In this place value worksheet, students convert each number that is shown in pictures, expanded, or word form into standard form. Students also write the place of the underlined digit in a four-digit number and write its value.

In this rounding worksheet, students solve 27 problems in which two or three digit numbers are rounded to the underlined place.

In this place value instructional activity, students learn three ways to write a number: expanded, standard and word form. Students solve 5 problems in which they write numbers in different ways.

In this customary weights activity, students solve 13 problems in which the weights of objects are estimated, ordered and converted. All are standard units of weight.

In this customary units of weight, students choose the unit that would be most appropriate to measure the weight of 11 objects- either ounces or pounds.

In this standard weights worksheet, students write a weight from the box on each pan of the scales so that the weights on each scale are equal and all the 8 scales are balanced. The equal weights will have ounces and pounds.

In this standard weights worksheet, students analyze 9 common objects and choose the most appropriate unit to weigh them-ounces or pounds.

In this elapsed time worksheet, students read the steps and examples for determining how much time has passed. Students solve 2 elapsed time problems.

In this elapsed time worksheet, students learn how to count on a clock to find out how much time has passed. Students then solve 6 elapsed time problems. Clocks show times to the hour.

In this beginning division worksheet, students solve 5 problems in which object are divided evenly. Students use objects and bowls to divide evenly.

For this elapsed time worksheet, students solve 4 story problems in which elapsed time is calculated. Students write or draw to show their work. All times are to the hour.

In this subtraction worksheet, students read and solve 2 story problems. Students subtract with regrouping and draw or write to explain their answers.

In this solid figures instructional activity, students choose a shape from the box that fits the bar graph totals for the faces, edges, and vertices. Students then complete the last bar graph using the one unused shape.

In this multiplication worksheet, students learn to make equal groups to help them solve multiplication problems. Students use paper clips or other objects to show the equal groups for each problem. Students then add, skip count, or...

In this rewrite addends learning exercise, students learn how to rewrite addends to add the given addition sentences. Students use the graph to help them rewrite the addends and then solve the five problems.

In this estimating sums instructional activity, students round each addend to the nearest ten and then estimate the sums. Students finish with one test prep question by estimating for the sum.

In this estimating sums worksheet, students review two steps to help them estimate to find sums. Students then round each addend to the nearest ten and use the number line for help. Students estimate the sums and write the numbers on the...

In this estimating sums worksheet, students write a greater than or less than sign to solve the addition sentences. Students first use estimation to help them compare the numbers.

In this symmetry learning exercise, students circle the shape if it has lines of symmetry and draw in the lines of symmetry. Students finish with one test prep questions finding the shape that has a correctly drawn line of symmetry.

In this division rules worksheet, learners divide the twenty seven problems to help them practice using the division rules. Students finish with two test prep division word problems.

For this subtraction with borrowing worksheet, students solve 16 problems in which two-digit numbers are subtracted with regrouping.

In this regroup tens worksheet, students review three steps to regroup numbers. Students then regroup 1 ten and write the tens and ones on the blanks for each problem.

In this pounds and ounces worksheet, students estimate the weights of 4 common objects. Students then weigh each object on a balance scale and record the weights.

In this pounds and ounces worksheet, students find 4 objects that weigh more than 1 pound. Students write their names in the table. Students estimate the weight to the nearest pound. Students use a balance scale and a one pound measure...