Students, in groups, develop math lessons for younger students that each stems from a popular student story. Group members individually develop lessons for other subject areas based on their group's story, creating interdisciplinary units.

Elementary learners discover counting through a counting chart. In this math activity, students identify numbers 1-100. They then point or recite their counting numbers.

In this graphing activity, students read the average monthly maximum and minimum temperatures in Paris and use them to complete a color coded line graph. Students graph 24 figures.

In this reading and following directions worksheet, students count and color the illustrations of books. Students color 5 books.

In this lope of a straight line activity, students compute the slope of a line when given two points. This four-page activity contains 16 multi-step problems.

In this probability activity, students determine the number of possible outcomes of an event. They compute simple probability problems. This four-page activity contains 20 problems.

For this centroid of triangles worksheet, students use given information to determine the centroid of a triangle. They identify the point through which all medians of the triangle pass. This five-page worksheet contains approximately 20...

Students identify both two and three-dimensional shapes. In this geometric shapes lesson, students listen to a teacher led lesson about the island of Puerto Rico. They look at the symbols and shapes on "Puerto Rico Quarter Reverse" on a...

In this probability learning exercise, students determine the probability of dependent events. This one-page learning exercise contains 4 multi-step problems. Answers are provided in this online learning exercise.

In this perimeter and area learning exercise, students find the surface area of given polygons.  They determine the area of shaded regions.  This one-page learning exercise contains 10 multiple-choice problems.  Answers...

In this identifying the number seven learning exercise, students color the word seven, the number seven, and seven circles; and trace and print the number seven and the word seven. Students experience using seven in five activities.

In this alphabet dot-to-dot activity, students connect the dots, counting from 1 to 15 in each of two puzzles. Students will then be able to color the upper and lower case y that will be revealed.

Students investigate the dangers Coral Reefs face by investigating satellite images.  In this environmental protection lesson plan, students utilize the Internet to discover the types of satellites and sensors used to provide...

For this probability worksheet, students use conditional probability to solve for the probability of an event occurring in a finite sample space.  The one page worksheet contains five multiple choice problems.  Answers are...

In this probability and statistics worksheet, students use conditional probability to solve for probabilities in a finite sample spaces.  The two page worksheet contains six problems.  Answers are provided. 

Here is a basic practice subtraction worksheet. Learners solve 29 problems and may color the leprechaun when finished.

In this math worksheet, students learn to recognize the number 8. Students examine a full color cartoon character number 8, complete with arms and legs. This humorous page could be a poster in the classroom.

In these math riddle worksheets, students read the rhyming poem about 'The Tooth' and then use the information within the poem to solve the challenge. Students color in the candies on the page and cut them out to make a pattern.

For this counting worksheet, students color and cut out part of a mini book with the song lyrics of Five Green Speckled Frogs. The rest of the mini book is available on another page.

For this counting worksheet, students cut out and color part of a mini book that features the words and pictures of the song Five Green Speckled Frogs. Only part of the book is provided here.

In this addition hidden picture worksheet, students solve the 30 addition facts 0 to 20. Students then use their answers to color a hidden picture according to the key provided.

Third graders investigate unusual bats and draw their own interpretation of the bat. They use rhyming words to write a creative story about bats. Facial features of microbats and megabats are observed and then classfied in groups.

In this snowmen addition:  adding 2 activity, 1st graders match 10 snowmen with addends of 2 with 10 snowmen with sums, snowmen could be colored.

In this Halloween graphing worksheet, 3rd graders graph the number of candies shown on the page. Students cut out and decorate their pumpkin after graphing the 3 types of candy.