In this addition worksheet, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

In this addition worksheet, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

In this addition worksheet, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

In this addition worksheet, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

In this addition instructional activity, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

In this addition worksheet, students solve 40 problems in which single digit numbers are added. This is a drill of basic addition facts. There are no graphics or pictures on this page.

Students participate in a spelling drill. In this spelling lesson, students correctly spell the word that is called out and remain standing if they spell the word correctly.

In this long division worksheet, 4th graders solve the long division problems that result in remainders. Students solve twenty long division problems.

In this geometry worksheet, students solve 12 problems in which the area and circumference of a circle is calculated to the tenth place. No formulas are given on this page.

In this geometry worksheet, students calculate the area and circumference of 12 circles in which either the diameter or radius is shown. There are no formulas given on this page.

In this circles activity, students use given radius or diameter measurements and find the circumference and area of circles to one decimal place.

Third and fourth graders use the divisors, dividends, and quotients to discover the missing numbers. They solve 32 problems in all, and fulfill the requirements of CCSS.Math.Content.3.OA.4 

In this math and language worksheet, students analyze 10 numbers between 1-50. Students write each number in words on the lines provided.

Use this fraction multiplication worksheet to have your learners multiply the given fractions by the whole numbers. They reduce the products and solve 12 multiplication problems.

Fifth graders multiply the fractions by whole numbers and then reduce the products. They solve 12 problems.

Here is a fraction multiplication worksheet in which learners multiply the fractions by whole numbers and then reduce the products. They solve 12 problems.

Here is a fraction multiplication worksheet in which learners multiply the fractions by whole numbers and then reduce the products. They solve 12 problems.

Here is a fraction multiplication worksheet in which learners multiply the fractions by whole numbers and then reduce the products. They solve 12 problems.

Use this multiplication exercise to have learners sharpen their math skills. They solve 10 problems that require them to multiply fractions by whole numbers. This is one in a series of similar worksheets that you can keep on hand to...

Ten multiplication problems require aspiring analysts to multiply whole numbers with simple fractions. The denominators range from 2 to 13, and some of the answers can be simplified. Excellent practice to assign as homework!

First and second graders learn how to tell time using illustrations of an analog clock. Eight clocks are shown, each representing a different five-minute interval. Answers are provided on the second sheet. 

In this pot of gold multiplication worksheet, students problem solve twelve multiplication equations within each pot of gold. Students circle all of the pots with a sum of 42.

Learners use their math skills to compare 45 pairs of 6 digit numbers. They fill in the 45 blanks with greater than, less than, or equal to symbols.

For this comparing fractions practice worksheet, 5th graders use an inequality sign or an equal sign as they compare 10 pairs of fractions.