In this measurement scavenger hunt worksheet, students use an inch ruler and yardstick to locate items that fit a measurement description, completing a chart listing the object and a unit conversion for each.

In this using a balance to compare weights activity, 3rd graders compare two weights in pounds and ounces, write "balanced" if they are equal or circle the one that is heavier if they are not equal.

In this hit or miss worksheet, students play a game called hit or miss where they draw points on a graph and their partners have to guess where their points are. Students each get a grid and play a game representing battleship.

In this multiplication worksheet, students solve 12 single digit multiplication problems, using answers and corresponding letters to solve a riddle, then make up a letter code of their own.

For this geometric shapes practice worksheet, students examine 7 shapes on the left side of the page and match them with congruent shapes on the right side of the page. An example is included.

In this properties of geometric shapes activity, 4th graders write the words all, some or no to complete twelve statements about the properties of the shapes.

In this area card game worksheet, 4th graders cut out the cards, drawing them one at a time, recording the measurement in the chart as length or width then finding the areas in a card game format.

In this dream bedroom worksheet, students fill in the grid to make a floor plan for their dream bedroom. Students follow 4 sets of directions for filling in the grid.

In this matching rounded numbers worksheet, 4th graders cut out the cards on the page and match ten numbers to their rounded numbers.

In this addition and subtraction practice worksheet, students solve 26 problems that require them to add and subtract using 3-digit numbers. Students match the problems that have the same sums and differences.

In this input/output worksheet, students look at a set of cards, then choose the rule and input value used to were used to arrive at the number. Answers are included.

In this math puzzle learning exercise, learners use their problem solving skills to respond to 6 questions that require them to use subtraction.

In this estimation and rounding worksheet, students estimate sums or differences by rounding to the nearest hundred mile, then find the total distance from one given spot to another. 

In this area puzzle worksheet, students the area in square units of 3 triangles, then use those areas and line segments to find find the area of a different set of figures. 

In this using a maze to multiply worksheet, 4th graders use a numeric method to find the products, then write which method they prefer and tell why.

In this multiplication boxing game, 4th graders play a dice game in small groups, writing the number rolled into the boxes, then multiplying and adding to get the highest score.

In this problem solving skills worksheet, students solve 4 problems that require them to write word probems for the 4 equations shown. Students also create their own multi-step equation and corresponding word problem.

In this metric measurements of capacity instructional activity, 4th graders subtract two given metric liquid measures, then use the answers to answer three more questions.

In this balance worksheet, students match a set of items on a balance with in a left column with those in a right column that would make the balance even. Answers included on page 2.

In this division riddle worksheet, 4th graders solve twelve division with remainder problems, write the code letters, then rearrange the code letters to solve the riddle and write which method they used.

In this division activity, students complete a total of 12 problems with 1 digit divisors and 3 digit dividends, then use corresponding letters to solve a riddle.

In this quotient activity, learners write 2 division problems that would give the estimated quotient given. A reference web site is given for additional activities. 

In this shapes definitions worksheet, learners match a set of descriptions with their correct shape names, 10 total, then answer a set of 4 additional questions. Answers included on page 2.

In this circle worksheet, students use a diagram of 4 concentric circles to complete a set of 4 questions. A reference web site is given for additional activities.