This package of 40 no-prep worksheets “Place Value, Hundreds, Tens and Ones - up to 1000” is designed to make learning about place value fun and easy for 1st and 2nd-grade students. The worksheets cover all the essential place value concepts, from base ten blocks and hundreds, tens, and ones charts to expanded form, values of digits, and mixed review. The package provides a variety of place value activities to engage students in learning, such as Roll 2 dice, color the little box, and Color by number. Each sheet comes with cute illustrations that help to make learning about the value of numbers more enjoyable for students. The worksheets are designed to enable students to practice placing values of numbers within hundreds, tens, and ones up to 1000. By using this package, teachers can help their students build a strong foundation in place value concepts. **What’s included: ** Here are the main activities: Writing the place value of the underlined digit Coloring by number (using the place value as a code) Comparing each set of number Identifying the number shown by base 10 blocks Expanding a number and writing a number from the expanded form Ordering a set of numbers And more Through different activities, your kid will be able to get a deep understanding of the value of a certain number in hundreds, tens and ones These** place value** worksheets are great to used for the whole groups, small groups, morning work, homework, review/intervention Take a peek at the preview to see all the fun inside!

This elapsed time package is an ideal resource for teaching kids how to tell time and understand elapsed time. The package contains 33 worksheets that focus on elapsed time practices, making it perfect for practicing telling time on given clocks, determining how much time has elapsed, and identifying the end time after elapsing. As elapsed time is a challenging topic for students, this package provides different levels of problems for students to practice. The exercises range from easy exercises of reading and calculating the elapsed time on clocks to trickier exercises of solving word problems. By using this package, teachers can help their students develop a better understanding of elapsed time and improve their time-telling skills. The main activities to help build elapsed time skills: Read time on both analog and digital clocks. Determine the time and find the time earlier, and later. Calculate the elapsed time between a start time and an end time. Find the start, and end time. Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of time intervals. We provide quite a lot of worksheets about real-life elapsed time word problems. The question is easy to understand and good in variety so these are great to grow your students with their elapsed time skills. These worksheets are great to incorporate into your unit as review exercises, morning work, assessments, homework, math center, and more. Take a look at the preview for more detail!

This packet will give your students lots of practice in ordering numbers to 100 and numbers before and after (one more, one less)! This 30-page package includes different illustrations to ensure that kids engage in learning about numbers that come before and after a given number. The main activity is “Fill in the Missing Numbers” that come Before - Between and After numbers to 100. These activity pages are great for independent practice, interventions, homework, or math centers. Take a peek at the preview to see all the fun inside! Thank you for looking!

Help Your Students Develop Fluency and Confidence with Numbers Up to 1000 with Our 40 Engaging Worksheets. This Package Focuses on Key Aspects of Number Sense and Place Value, Helping Children Develop Their Skills in Three Areas: Place Value, Comparing Numbers, and Ordering Numbers. This Package Offers Multiple Pages for Each Skill Area, Providing Students with Differentiated Practice to Cater to Their Individual Needs and Abilities. Our Worksheets Feature a Variety of Fun and Meaningful Activities That Will Keep Your Children Engaged While They Practice and Sharpen Their Skills. The Activities Covered in These Worksheets Include: Place Value: Expanded Form, Standard Form, Word Form Place Value of 3-Digit Numbers (Hundreds, Tens, Ones) Place Value with Ten Blocks Comparing Numbers: Comparing Each Set of Numbers Using >, <, or = Drawing Objects to Make the Equation True, and More Ordering Numbers Up to 1000: Writing the Missing Number Placing Numbers in Ascending and Descending Order Writing the Before, After, and Between Numbers, and More These Practice Worksheets are Great for Whole-Group Warm-Ups, Lessons, Mental Math, Journal Prompts, Math Centers, Math Games, and More. Please Download the Preview to See Everything Included

This set of 10 pages of interactive metric measurement tasks is designed to help students struggling with converting metric units and understanding related concepts. The activities are created to make learning fun and more accessible for students. The set covers a range of skills, including covering metric units, comparing measurements, ordering measurements from least to greatest, solving word problems, and more. The various metric tasks provide opportunities for students to practice, interact, and engage with metric measurement concepts, helping them quickly develop their measurement skills. By using this set of activities, teachers can help their students improve their understanding of metric units and related concepts while also making learning fun and engaging. The metric units included in this practice packet are: Metric length (mm, cm, m, & km) Metric mass/weight (mg, g, kg) Metric capacity/volume (mL & L) The metric unit activities your students will practice in this packet include: Comparing metric measurements Ordering metric measurements from shortest to longest, least to greatest Converting metric units of length/capacity/mass Estimating the amount of metric lengths/capacity/mass of given objects Determining the appropriate measurement units for given objects (lengths, weight, volume, and capacity) Solving metric conversion word problems (mass, length, volume, and capacity) These activities can be used for whole group practice, independent practice, review, extra practice, and reinforcement for the concepts of metric units Thank you for supporting our product ;)

This 30-page packet is just what you need for teaching odd and even numbers! There are various activities for teaching students to identify if a group of objects or a number is even or odd. Each worksheet has a different design and illustration to ensure that kids engage with the skill. Some of the activities included to practice odd and even numbers are: Sorting out the odd and even numbers Coloring the odd and even numbers with a color code Completing the equation to get odd or even results Circling the odd and even numbers in each group Let’s check out the preview to see more.

Level up your students’ multiplication and division skills with our packet, “Single Step Multiplication and Division Word Problems”. This package contains a total of 25 worksheets for your children to apply their understanding of multiplication and division in word problems. These are simple problems with a single step to solve, suitable for those who are just starting to learn how to solve word problems. This resource contains problems aligned with “real-world” scenarios that allow your students to connect math to their lives. This type of practice is excellent for activating critical thinking and problem-solving skills that will help them in their real-life situations. One fun feature of this package is that we provide matching illustrations to represent the given problem. This will be sure to keep your children engaged and enjoying math. You can use these problems as a quick warm-up or exit ticket, for small group/whole class review, or for independent practice to reinforce multiplication and division problem-solving skills. Check out the preview to see more. Thank you for visiting our store!

Here are 37 “2D and 3D Shapes” worksheets to help your students recognize and master 2D and 3D shapes while having fun. Students will practice composing 2D and 3D shapes, identifying 2D and 3D shapes, naming 2D and 3D shapes, comparing 2D and 3D shapes to real-life objects, discriminating between 2D and 3D shapes, and so much more! To make sure kids engage with 2D and 3D shapes, we have different activities and illustrations so students can really master the shapes: Tracing shapes Matching: cutting and pasting shapes Identifying shapes by coloring by code Discriminating between 2D and 3D shapes Finding the shape in the creative picture Identifying shapes by attributes And more These worksheets are perfect for whole-class activities, math stations, fast finisher activities, homework, and review. Thank you.

If you’re looking for a more engaging and exciting way to teach your students about adding, subtracting, and multiplying fractions, then these visually appealing Fraction practices worksheets are just what you need. This resource offers 30 pages of practice worksheets for adding fractions, subtracting fractions, and multiplying fractions, covering all the essential skills. The modeling pages provide students with a better understanding of how fraction problems work, and the resource also includes more challenging pages that require students to find missing numerators or denominators. These pages go beyond just finding the sums, differences, or products, helping students become experts in no time. By using this resource, teachers can make learning about fractions more fun and engaging for their students. differences or products. These skills are included in the worksheets: Adding fractions with like denominators Adding fractions with unlike denominators Subtracting fractions with like denominators Subtracting fractions with unlike denominators Multiplying fractions by whole numbers or fractions Multiplying mixed numbers by fractions or mixed numbers Finding missing numerators or denominators Solving Adding-subtracting- multiplying word problems These fun worksheets are perfect for reviewing and practicing Addition- Subtraction- multiplication fractions for 4th and 5th grade standards. Please check the preview for a better look at what is included in this packet! Thank you!

Take your Skip counting lesson to the next level with this 30-page skip counting by 2,3,4,5,8,10 package. These skip counting practice sheets are great for your students to master the number patterns. This resource is packed with 5 types of activities to make sure your kiddos have fun, engage and master skip counting. Each type of skip counting by 2-3-4-5-8-10 has 5 activities sheets. Here are 5 types of activities: Fill in the missing number with CATERPILLAR Fill in the missing number with each group of frogs Color the right number on the chart Help an animal find something by filling in the right number Speed drill activity: link the numbers in order of skip counting. Happy teaching ;)

Introduce your students to using prepositions with this set of prepositions for beginners practice sheets! Students choose** the correct preposition** based on the picture. We have 26 different illustrations to ensure that kids engage with preposition practice sheets. These worksheets are great for classwork, homework, assessments, literacy stations, and for your early finishers. Take a peek at the preview to see all the fun inside! Thank you for looking! Thank you for looking!

This 32-page Measuring Length Packet includes tons of fun activities for practicing and reviewing measuring length using inches, feet, and yards. These fun, visual pages provide differentiated practices, making it a great resource to reinforce fluency in measuring skills for objects around the classroom and school. The worksheets allow students to choose the proper unit of measurement for each object, practice choosing an object, estimating, and measuring the actual length. Your kids will love these activities, including coloring, matching, completing sentences, cutting and pasting, sorting, and more. These pages are super fun and engaging, with lots of pictures of objects for students to work on. The directions and explanations are also a great way to keep them engaged and excited to explore measurement standards. Activities included: Choosing the proper unit of measurement for each object Estimating the length of each object Measuring things with inches, feet, and yards Solving word problems Choosing an object to measure, estimating, and measuring the actual length Measuring and writing the sides of shapes These measures are cute and easy to follow, and you can use them as independent practice or assessment sheets. Please see the product preview for more details. Have fun teaching!

Here we have 29 worksheets that include different practices to learn telling time to the hour, half-hour, quarter, five minutes, or any time. This package comes in handy for teaching your kids to read the time on both analog and digital clocks. To make sure your kids fully understand and stay engaged in learning telling time, these worksheets follow a basic format for all exercises: filling, matching, drawing, coloring, and writing the time to the nearest hour, half-hour, five minutes, and more. The best part about this packet is that it provides practice with telling the time of daily activities and exercises. Your student would write down a specific time for their routine. This exercise is the best approach for students to recognize the time they are learning. **What included: ** Filling the correct time on a given clock. Matching the right time. Drawing the hands on the clock. Coloring by code to tell time. Writing the time for your routine. With telling time activities mixed in, these worksheets are great for any student at any level. This package can be used for independent practice, paired practice, small groups in class, intervention, or homework. Let’s check out the preview to see more!

Welcome to the exciting world of place value with our SAFARI themed Place Value/Tens and Ones worksheet and poster packet! This packet is designed to help your 1st grade students master the concept of place value in a fun and engaging way. The packet includes a variety of worksheets and posters that feature colorful and cute safari animals, such as lions, giraffes, and elephants. Students will love practicing their place value skills as they solve problems. The posters are perfect for classroom display and serve as a visual reminder for students to reference when practicing their place value skills. They feature clear and simple explanations of the concepts of tens and ones, as well as examples of how to represent numbers using place value blocks. The worksheets are designed to be easy to follow and feature a variety of activities that help students practice identifying and counting tens and ones. Some of the activities include: Count in groups Expanded form and standard form Determine the place value of the underlined digit. Compare numbers Color tens and ones etc Overall, this SAFARI themed Place Value/Tens and Ones worksheet and poster packet is a wonderful addition to any 1st grade classroom, providing students with a fun and interactive way to understand the fundamental concept of place value.

"Order of Operations Practice | Exercises from Basic to Complex (Grade 4-6)" is a set of exercises designed to help students in grades 4 through 6 strengthen their knowledge and skills in the concept of **order of operations. ** Through a variety of engaging exercises and problems, students will have the opportunity to apply the order of operations rules, including parentheses, exponents, multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction. The exercises increase in difficulty, allowing students to gradually improve their problem-solving abilities and develop confidence in solving complex expressions. What’s included: Two-Step and Three-Step Expressions Solve Expressions: Exponents & Grouping Symbols Expressions with Grouping Symbols Add parentheses and grouping symbols Order of Operations: Multi-Step Expressions Order of Operations Order of Operations: Multiple Choice Write the expression with the given number Evaluate expression And many other types of related exercises to help children master the knowledge of **“Order of Operations”. ** **“Order of Operations Practice | Exercises from Basic to Complex (Grade 4-6)” **is a valuable set of worksheets for students looking to reinforce the basic concept of order of operations. Check out the preview to see more. Thank you for visiting our store!

Is your kid bored with math numbers like measurement, time, money, and data? If you are looking for an engaging resource for your math lesson, I’ve got you covered! These measurement, time, money, and data worksheets provide your students with extra practice to master their real-life math skills while having fun at the same time. All the sheets are standards-based and labeled by skill for easy use and practice. Each page is skill-focused, kid-friendly, and designed with cute illustrations to help students have fun and gain math proficiency with the measurement and data standards. What’s included: There are 54 pages in total giving different levels to practice their measurement, time, money, and graphing skill. **Measure length, and height: ** Measure the given items in Inches, Yards, and Feet (items around the house, farm, transportation, classroom supplies). Choose the right unit of measurement for each by coloring. Choose the appropriate measurement tool for given items Estimate the length and check by using a ruler, and sew measurement. Solve word problems- using addition and subtraction skills Compare the different length Measure the distance between blocks in the city Time: Read the time on the analog clock and write it on the Digital Clock Read the story problem and solve Survey classroom birthday Draw hands-on to show the time on the analog clock Writing time Am, Pm **Graphing: ** Class pet graphing Counting by using the tally graph, then creating the bar graph Reading data from the graph and answering the question Use the number line to show the work. **Money: ** Counting money on the common coin: penny, nickel, dime, and quarter. Solving counting money word problem: Draw a count to make each box of money equal to the amount written on the price tag. These practices align with lots of real-life activities of measurement, like money, time, and estimating common items, making them practical and helpful in developing life skills. You might want to use one of these math pages for morning work, early finishers, or homework to help them gain fluency in these measurement, money, time, and graphing skills. Please check out the preview to see what you will get! Thank you very much!

Welcome to the exciting world of place value with our SAFARI themed Place Value/Tens and Ones worksheet and poster packet! This packet is designed to help your 1st grade students master the concept of place value in a fun and engaging way. The packet includes a variety of worksheets and posters that feature colorful and cute safari animals, such as lions, giraffes, and elephants. Students will love practicing their place value skills as they solve problems. The posters are perfect for classroom display and serve as a visual reminder for students to reference when practicing their place value skills. They feature clear and simple explanations of the concepts of tens and ones, as well as examples of how to represent numbers using place value blocks. The worksheets are designed to be easy to follow and feature a variety of activities that help students practice identifying and counting tens and ones. Some of the activities include: Count in groups Expanded form and standard form Determine the place value of the underlined digit. Compare numbers Color tens and ones etc Overall, this SAFARI themed Place Value/Tens and Ones worksheet and poster packet is a wonderful addition to any 1st grade classroom, providing students with a fun and interactive way to understand the fundamental concept of place value.

This set focuses on your student practicing adding and subtracting within 100. By giving a lot of practice in a very effective way with “Balancing Equations,” your students will develop math fact fluency in 100, practice sums less than 100, addition to 100, and subtracting within 100. The main activity involves “filling in the missing numbers” to balance the equations. With a total of 28 sheets, each sheet provides around 30 problems, making this package great for practicing adding and subtracting within 100 in a variety of problems. It’s an excellent resource to reinforce math facts of adding and subtracting to 100 skills in a short time. What you will love about this packet is that all the worksheets follow the basic format of the equation and come with different cute illustrations such as fruits, houses, hats, books, flowers, etc. This is great to keep your student engaged and have fun while doing math. These balancing equation activities are perfect for a math center, substitutes, review, and independent work. Take a look to see if it would be useful to you! Thank you for stopping by!

Introduce your students to using prepositions with this set of prepositions for beginners practice sheets! Students choose** the correct preposition** based on the picture. We have 26 different illustrations to ensure that kids engage with preposition practice sheets. These worksheets are great for classwork, homework, assessments, literacy stations, and for your early finishers. Take a peek at the preview to see all the fun inside! Thank you for looking! Thank you for looking!

Here we have 29 worksheets that include different practices to learn telling time to the hour, half-hour, quarter, five minutes, or any time. This package comes in handy for teaching your kids to read the time on both analog and digital clocks. To make sure your kids fully understand and stay engaged in learning telling time, these worksheets follow a basic format for all exercises: filling, matching, drawing, coloring, and writing the time to the nearest hour, half-hour, five minutes, and more. The best part about this packet is that it provides practice with telling the time of daily activities and exercises. Your student would write down a specific time for their routine. This exercise is the best approach for students to recognize the time they are learning. **What included: ** Filling the correct time on a given clock. Matching the right time. Drawing the hands on the clock. Coloring by code to tell time. Writing the time for your routine. With telling time activities mixed in, these worksheets are great for any student at any level. This package can be used for independent practice, paired practice, small groups in class, intervention, or homework. Let’s check out the preview to see more!