In this math worksheet, students use the lattice method to multiply larger numbers. They use the sample on page one to complete the eighteen problems.

In this using a lattice to multiply learning exercise, 4th graders solve six multiplication problems by making a lattice and filling in the numbers.

In this place value and palindrome riddles worksheet, students problem solve five mathematical riddles that involve place value and palindromes.

In this multiplication of decimal fractions worksheet, 8th graders use the whole number multiplication fact given to work out the answers to three word problems. Students, in addition, estimate the answers to ten problems without using a...

In this math worksheet, students participate in an investigation of Smarties candy. For example, students estimate how many candies they have in each color, count the actual number, and record the information in a tally chart.

In this distributive property of multiplication worksheet, students multiply tens and ones separately, then add the products to complete a total of 11 problems.

In this distributive property of multiplication instructional activity, students multiply tens and ones separately, then add the products to complete a total of 11 problems.

In this distributive property worksheet, students multiply tens and ones separately, then add the products to complete 11 problems.

In this counting learning exercise, students complete activities, first counting in ten's, then two's. Students give numbers that are 10 more or less, 2 more or less,  circle and write numbers that = 10 and solve number problems.

In this multiplication worksheet, students complete multiplication problems where they multiply one through 3 digit numbers by 20. Students complete 19 pages.

In this work problem worksheet, students complete a set of 10 addition and subtraction problems. Answers are included on page. Problems are beginning level.

Students create a notebook with divisibility rules in it. In this algebra lesson, students write down the rules that determine the factors of a number. They continue to add to the book and use it to help them on their problems.

In this adding to thousands worksheet, students mentally add 12 problems as fast as they can without using paper and only writing down their answers. Students solve 3 additional addition problems and then explain what method they used to...

In this place value worksheet, students read word problems giving them clues to numbers by telling the place value or if the digits are greater or less than other numbers. Students complete 5 problems total.

In this decimal fraction multiplication worksheet, students read an explanation of rules, then solve 24 problems. Answers are included on page 2.

Fourth graders use movie ticket prices and zoo admission prices to practice multiplying money amounts. In this money multiplication instructional activity, 4th graders use the Internet to find admission prices for amusement prices and...

In this addition practice learning exercise, students use their problem solving skills to solve 200 problems that require them to add 2 and 3 digit numbers with carrying.

Students practice with a variety of simple equations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Explanation is followed by each block of equations given to solve. They are set loose to complete additional equations for...

Students listen carefully and react quickly to the circumstances. While working on these skills, students practice physical skills like throwing, catching and defending.

In this math worksheet, students practice the addition problems while combining the addends . They write down the answers for the twelve problems.

For this math worksheet, students find the sums to the problems using the operation of addition. The answers for them are found on page 4.

In this math worksheet, students learn the addition strategy of compensation: adding an easy number like 10, 20 or 30 and then subtracting a very small number like 1 or 2. Students solve 12 problems on the page.

Seventh graders practice applying the rules of divisibility.

Learners use estimation as a math strategy. Students estimate the number of small snacks that are presented to them. Learners count the snack items after they have estimated how many there are, before the class snack on a daily basis.