WORKSHEETS
Students practice dividing 2-digit dividends by answering word problems.
Students rewrite a story using appropriate units of time.
Students draw pictures of place-value blocks to solve division word problems.
Students practice dividing with remainders by answering apple recipe word problems.
Students use a number line to round mountain heights to the nearest thousand feet.
Students explore the concept of a decade, a century, and a millennium by answering basic ordering questions.
Students practice estimating quotients by answering various word problems.
Students use mental math to determine quotients, and then write the basic fact they used to find the quotients.
Students determine the division rule behind each of the patterns on three worksheets, and then complete the patterns.
This set of worksheets helps build students' math skills by determining patterns for division by finding common factors,…
Distribute this packet of worksheets to give students practice in answering division and probability problems.
Students use critical thinking skills to answer division and probability problems.
Students use multiplication exercises to compare the prices of items in the 1900s to today's prices.
Students choose a calculation method for solving time problems. They must determine how long it took for a person to…
Students practice comparing numbers by answering questions about the Dewey Decimal System.
Students use a table of periods in Earth's history to solve word problems pertaining to place value in this…
Students build their understanding of place-value relationships by using place-value blocks to represent numbers.
Students explore the concept of place value by writing the word names for numbers and completing number patterns.
Can your students find the patterns in numbers? In this packet of four worksheets, students determine the pattern rule,…
Students discover a pattern to answer each question, and then write the rule that the pattern follows.
Distribute this packet of worksheets to give students choices to compare and contrast.
Students use critical thinking skills to answer place value and time problems.
Use this worksheet to review the rules of algebra.
