Math worksheets.
Worksheets for place value, addition and subtraction, multiplication, fractions, decimals and equations.
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Prime Factorization Worksheet
Students build factor trees for eight numbers, write each answer with exponents, spot a prime that cannot split, and find a factor-tree mistake.
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Addition and Subtraction Worksheet
Students write fact families, solve two-digit sums and differences with and without regrouping, choose the operation for stories and find missing numbers.
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Math Addition Worksheet
Students add facts to 20, two-digit plus one-digit numbers, and two-digit numbers with and without regrouping, then solve stories and a sum maze.
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Multiplying and Dividing Integers Worksheet
Students use the sign rules to find 16 products and quotients, predict signs before computing, and write equations for three real-life situations.
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Decimal Place Value Worksheet
Students find the value of digits to the thousandths, write decimals in expanded form, compare and order decimals, and read a rainfall table.
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Grade 3 Multiplication Worksheet: Equal Groups and Arrays
Students write multiplication sentences for arrays and equal groups, draw arrays for two facts, test turning an array around, and solve two story problems.
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Facts 0–12: Printable Multiplication Worksheet
Students time themselves on 40 mixed multiplication facts with factors from 0 to 12, then find five missing factors that link to division.
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Equations with Variables on Both Sides Worksheet
Students solve 12 equations with the variable on both sides, spot no-solution and infinite-solution cases, and compare two gym price plans.
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Reducing Fractions Worksheet
Students find the greatest common factor, reduce 16 fractions to simplest form and spot fractions already in simplest form.
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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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