With a set of 15 chips and a number line, learners predict what sums may occur with the rolling of two dice. When their sum comes up, they remove one of the chips from their number line with the objective of being the first to remove...

Middle schoolers solve and complete four various types of problems. First, they list all the possible orders completed. Then, pupilscomplete the table and show all the outcomes of throwing a coin and spinning a spinner. They also use a...

In this adding worksheet, students learn to make a ten when adding the numbers 7, 8,or 9. After looking at the examples, students solve 10 problems with addition facts.

Here is an engaging geometry lesson plan which has students identify the properties of shapes and cut shapes out of magazines. They make cookies using cookie cutters in various shapes.

In this math worksheet, students solve addition problems with 7, 8 and 9 by using a ten-frame and counters. Students follow the detailed directions for addition on the page. There are also 5 activities to do with a study buddy.

In this area worksheet, students put the fruits in order from greatest to smallest area. Kids then measure the fruits and write the amount of counters it takes to cover each one on the lines. Students them reorder the fruits based on the...

Third graders, in pairs, use a bag of counters which can be dried beans, squares of papers, etc.

In this math literacy worksheet, young scholars solve the four problems related to the concept of probability using the multiple choice format.

In this math worksheet, students examine 12 bubbles with dots in the center. Collaborating with a partner, students find all the bubbles that show six dots the same color. Students do the same for the rest; coloring the sets that show...

In this math worksheet, pupils regroup tens as ones. The worksheet shows groups of ten dots that students circle and then regroup as ten ones dots. They apply the regrouping method by regrouping two numbers.

Students listen to the book, Splash in the Ocean. Then they use fish counters, fish stickers, numbers and symbols to solve addition story problems.

In this mathematics worksheet, students identify a whole number as a combination of two smaller parts. They use counters to help them add various combinations of numbers.

Fifth graders investigate three kinds of remainders, use computers and counters division mats to explore equal groups. In pairs, 5th graders solve problems at the computer. Notepad is used by the students to explain symbols, grouping,...

Students solve joining problems by using cat counters, pictures, and numbers. First, students listen to the story "Pretend You're a Cat" by Jean Marzollo.

Fourth graders play a game clarifying when a game is "fair". They play in pairs stressing that the idea that they work out a winning strategy for the first player. They look for patterns to suggest that they start with a smaller number...

For this multiplication worksheet, learners read and follow a set of directions to play a calculator game using the 7's times tables using counters and a calculator.

In this multiplication worksheet, students follow a set of directions to play a calculator game of multiplication with the 4 times tables, using counters and a calculator.

In this multiples of 4 worksheet, students follow a set of directions, use counters and a calculator and play a game using multiples of 4. Answers included on page 2.

In this elementary math worksheet, 4th graders practice solving problems for reviewing the concepts of number sentences, numeration, and geometry.

In this multiple-step problem solving application worksheet, 2nd graders determine how to write a number sentence for each section of a word problem. They apply the technique in 2 problems using counters when needed and deciding which...

Students are shown 4 lollipops and asked to tell you all the ways they could share them between 2 students; understanding the difference between sharing and sharing evenly. They read the math problem and share solutions.

For this math worksheet, students use birthday candles on a birthday cake for counters. Students count up and down to find the age of the person in their word problem.  

Eighth graders investigate the concept of combing integers using addition. They begin to comprehend the connection of addition and subtraction. Students also review the concept of positive and negative numbers.

First graders review number facts to illustrate the relationship between addition and subtraction. In this inverse relationship activity, 1st graders write an addition sentence and then invert the numbers to show the subtraction fact.