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This template can be used to help students organize their long division problems. Many students struggle to keep their work neat resulting in errors and frustration. These printouts can help students keep their work organized. The file contains several different page layouts of the same problem setup. The first 3 pages have 1, 2, and 4 per page with an area to work out the multiplication problems necessary to solve the division problem. There are also two pages that contain 6 and 12 problems per

Factoring polynomials of the form x2 + ax + b = (x + c)(x + d). This printable PDF file contains 3 pages/worksheets containing 16 problems each. The answer key is on the following page.

This zip file contains 14 practice problems which can be seen and easily reproduced from the provided preview. The problems contain positive answers with a few square and cube exponents. Purchase this product if you would also like an answer key, the original OpenOffice file, which can be opened in newer versions of MS Office, and an importable xml file of Moodle questions that go with the questions.

This is a supplemental worksheet intended to be used with the CK12.org 6 Math textbook but can be easily used with any math textbook. The worksheet contains 10 problems for each section allowing the students lots of practice. An answer key is included. The worksheet currently contains whole number addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division as well as whole number estimation for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. There are 80 problems in all.

This worksheet organizer helps students keep all of their neatly numbers aligned up. It contains space for 8 problems per side. It will work with and without decimal numbers. The organizer is designed to be used with numbers that are up to 5-digits in length that are being multiplied by a 2-digit number.

Need some quick practice addition problems with answer keys for your students. Here are 3 sets of worksheets with 10 problems each. Included are for 2, 3, and 4 digit addition problems. If you students sit in groups of 2-3 you can give each student a worksheet with different problems on it.

This set of worksheets can help your students work through their graphing troubles. Each problem introduces a single new variation that helps students understand how each number in an equation effects a graph. The file is in (open office) odt format so that you can modify it if you like.

A two page worksheet with examples that help students understand the order of operations. The worksheet includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponents, and fractions. Each problem builds from the previous problem. Helping the student learn how to overcome areas where they struggle with the evaluation of the order of operations.