenging and suitable for children up to around grade 6. Each worksheet in this series contains 12 of the same type of numeracy problem. There are 24 different problem types in all: Find the mean average. Count all the vertices or edges. How many times can the small square fit into the larger shape? How big is the angle? Study the bar chart and answer the question. Add up all the numbers. Turn the yellow cog in the direction indicated. What happens to the green cog? Which of the cut-outs will make the 3D shape indicated? How many times with the cube fit into the 3D shape? Add the missing number or operator so that the equation is correct. What percentage of the shape is coloured red? Note the time on the clock and answer the question. Study the distribution of the dots and answer the question. Look at the weights and pivot point of the balance beam and determine what will happen. Figure out how much change you will have after spending the indicated amount. Solve the equation using BODMAS. Determine the perimeter length of the rectangle. Circle all the numbers that add up to the target amount. Determine which yellow shape is rotationally symmetrical to the blue one. Determine which green shape is mirror symmetrical to the red one. Add up all the coloured angles. Study the bar chart and answer the question. Study the angles and answer the question. Find the mode average. Products in the Maths Fun range (each available in UK & AU versions): Maths Fun level 1 (UK) Maths Fun level 1 compendium (UK) Maths Fun level 2 (UK) Maths Fun level 2 compendium (UK) Maths Fun level 3 (UK) Maths Fun level 3 compendium (UK) Maths Fun level 4 (UK) Maths Fun level 4 compendium (UK) COLOUR: Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in colour, due to references to specific colours on the sheet. This is one such series where there are specific colour references.

Change one letter from the 4-letter or 5-letter word each time to make the next word. Keep the chain going all the way to the end. These distance learning worksheets start of easier but become progressively more challenging.

Have lots of fun solving all the 4-letter and 5-letter anagrams on each distance learning worksheet. Clues are provided to help you find each word. Once the anagram is solved, find the hidden mystery word or phrase buried in the answers.

Solve the super fun number snake math puzzles. Solve all the math equations to complete all the numbers as you snake around the grid. Follow the direction of the arrows. Each distance learning worksheet is provided in full-colour as well as B/W. For each sheet, there is also an answers sheet provided. Sheets range from simple to complex with some covering addition and subtraction while others cover addition, subtraction, multiplication & division: 1-10 (+ -) 1-25 (+ -) 1-50 (+ -) 1-100 (+ -) 1-50 small (x /) 1-100 (x /) 1-1000 (x /) 1-50 small (+ - x /) 1-50 (+ - x /) 1-100 (+ - x /) 1-1000 (+ - x /)

Fractions made simple with visuals. Making fractions easy and fun with this wonderful series of distance learning worksheets that present basic fraction problems is visual form. Depending on the worksheet, the numerator, denominator or both need to be determined based on the visual representation of the fraction. The worksheets start out simple but become progressively more challenging.

Compound words are formed when two separate words are joined together to form a new one. Identify which two words can be joined together to form a compound word. These distance learning worksheets begin simple with visual aids to help the student get going. As the student progressed through the worksheet series, the visual aids slowly drop off, making it a bit more of a challenge. The last 5 worksheets present clues with one part of the compound word provided for the student to complete the compound word.

Solve the maths problems on each distance learning worksheet. The resulting number from each maths problem is then filled in on a 1-100 grid of numbers. When all the correct numbers have been filled in, the mystery image is revealed. Kids love the mystery of what the image will be, which makes working on the maths problems that much more fun. In this module, there is a single image but there are seven different maths worksheets that each product the same set of numbers. In this way, children with different abilities are catered for. Each sheet features a specific type of maths problem so there are plenty of options to choose from: Place value - easy (with visual blocks of 10s & 1s) Place value - harder (with numerals of 10s & 1s to count) Addition - easy (with no carrying over) Addition - harder (with carrying over required) Subtraction - easy (with no carrying over) Subtraction - harder (with carrying over required) Subtraction - harder (all numbers subtracted from 100) Just choose the type of maths problem that’s most suitable to the students’ abilities. This is image A (an up arrow) from 10 possible images. Some sheets are replicated with one having sums presented horizontally and others vertically. This way, there’s an option for whichever way your students are comfortable with. Check out the others products in the Mystery Picture Maths range, or get the fantastic value bundle if you want them all.

Fun way to learn place value with this fun series of distance learning worksheets. Various number combinations are presented for adding up. The numbers are chosen so as to avoid having to carry numbers over, which means the student can concentrate entirely on the concept of place value. These worksheets tackle the concept in various fun and highly visual ways, taking much of the strain out of the learning. Like all Bounce Learning Kids worksheets, these start out simple but become progressively more challenging as you work through the sheets. They provide instructions as well as testing acquired knowledge.