Math worksheets.
Worksheets for place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication, fractions, decimals and equations.
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Place Value Worksheet
Students find digit values, switch between standard and expanded form, and work out four-digit numbers from base-ten pictures and clues.
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Long Division Worksheet
Students divide three- and four-digit numbers by one-digit divisors, check each answer by multiplying, and decide what a remainder means in two stories.
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Combining Like Terms Worksheet
Students sort term pairs as like or unlike, simplify 16 expressions with negatives, decimals and squared terms, and find a perimeter.
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One-Step Equations Worksheet
Students undo each operation to solve 12 one-step equations, then write and match equations for seven short stories.
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Telling Time Worksheet
Students read analog clocks to the hour, half hour and five minutes, draw the hands for given times, and match clocks to digital times.
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Distributive Property Worksheet
Students split numbers in area models, expand and factor expressions with variables, and use the distributive property for a cost story and mental math.
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Subtraction with Regrouping Worksheet
Students subtract three-digit numbers needing a trade from the tens, from the hundreds or across a zero, and check with addition.
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Expanded Form Worksheet
Students write four-digit numbers in expanded form, rebuild numbers from parts out of order and work with number words.
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5- and 6-Digit Place Value Worksheet
Five- and six-digit numbers to the hundred thousands: students find digit values, compare places ten times apart and build a number from clues.
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Teaching math with these resources.
A simple shape for any lesson. Adapt it to your class.
- 1Start together
Make the thinking visible.
Go through the worked example together before students start.
- 2Let them try
Give practice a purpose.
Let students work alone, then check their answers with the key in pairs.
- 3Bring it back
End with an explanation.
Pick the two or three items most students missed and work them again on the board.
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