Can You Find Me?

Can you find the line of symmetry? That's what your young scholars will demonstrate by completing this worksheet. The task gets increasingly difficult as shapes are included that have one line of symmetry, no lines of symmetry, and...

Explore with young mathematicians how large rectangles and be broken into smaller ones when finding area. This process is clearly modeled with visual examples, each with multiple possible solutions. Consider pausing the video and...

Combine prior learning about function rules and shape patterns in the third video of this nine-part series. Given a sequence of numbers, tables are used to identify and extend patterns in order to determine specific missing elements....

The standard formula for finding perimeter is introduced in the fifth of six videos on finding perimeter using the standard formula. Word problems are illustrated and the steps to the solution explained to assist learners in...

In this division worksheet, students divide two digit dividends by one digit divisors and then find the problems in a problem search. Students complete 27 problems total.

How do you find an average of something? Watch this video and see how you can add up all your elements then divide by the number of elements you added up. So simple!

In the first video of this nine-part series on number and shape patterns, tables are used to determine the rule for a given set of inputs and outputs. Teach young mathematicians how to organize numbers in a table, making it easier for...

The second of six videos on finding perimeter and area begins with a review of these terms, along with a discussion on the concept of a variable and how it applies when finding area. The core lesson gives a detailed description of how to...

Strange and unique shapes are found everywhere in the world around us. The final video in this series teaches young learners to break complex shapes into rectangles when finding their area. This process is clearly modeled as the...

Why waste time counting up unit squares when the area of a rectangle can be found by simply multiplying the length and width? The third video in this series provides multiple examples and visual models that support young mathematicians...