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Little sheets.
Print a little Math Buddies practice for the moments away from a screen. Pick a topic, grab the student pages, and keep the answer key for yourself.
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21 packs and 105 student pages from Kindergarten through Grade 8. Each follows a specific lesson idea and has a separate answer key.
Kindergarten
Count the little things
Count dots, squares, and triangles from 1 to 10 and write each number. Large print and plenty of space for early counters.
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Add a little more
Thirty friendly addition questions with room to draw or count on fingers.
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Find the missing part
Make ten by finding the missing part in thirty number bonds.
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Grade 2
Trade a ten
Practice adding and subtracting two digit numbers by trading tens and ones. Every problem calls for regrouping.
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Follow the counting trail
Complete counting patterns by twos, fives, and tens.
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Build a big number
Use expanded form to see hundreds, tens, and ones inside three digit numbers.
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Fractions are numbers
Name shaded fractions and place fractions on number lines from zero to one.
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Rows make groups
Explore multiplication as equal rows of dots, then fill in totals or missing rows.
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Walk the edge
Measure the trip around thirty-five rectangles with side lengths in centimeters.
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Grade 5
Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
Download the US Letter student pages. They are designed to stay clear in black and white.
Let your child show their thinking with a pencil, a finger, or a quick sketch.
Open the separate answer key after the work is done and talk through any tricky spots.