In this summer school math worksheet, students complete 100 multiplication problems in which 3 digit numbers are multiplied by 2 digit numbers. Students also solve 100 problems in which simple fractions with unlike denominators are added...

In this finding the sums and differences for story problems instructional activity, students add and subtract up to two-digits without regrouping. Students solve 6 problems.

In this finding the sums of fractions activity, students add single digit and double digit fractions with uncommon denominators. Students solve 120 problems. 

In this math worksheet, students solve thirty addition problems. In each problem, students add two different two-digit numbers.

Provide second graders with an explanation for how to find the total value of numbers written in a series of boxes.. The resource provides answers and explanations for problems on a referenced worksheet that is not included.

Second graders examine how to use mental strategies for addition and subtraction. They look at part/whole strategies for multi-digit problems and define which one would be best used for a particular problem. They use tens frames to solve...

In these addition worksheets, students add the 1 digit numbers that have sums to 10. Students solve 100 single digit addition problems.

First graders practice rounding 4 digit numbers using place value concepts. For this estimating sums and differences lesson, 1st graders explore clustering, rounding, and front end estimation as methods for rounding decimals.

In this math worksheet, students round 3 digit numbers to the nearest 100. In the chart students analyze the 3 digit number, check whether it should be rounded up or down, then write the rounded number.

For this finding the sum worksheet, students add one-digit numbers plus one-digit and two-digit numbers on a worksheet with a clip art next to each problem. Students solve 15 problems.

In this addition review worksheet, students use their math skills to solve 80 problems that require them to add 3 or 4 digit numbers to 2 digit numbers.

In this division practice worksheet, students solve 24 problems that require them to divide  2 or 3-digit numbers by 1-digit numbers. Some of the quotients have remainders.

In this addition worksheet, students complete a total of 16 problems, adding numbers 11 through 20. Answers are included on page 2.

In this addition worksheet, students add up to 5 digit numbers together in horizontal problems. Students complete 16 problems total.

In this math worksheet, students solve 20 problems in which 3 digit numbers are added with regrouping. There are no examples on the page.

In this math instructional activity, learners learn to add one digit numbers by drawing "jumps" on a number line. Students solve 6 problems with a number line for each.

Three-digit numbers are the name of the game here! Scholars convert 456 to expanded form, then complete one addition and one subtraction problem. The equations are written vertically, and the addends produce a four-digit number. There is...

In this addition learning exercise, 1st graders add twenty-five single and double digit numbers to the number one. Students write their answers on the learning exercise.

In this addition worksheet, 1st graders add the number eight to twenty-five single and double digit numbers from one to ten. Students put their answers on the worksheet.

In this addition worksheet, 1st graders add the number four to twenty-five single and double digit numbers ranging from one to ten.

In this addition worksheet, 1st graders add the number three to twenty-five problems with single and double digit numbers. Students find the sum of each problem.

In this addition practice worksheet, students solve 40 problems that require them to add 3 addends. The addends have 1 and 2-digit numbers.

In this addition worksheet, students find the sum of two-digit numbers. There are 24 problems on this one-page worksheet. Students do have answers greater than ten, so they musts practice "carrying." An answer key is provided.

How can we estimate time? Have your young mathematicians make a clock. Then they compare and contrast types of clocks. They practice writing times in two different ways and make a book about telling time.