A collection of super simple, visually clear math worksheets designed for elementary learners, featuring addition and subtraction with visual counting supports.

A beginner math lesson focused on identifying whether to use addition or subtraction to solve word problems within 20, utilizing ten frames and number lines.

This lesson introduces two-digit addition using the conserving and incrementing strategies, showing students how to bridge visual base-ten models to mental step-by-step counting.

A lesson focused on mastering three-digit subtraction with regrouping, specifically targeting the challenge of subtracting across zeros and applying these skills to real-world word problems.

Extends number sense to 100, emphasizing place value (tens and ones), magnitude comparison, and identifying patterns in the 100-chart.

Develops the ability to compose and decompose numbers within 20, focusing on the power of 10 and building basic addition/subtraction fact fluency.

Focuses on identifying numbers to 20, mastering 1:1 correspondence through physical and visual counting, and developing perceptual subitizing skills.

Mastery of the high-level multiplication facts for numbers 11 and 12, along with comprehensive mixed-fact reviews for ultimate fluency.

Progressive multiplication facts for numbers 6 through 10, focusing on the more challenging mid-range factors. Includes individual fact quizzes for each number.

Introduction to multiplication facts focusing on the foundational numbers 0 through 5. Includes individual fact quizzes for each number to build confidence and speed.

A collection of teacher-facing tools including scoring keys, result interpretation guides, and class-wide data tracking charts to help educators act on diagnostic findings.

A diagnostic assessment for 5th-grade students focusing on decimal operations, powers of 10, multi-digit division, and adding/subtracting fractions with unlike denominators.

A diagnostic assessment for 4th-grade students targeting multi-digit multiplication and division, place value to 1,000,000, fraction equivalence, and basic decimal notation.

A diagnostic assessment for 3rd-grade students covering rounding, multi-digit addition/subtraction, multiplication and division concepts, and introductory fraction understanding.

A diagnostic assessment for 2nd-grade students focusing on place value to 1,000, addition and subtraction within 100, and early foundations of multiplication through arrays.

A collection of 9 standardized probes and tracking tools to monitor student growth in number sense and fractions.

A March Madness-themed lesson that provides students with a strategic "Game Plan" for deconstructing and solving math word problems. Students use a basketball-themed graphic organizer to scout for data, draft a playbook, and execute their solution.

Students engage in a tiered math workshop where they choose or are assigned a 'Quest Level' based on their current mastery of word problems. The lesson includes direct instruction on decoding problems and independent practice at three distinct challenge levels.

A fast-paced, space-themed addition game designed to build fluency for sums within 10 through a competitive yet collaborative 'Moon Mission' format.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying US currency, counting totals, and calculating change up to $10 using a marketplace theme.

The final week combines all themes for an epic wrap-up. Problems range from enchanted forests to backyard science experiments.

Week 5 returns to everyday life with neighborhood-focused problems, including community garden planning, lemonade stands, and local park events.

Week 4 explores seasonal and holiday scenarios. Students solve problems related to garden planting, snow day preparations, and holiday gift giving.

Week 3 dives into a world of fantasy and adventure. Problems involve dragon hoards, wizard potion ingredients, and knightly armor sets.

Week 2 features animal-themed two-step word problems. Students calculate zoo animal diets, pet store inventories, and wildlife observations.

Week 1 focuses on two-step word problems set in everyday school and home environments. Students solve problems involving lunchroom supplies, library books, and household chores.

A hands-on exploration of 3D shapes where students identify, describe, and sort solid figures by their physical attributes and real-world applications.