Doing sums can be fun with this great series of distance learning worksheets that turn addition, subtraction, division and multiplication into a fun game and a puzzle to solve. With these paint by numbers fun maths puzzles, each section of the image is represented by a maths problem. Solve the problem to determine which colour to fill in that segment. Once the entire grid has been completed, the mystery word or image is revealed.

Print, cut, play, learn! Learn all the factors from numbers 4 to 100 with this fun puzzle. Simply cut through the middle of all the black lines on each page, jumble up all the pieces, then have fun putting the puzzles back together again. Each completed factor puzzle square contains the target number and a pair of its factors. Each square puzzle is unique, so the only way to put everything back together again is to match the correct factors with the correct numbers. For numbers that have more than 1 pair of factors, the top coloured section of the puzzle is identical, so there’s no way to get the puzzle pieces incorrectly matched.

32 clip art images of graph paper with the XY axis included and presented with various scales. All 4 quadrants are displayed. Each 5x5 grid is provided in 4 separate clip art images: 1 image 2 images (one above the other) 4 images 6 images (2 across and 3 down to fill an entire page) With this combination, you can choose how many images you want to print per page (1, 2, 4 or 6). There are 8 different scales represented: +/-0.1 to +/-0.5 in increments of 0.1 +/-0.2 to +/-1.0 in increments of 0.2 +/-1 to +/-5 in increments of 1 +/-2 to +/-10 in increments of 2 +/-5 to +/-25 in increments of 5 +/-10 to +/-50 in increments of 10 +/-50 to +/-250 in increments of 50 +/-100 to +/-500 in increments of 100

24 clip art images of evenly spaced dots in horizontal rows and vertical columns. Each image fill an entire page. The first past has 5 dots repeated left to right with each row then repeated from the top to the bottom of the page. The second page has 6 dots across, the third has 7 dots across, etc., all the way to 20 dots across. The next page has 25 dots, then 30 dots, etc., all the way up to 60 dots in increments of 5 from page to page. The evenly spaced rows and columns create a symmetrical page full of dots.

316 (yes, three hundred and sixteen) clip art images of plain graph paper in various densities. Each image fills an entire page and comprises of a square grid of squares. The first grid is 2x2, then 3x3, then 4x4, etc., all the way up to 80x80. For each grid size, there are 4 separate images: With border; dark lines With border; light lines Without border; dark lines Without border; light lines

Numbers search distance learning worksheets is a fantastic way to make mental maths fun. Just like a regular wordsearch puzzle but with numbers instead of letters. As an added twist, some of the numbers you need to look for must first be determined by solving a basic equation. There are different sizes of grids and equations for different ability levels. Grid A - 8x8 numbers Search for the numbers as depicted. The first two are already highlighted to help show how it works. Grid B - 8x8 numbers Search for the numbers as depicted. No hints this time. Grid C - 8x8 grid Solve the ADDITION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. One solution has been highlighted to help show how it works. Grid D - 8x8 grid Solve the SUBTRACTION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. No hints this time. Grid E - 8x8 grid Solve the MULTIPLICATION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. One solution has been highlighted to help show how it works. Grid F - 8x8 Solve the DIVISION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. One solution has been highlighted to help show how it works. Grid G - 10x10 grid (larger grids are harder to solve) Solve the ADDITION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. This time, there are three numbers to sum instead of two on the easier grid. One solution has been highlighted to help show how it works. Grid H - 10x10 grid Solve the SUBTRACTION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. No hints this time. Grid I - 10x10 grid Solve the MULTIPLICATION equations to determine which numbers to find and then find them in the grid. No hints this time. Grid J - 15-15 grid This time, instead of solving specific equations, have fun exploring the features on your scientific calculator by finding various mathematical constants and other fun functions, like Pi, Log, Root, Factorial, Sin, Cos, Tan, etc. Figure out which numbers each function represents and then find it in the grid - especially fun for those keen with numbers.

Fun series of distance learning worksheets to help solidify the understanding of Less than, More than and Equal to relationships between numbers. The first Less More Equal worksheet includes instructional information that demonstrates how the relationships between numbers work. Thereafter, the student is asked to complete the worksheet by placing the less than (<), more than (>) or equals (=) sign between two numbers such that the equation is correct. The first worksheets have just two numbers to associate with later worksheets adding a third row.

Find the sums in the search grid. Addition doesn’t need to be boring. This fun distance learning wordsearch puzzle with a twist will make doing maths fun. Simply find three adjacent numbers that, when a + and = sign are added in the right place, make a valid sum. Each sheet has one or two examples to get you going. Find them all! 12 fun maths puzzles each with a solutions sheet included: A-F: 8x8 grid G-K: 10x10 grid L: 15x15 grid

3D nets are a fantastic way to have fun. The shapes on these worksheets can be cut-out to make the following range of basic 3D objects: tetrahedrons cubes dice cuboids square pyramids pentagonal pyramids cylinders triangular prisms cones

19 clip art images of graph paper with the XY axis included. The first quadrant is displayed. Where appropriate, some images have emphasised guidelines. The following grid sizes are represented: 5x5 10x10 20x20 25x25 30x30 35x35 40x40 45x45 50x50 55x55 60x60 65x65 70x70 75x75 80x80 90x90 100x100

24 clip art images of graph paper with the XY axis included and presented with various scales. First quadrant is displayed. Each 10x10 grid is provided in 4 separate clip art images: 1 image 2 images (one above the other) 4 images 6 images (2 across and 3 down to fill an entire page) With this combination, you can choose how many images you want to print per page (1, 2, 4 or 6). There are 6 different scales represented: 0.1 to 1.0 in increments of 0.1 0.2 to 2.0 in increments of 0.2 1 to 10 in increments of 1 1 to 20 in increments of 2 5 to 50 in increments of 5 10 to 100 in increments of 10

12 clip art images of circles overlayed onto a background of squared graphing paper - useful for math lessons. 6x6 grid with 3 concentric circles 8x8 grid with 4 concentric circles 10x10 grid with 5 concentric circles 12x12 grid with 6 concentric circles 14x14 grid with 7 concentric circles 16x16 grid with 8 concentric circles 18x18 grid with 9 concentric circles 20x20 grid with 10 concentric circles 22x22 grid with 11 concentric circles 24x24 grid with 12 concentric circles 26x26 grid with 13 concentric circles 28x28 grid with 14 concentric circles Circles on squares clipart (images of circles on squares) are useful in math lessons.

18 clip art images of plain graph paper in various densities, each with various permutations of emphasised guidelines. Each image fills an entire page and comprises of a square grid of squares. The following grid sizes are represented: 20x20 25x25 30x30 40x40 50x50 60x60 75x75 80x80 100x100 There are two versions of each sheet: one with a thicker, harder border and one without.

28 clip art images of repeating hexagons in a symmetrical honeycomb pattern. Each image fills an entire page. Great for arts and crafts work. The first page begins with 3 hexagons repeated left to right. The second page has 4 hexagons across, the third has 5 hexagons across, etc., all the way to 30 hexagons across on the last page.

9 clip art images of circles for use as graph paper - useful for math lessons. Unit circle with 1 degree increments Unit circle with 2 degree increments - labelled with Pi radians Unit circle with 2 degree increments Unit circle with 5 degree increments - labelled with degrees in 15 degree increments Unit circle with 5 degree increments Unit circle with 10 degree increments Unit circle with 15 degree increments Unit circle with 45 degree increments Unit circle with 90 degree increments Circles clipart (images of circles) are used in maths lessons for when teaching about the unit circle. Use them to mark degrees and/or PI radians and for learning about angles.

8 clip art images of graph paper with the XY axis included and no scale (for generic use). All four quadrant are displayed. There are 2 grid types (5x5 & 10x10). Each grid type is provided in 4 separate clip art images: 1 image 2 images (one above the other) 4 images 6 images (2 across and 3 down to fill an entire page) With this combination, you can choose how many images you want to print per page (1, 2, 4 or 6).

Find two adjacent numbers that either sum or multiply together to produce the target number. This is an excellent resource for learning factors. There are 10 rows of numbers to find the target number from in each sheet. The first 5 sheets tackle addition and a further 4 tackle multiplication. The first sheet of each type has a couple of examples demonstrating how it works.

28 clip art images of repeating triangles in a symmetrical pattern. Each image fills an entire page. Great for arts and crafts work. The first page begins with 3 triangles repeated left to right. The second page has 4 triangles across, the third has 5 triangles across, etc., all the way to 30 triangles across on the last page.

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