Math Worksheet: Circle the Tens 10 (primary/elem)

Solve the simple addition problems. Use the answers to color the picture.

18 matching pairs of endangered animals (from BAT to WOLF) for a variety of fun matching/memory games.

Count the shapes in the box and circle the correct number.

A blackline house for addition and subtraction "fact families" to live in.

Cut out the numbers 1-10 and paste them in numerical order on the puzzle board. Two pages. This set has hints.

Find the difference (up to 8) and use the key to color the picture of a a flower in the rain.

Simple math concepts, with pictures

Two addends; horizontal; four pages plus answers.

Count groups of objects from one to three. Version 3.

Six pages of Valentine's Day illustrations with math facts to solve and color by number. Two pages each of addition facts and subtraction facts. One page each of double facts and double plus one facts. All numbers are under 20.

Follow the directions and color the grid to make the shape of Santa Claus. Grid coloring is great for developing early map skills.

A one page illustrated chart of a clock face and color coded explanation of the small and large hands.Common Core Math:Measurement & Data 1.MD.3

This activity is a fun in class activity or something you can send your students home with for an at home assignment. Comes with a set of 10 snowman cut outs, numbers 1-10. Each snowman will help students gain a visual knowledge of each number 1-10. Students will assemble their own snowman, and fill in each portion of the snowman with an equivalent writing, symbol, or ten frame, to showcase different ways to look at numbers. Teachers and Parents should help out with this lesson if the student is too young to use scissors and other materials to complete this project.

Pictures with words make these twelve cards useful for a variety of activities: flashcards, picture prompts, etc. Print two sets for a memory game.

Pictures with words make these six cards useful for a variety of activities: flashcards, picture prompts, etc. Print two sets for a memory game.

Sort the plant parts: flower, stem, leaf, fruit.

A worksheet in which students identify which items are and are not magnetic, and then cut and paste in the correct box.

Roll the dice, write the numbers, and add buttons to the friendly snowman to solve the addition equation. Laminate for a colorful, reusable classroom activity.

Match the 12 colorful pairs of various leaves.