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Arithmetic handout images for homeschool
Metric and Customary Units Conversion
Conversion within the metric system is taught by using a "game board" technique of moving the decimal in the direction and number of places corresponding to metric prefixes. Customary units conversion utilizes the "smaller-to-bigger, multiply" and "bigger-to-smaller, divide" methods. Great for math teams or instruction on math class.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Fractions-Decimals-Percents Equivalencies
This reference sheet gives equivalencies for fractions with denominators from 2 through 11 and their decimal and percent equivalents. Rules for conversion among these forms are written at the bottom to the page. Students will be able to recognize patterns among the numbers to help with memorization. Required resource for math teams and very useful in the classroom.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Hello Penny
This is a color worksheet with detailed pictures of the penny front and back. On this worksheet we discuss who is on the coin, what building is on the coin, what is the coin worth, and we have a small addition activity at the end of the worksheet for some hand son practice.
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PreK - 1st
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Also included in: The Great Coin & Math Bundle Great Morning Work
Number line flashcards 20 to 30 in different colors
Your students will love learning their arithmetic and numbers with this colorful number line. When used with the printable butterfly and ladybugs sheet, ask your students to use the butterflies or ladybugs to count the numbers by putting them in the box above the number. Sheet of multiple butterflies and ladybugs are available also separately (or there is a number line bundle available as well!
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K - 2nd
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Number line flashcards 10 to 20 in different colors
Your students will love learning their arithmetic and numbers with this colorful number line. When used with the printable butterfly and ladybugs sheet, ask your students to use the butterflies or ladybugs to count the numbers by putting them in the box above the number. Sheet of multiple butterflies and ladybugs are available also separately (or there is a number line bundle available as well!
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K - 2nd
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Butterfly and Ladybug sheet for number lines or as rewards in behavior charts
These adorable butterflies and ladybugs can be used to help students count on their number line flashcards, AND/OR can be used instead of stars in behavior charts.
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PreK - 2nd
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How to change a fraction to an equivalent fractions (Cartoon)
It is necessary at time to simplify fractions or to change the denominator of a fraction and end up with an equivalent fraction. There are only 10 rules to working with fractions and this cartoon explains the first two rules.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Types of fractions and changing improper fractions to mixed fractions and back.
Normally we like fractions in reduced form as a proper fraction or a mixed fraction. This cartoon explains how to change an improper fraction to a mixed fraction and back.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Divisibility_Rules_Pt1 (Cartoon)
Students need to be able to look at a number and have a good idea about numbers can be divided into it. This cartoon, and the next one, help them with that.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
What is a fraction and why do name its parts the way we do. (Cartoon)
When first starting fractions, it is important to understand what numerator and denominator actually mean and how those names came about.
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Addition and Subtraction Rules for (+) and (-) Numbers!
Simple Rules for Adding and Subtracting basic integers. These rules are CRUCIAL for students in 6th grade to understand for future maths. I see students struggle with this in middle school and even in high school... enjoy this free download and help students memorize them :) To connect, please follow my Instagram, @theMathKook
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5th - 7th
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1st Grade Math "Crack the Code" Easy Addition and Subtraction
▼⇩⇩ What is this? ⇩⇩▼▶This is a FREE printable math worksheet "Crack the Code" focusing on easy 1 digit addition and subtraction.▶An easy and fun refresher with 1 digit addition and subtraction, great for Grade 1 math / 1st Grade math or a quick refresher for your Grade 2 / 2nd Grade students.▶Simple and fun graphics make this an eye catching worksheet. Print in color OR Black and white.▶Simply download the file and print out as many times as you need. Keep the file for years to come!❤ These wor
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K - 2nd
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Magic Numbers
A Different Type Of Magic SquareHow to astonish the brightest mathematicianProcedure:Write your prediction (57) without showing it to the participants. Place it in front of you.Ask all paricipants to:Pick any number in the square.Place a "Happy Face" on this number.Cross out all other numbers in the same row and in the same column.Now pick a second number and place a "Happy Face" on this number.Cross out all other numbers in the same row and in the same column.Now pick a third number and place a
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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