In this math worksheet, students examine the numbers in comparison to each other and determine the values as greater, less than, or equal.

In this money worksheet, 4th graders study how coupons allow people to buy things for less than full price. Students use the information acquired to answer 3 short answer math problems.

In this number comparison activity, learners write the greater than, lesser than or equal to sign between pairs of numbers. Answers are included on page 2.

In this addition learning exercise, students solve the single digit addition equations. Students then color the Easter eggs in the basket that match the equation with sums greater than 13. Students solve 20 problems.

In this addition worksheet, students solve the single digit addition equations. Students then color the Easter eggs in the basket that match the equation with sums greater than 11. Students solve 20 problems.

In this addition activity, students solve the addition equations with sums to 50. Students then color the Easter eggs in the basket that match the equation with sums greater than 27. Students solve 20 problems.

In this estimating products worksheet, 4th graders are given a target number in ten problems, they first estimate which of two equations will yield a product closer to but less than the other, then they multiply both equations.

In this measurement worksheet, students use a tape measure or a ruler to measure items in the classroom to find those that are greater than 100 cm and less than 100 cm. 

In this TAKS math quiz worksheet, students take an online quiz focused on mixed coefficients with more than 2 terms. Quiz can be graded online by clicking a link.

In this adjective clauses worksheet, students complete ten sentences with a singular or plural word from the word box. Some words may be used more than once and the verb form may need to be changed.

In this prepositions worksheet, students read a list of 20 verbs and expressions. Students fill the blank space with the preposition that most likely follows; some have more than one. There is no preposition word bank. Example: think...

In this algebra worksheet, 11th graders calculate a path taken without repeating and crossing the same path more than once. They are given clues to help-them find the right answer. There is a solution key with his word problem.

In this number problem worksheet, students identify the largest number less than a googol that has no "n" in its spelling.  This one-page worksheet contains 1 problem.  The answer is provided.

 In this secondary mathematics worksheet, students identify the ten positive numbers less than 1000 that cannot be written as the sum of consecutive natural numbers.  The one page worksheet contains one problem with the...

In this math worksheet, 6th graders read the instructions on how to find a fraction of an amount or quantity using multiplication. They apply the concept to 4 problems with 1 as a numerator. They read directions for working with a...

In this probability worksheet, 8th graders solve and complete 10 different problems that include word problems and probability. First, they determine the probability that the value of a roll will be less than a particular number. Then,...

In this multiple step math operation instructional activity, students read a math word problem and then solve it. In order to solve the problem, they must work out more than one operation. There are 8 questions and the answers are on the...

In this metric measurement worksheet, students write down 5 things which are longer than a meter (100 cm) and 2 things which are less than one metre long.

In this four legs activity, students identify animals with four legs and less than four legs. In this fill in the blank activity students make two lists.

In this verb "to be" worksheet, students use the proper forms of the verb to fill in the blanks in 13 sentences. They see the verbs in a table at the top of the page and may use the verbs more than once.

In this preposition worksheet, students complete 10 sentences using prepositions from a word bank at the top of the page. They can use a word more than once.

In this adverb learning exercise, learners use adverbs from a word box in sentences. Students are instructed that they may use a word more than once.

In this adverb worksheet, students use adverbs from a word box in sentences. Learners are instructed that they may use a word more than once.

In this estimating products learning exercise, students review two steps to help estimate products. Students then estimate the products by rounding the factor greater than 10 to its greatest place.