These missing factor worksheets or task cards use conversation hearts to help children solve equations with missing factors, dividends, and divisors. Math was not easy for me in high school. I didn’t understand place value, and absolutely no fraction sense, and sat through most of...
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Practice non-standard measurement and graphing with this free Valentine’s Day Printable. Then find the mean, median, and mode based on the measurement data. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at the bottom of the post. This post contains affiliate...
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These task cards are a great way to help children practice filling in missing numbers in equations. The ten frames and manipulatives help kiddos struggling in math to be successful. Grab this free printable by clicking on the bluish button at the bottom of the...
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Get children building things like intersecting lines, acute angles, and more with these fun lines and angles worksheets or task cards. You can download these FREE task cards at the end of the post using the green button! *This post has affiliate links My almost-eight-year-old recieved a...
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Grab your conversation hearts for manipulatives and have some fun with these decomposing numbers to 10 worksheets. By using different colors of the number bond printable, children will figure out the decomposition of numbers less than 10. Click on the green button at the bottom...
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Grab your conversation hearts and practice math skills with these 10 valentine math activities. They include measurement, adding, equations, comparing fractions, and more. “What did you get?” says one little voice with their head buried in a white bag with glitter and white hearts all...
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These FREE Measurement Tools Worksheets will help your child practice choosing appropriate tools for measuring. There are two printables for inches, yards, miles and two for mm, cm, and meters. It is second nature to us! We need to measure a wall or the size...
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This fun quadrilateral STEM project is a fun way to practice building quadrilaterals and practice shape recognition. There is even a free printable to guide your project. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free...
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Check out these four supplemental math games that will support your math curriculum. These engaging activities….online and offline….will help your children learn math while having fun! I was compensated for my time reviewing this product/service and writing this review. I love grabbing a new game...
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These free printables will help you and your students create a quadrilateral family tree. There are pictures of shapes and descriptions of the shapes for the children to use. It can be so confusing. Questions like, “Is a square a rectangle?” can throw our...
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