In this elapsed time worksheet, students study a camp schedule of activities. Students solve 5 story problems using the information in the table.

In this adding money instructional activity, students solve 3 problems in which coins in a piggy bank are counted and an additional amount of money is added to it.

In this addition and subtraction instructional activity, students solve 6 problems in which the number one is added or subtracted from other numbers in illustrated story problems.

In this addition activity, learners solve 6 problems in which a number is added to 10. Students read the story problem, write the number sentence, and solve.

In this tally chart activity, learners ask ten friends which of 3 holidays they like best. Students create a tally chart with their results and answer 6 questions.

In this problem solving activity, students learn to use a picture to find a fraction and compare two fractions. Students read 4 story problems about fractional parts of a whole and solve them by using the picture.

In this counting worksheet, learners count the pets in each of 5 problems. For the first two problems, students draw "more than" what is already pictured. For the last problems, learners must draw "less than" what is shown.

In this sorting and graphing activity, students sort 15 objects and then fill in bar graphs to tell how many of each shape there are. The shapes are: heart, star and triangle.

In this counting to ten worksheet, students solve four problems in which objects in a set are counted. Students then draw more objects to make ten in all. Students then write the number 10.

In this beginning fractions worksheet, students solve four problems in which the same geometric figure is divided in half two different ways.

In this body parts learning exercise, students cut out 5 pictures of facial features and paste them over the correct words that tell the correct body part on a blank face.

In this ESL and handwriting worksheet, students trace two examples of the sentence "I have a mouth." Students use the blank primary lines to practice writing this sentence and then color the pictures.

In this ESL and handwriting worksheet, students trace two examples of the sentence "I have two ears." Students use the blank primary lines to practice writing this sentence and then color the pictures.

In this reasonable answers activity, learners use their logical thinking skills to answer 3 math questions that involve problem solving.

In this counting money with coins worksheet, students count by ones, fives, or tens to write the amount of the money the coins in each row are worth. Students also respond to a question regarding how to make 30 cents with coins.

In this CVC words worksheet, students examine 6 CVC words with the initial consonant missing and use a picture to fill in the correct letter. Next, students look at 9 CVC words with missing initial consonants and add a missing consonant...

For this nouns worksheet, students first list 12 objects that can be seen in the room. Students then read 10 sentences and underline the nouns.

In this word ending ck worksheet, students create words by analyzing each picture of an object that ends in "ck". Students write the name of the object in the spaces.

This wonderful packets allows students to practice number bonds for ten. There are a total of 6 pages where students will complete various addition problems. Some activities suggests using stickers, however, drawing symbols is a perfect...

Your class will be hopping for joy to complete this worksheet. Students will practice computing number bonds for 5 and 10 with these 19 addition problems.

This dynamic 4-page packets challenges learners to practice number sequencing. The sequences get progressively more difficult. Your class must count by ones, backwards, by twos, and by threes. Students can complete this packet as an...

In this Flag Day worksheet, students cut out two door hangers with colorful American flags. One says "Happy Flag Day" and the other says "Stars and Stripes Forever!"

In this Martin Luther King Day worksheet, students use the story writing lines and the space for a picture. Students draw something about the life of the civil rights leader and then write about it.

In this Flag Day learning exercise, students color a black line drawing of a flag, a star, and the words "Flag Day is June 14." There are no directions.