In this circle graphs worksheet, students read a story about buying craft materials. Students examine the circle graph that shows how much spent on each type of material. Students then solve 3 problems using the data shown.

In this fractions and decimals worksheet, students solve 11 problems. Students convert fractions to decimals and write shaded grids as fractions and decimals to the hundredth place.

For this number crossword worksheet, learners complete the crossword puzzle by counting the number of circles in each clue. Students then write that number in the correct spaces in the puzzle.

In this reasoning worksheet, 2nd graders use logical reasoning to determine what each person's place in line is. Students are given 4 questions to practice the skill.

In this polygon worksheet, 5th graders name 6 polygons, tell if each one is a regular polygon or not and tell if it is a special quadrilateral.

In this shapes worksheet, 1st graders study and analyze how to cut three different shapes on dotted lines in half, two different ways on each line.

In this fractions maze worksheet, students draw a line along a path in a fraction maze. Students only color the shapes that show one-third or one-fourth.

In this probability worksheet, 6th graders create as many different costume combinations as they can based on the information they are given.

In this addition worksheet, students solve 6 addition problems in which they add numbers that are divisible by ten. The directions state the they can use "tens models" if needed.

For this visual thinking worksheet, students first circle the four bug pictures (out of ten) that are exactly alike. Then students draw bugs that are the same or different according to the directions.

In this reasoning worksheet, learners are shown 2 pictures that are shoomoos, and 2 that are not. Students circle the shoomoo in each of 4 groups. Note: A shoomoo has 3 eyes and 3 legs.

In this counting money worksheet, students solve 4 problems in which students are matched with their labeled piggy banks. Students read the clues and match the banks to each person.

In this coin worksheet, students circle the coins to show the price of each of the 4 objects on the page. The prices are all under one dollar.

In this patterns activity, students analyze a chart showing prices of movie tickets and refreshments long ago and today. Students determine the pattern for each set of prices and write the prices for the future.

In this combination of coins activity, students make the specified amount using the number of coins indicated. Example: Make 35 cents with 2 coins. (1 quarter, 1 dime).

In this multiplying by 5 activity, 2nd graders solve 10 problems in which five is multiplied by a single digit number. Students also skip count by fives.

In this modeling division worksheet, 2nd graders learn beginning division concepts by circling equal groups of objects. There are four problems on the page.

In this division as repeated subtraction reteaching worksheet, 2nd graders examine how to use repeated subtraction in a box at the top of the page. They complete 2 short word problems by circle pictures and writing the answers on the line.

In this beginning division worksheet, students solve a word problem with division. Students use the provided picture clues to circle equal groups to get the answer. There are 3 word problems on the page.

In this sorting and classifying worksheet, learners analyze the numbers in a Venn diagram of 3 sections. Students answer 6 questions about the characteristics each section has in common.

In this data table learning exercise, students complete a table with information on money earned, spent and saved in each of 4 weeks for a student's job.

In this measurement enrichment worksheet, 2nd graders use a picture of a mouse as a unit of non-standard measurement to complete a chart. They record the shortest items and longest item in 2 questions below the chart.

In this number pattern instructional activity, students use addition and subtraction to determine the next number in the pattern of numbers. There are 8 questions on this instructional activity and the numbers are primarily 3 digits.

In this fractions activity, 2nd graders study and analyze 4 bars with lines and determine how many equal parts are in each shape.