In this early childhood tracing practice worksheet, students trace the horizontal line, vertical lines, diagonal lines, and circles. They also color the butterflies.

In this early childhood number 3 worksheet, students color the number 3, trace the number 3, and circle the groups with 3 items.

In this early childhood number 7 worksheet, young scholars color the number 7, trace the number 7, and circle the groups with 7 items.

For this early childhood number 4 worksheet, students color the number 4, trace the number 4, and circle the groups with 4 items.

In this early childhood number 5 learning exercise, students color the number 5, trace the number 5, and circle the groups with 5 items.

In this early childhood number 6 worksheet, students color the number 6, trace the number 6, and circle the groups with 6 items.

In this early childhood number 8 worksheet, students color the number 8, trace the number 8, and circle the groups with 8 items.

A four question worksheet to teach, re-teach, or check for understanding of spatial relationships. Your young learners determine the position of the colored balls in relation to the box. They check off the answer that...

Young scholars explore the concept of Pascal's Triangle. In this Pascal's Triangle lesson, students use an applet called 'Coloring Multiples' to explore Pascal's Triangle. Young scholars develop patterns starting with various numbers in...

Middle and high schoolers explore the concept of probability. In this probability lesson, learners conduct an experiment with a bag of marbles. Pupils draw marbles from a bag and determine the probability of drawing a particular color...

Challenge your eggheads with this task! They write ratios of good, rotten, and broken eggs. Then they write ratios for different-colored marbles. A straightforward assignment that provides needed practice when first learning ratio format.

In this addition and subtraction worksheet, 1st graders complete a set of problems using numbers 1-10, then color according to a key to create a picture.

In this fraction worksheet, learners color in the correct fractional amount given beneath pictures: 1/4, 1/2 and 2/4. A reference web site is given for additional activities.

Using real life examples, learners discuss probability and ratios. They begin by answering a set of questions, and then participate in a probability activity involving a bag of colored cubes.

While this lesson focuses on observations made at Sharpe Reservation, another area could be used. Learners map out a route from their class to a nature preserve. Then, they identify the color and features of the leaves, and describe...

How many cats are there? Dogs? As learners examine a set of images, they fill in a chart to indicate how many of each image there are. In the first series, there are four dogs and two cats. In the second, there are three planes and six...