Beth Tice

In this activity, students count the perimeter and area of rectilinear shapes resembling Minecraft characters! The first picture is of a Creeper and the second is a wolf. Students can design their own picture in the space provided and then count the area and perimeter. This allows students to be creative while also holding them accountable for the math behind the art. Capture students' attention with high-interest math practice! Perfect for homework, a Do-Now, or as an extension activity

This sheet allows students to practice subtracting 3-digit numbers with regrouping while keeping each place lined up on graph paper. Some problems will not need regrouping. Two problems are included where students have to borrow across a zero in the tens place. The last problem is a word problem where the students set up the subtraction problem themselves and then solve.

This sheet allows students to practice adding 3-digit numbers with regrouping while keeping each place lined up on graph paper. Some problems will not need regrouping. The last problem is a word problem where the students set up the addition problem themselves and then solve.

This sheet allows students to practice adding 4-digit numbers with regrouping while keeping each place lined up on graph paper. The last problem is a word problem where the students set up the addition problem themselves and then solve.

This sheet allows students to practice adding 4-digit numbers with regrouping while keeping each place lined up on graph paper. The last problem is a word problem where the students set up the addition problem themselves and then solve. See more math worksheets and printables that I have made to help your students!

Students learn about the tallest Lego tower, the largest Lego car, and the longest Lego chain ever built in this activity which reinforces place value concepts! Students have to convert numbers from standard form to written form and back. They must add to figure out the total number of hours that it took to design and build the largest Lego car. They determine which number is in the ones, hundreds, and thousands place. Finally they must tell which of the three record-breaking creations used

This activity allows students to practice finding the perimeter and area when the interior lines can't be seen. These types of questions are common on standardized tests where students have to estimate or imagine that the lines are there in order to count the area accurately. The second page can be printed double-sided so that students who finish early have a challenge. The challenge is to draw different variations of rectangles that all have a perimeter of 24, then to determine which one has

In this activity, students practice counting perimeter and area of shapes that use all right-angles. After finding the perimeter and area of each shape, match the number with the corresponding letter at the bottom to find the answer to the riddle! The riddle: "What do arctic hares use to keep their fur fluffy?" Answer: "Hare spray!" This activity is perfect for homework or as a Do-Now! Check out my other product listings for more great math ideas!

This sheet allows students to practice subtracting 3-digit numbers with regrouping while keeping each place lined up on graph paper. Some problems will not need regrouping. The last problem is a word problem where the students set up the subtraction problem themselves and then solve. See my other product listings for more great math, science, and literacy activities!

Students practice skip counting by fractions. After counting by tenths, fifths, and ninths, students also practice adding fractions by coloring spaces on the models shown. See my other product listings for more fraction activities!

Students review skills learned by counting coins to determine a total, and then adding to or subtracting from that amount to find a new total. The first page is scaffolded so that the first problem has the coins in order from greatest value to least value, and the grid is set up with a + sign to show students what to do with the two numbers from the problem. The second problem has the coins out of order, but uses a minus sign on the grid to prompt students. The third and fourth problems use m

Combine the math skills of perimeter and area with the creative design and fun of pixel art! Students create a scene with a tree, house, and car. The tree needs to have an area of 30 and the house an area of 70. After drawing the tree and house with the correct areas, students count the perimeter of each. Finally, they can design a car and count the perimeter and area. Great activity for practicing measurement skills while allowing for academic choice. See my other product listings for mor

In this activity, students practice adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers with regrouping. Word problems are written with two addition and two subtraction situations. Students have to use the table at the top that shows the diameter of planets in our solar system. Information is accurate, reflecting the actual diameter of the included planets. All images are in the public domain. This activity is perfect for homework or as a Do-Now! Check out my other product listings for more great math

In this activity, students practice adding and subtracting 4- and 5-digit numbers with regrouping. Word problems are written with two addition and two subtraction situations. Students have to use the table at the top that shows the number of wild cats around the world. Information is accurate, reflecting the actual world population of each wild cat species. All images are in the public domain. This activity is perfect for homework or as a Do-Now! Check out my other product listings for more g

In this activity, students practice adding and subtracting 3-digit numbers and counting perimeter and area of shapes that use all right-angles. After solving each problem, match the number with the corresponding letter at the bottom to find the answer to the riddle! The riddle: "What do you call a cow that eats your grass?" Answer: "A lawnmoo-er!" This activity is perfect for homework or as a Do-Now! Check out my other product listings for more great math ideas!

Students practice adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators in this series of word problems. See my other product listings for more fractions activities!

In this activity, students practice adding and subtracting 3- and 4-digit numbers with regrouping. Word problems are written with two addition and two subtraction situations. Students have to use the table at the top that shows the number of different animals on Old Macdonald's Farm. This activity is perfect for homework or as a Do-Now! Check out my other product listings for more great math ideas!

A fun way to practice multiplication facts in the winter! First kids solve each multiplication fact. Then they find the matching number in the bottom boxes and write the corresponding letter that goes with that number. After solving all of the facts, they should have the question of the joke filled in. The answer to the joke is at the bottom of the page! The first math fact is completed as an example. The three jokes are "What do snowmen eat for breakfast? Snowflakes!" "Where do snowmen ke