Horse Lover's Math

This 180 page horse math workbook is richly illustrated with photographs and hand drawn illustrations. The coil bound, softcover opens flat, making it easy for kids to make calculations, measure angles and follow instructions in the Things to Make and Do section. The workbook is comprised of seven sections: Mustang Brands, A Trip to the Tack Store, Horse Science, Stable Management, Sports, Horse Facts and Math Games and Things to Make and Do. A summary page appears at the end of each sec

This math workbook is richly illustrated with photographs and hand drawn illustrations. The coil bound, softcover opens flat, making it easy for kids to make calculations, measure angles and follow instructions in the Things to Make and Do section. The workbook is comprised of seven sections: A Day in the Life, A Trip to the Tack Store, Horse Science, Stable Management, Sports, Horse Facts and Math Games and Things to Make and Do. A summary page appears at the end of each section listing both th

A top event trainer in Germany believes the best horse for eventing is ¾ Thoroughbred and ¼ Warmblood. What does this mean? This math worksheet takes a look at some basic horse breed genetics. Learners apply their understanding of fractions and percent when describing a horse's pedigree. Real-world math for horse crazy kids! Common Core: 4.NF.C.6 – Use decimal notation for fractions with denominators 10 or 100; Model decimals and fractions 5.NBT.A.3 – Model decimals and fractions 6.RP.A.3c – Fi

The Horse Lover's Math Puzzle Pack contains two crossword puzzles and two cyptogram puzzles. The crossword puzzles feature math and science terminology commonly found in the real world of horses. The cyptogram puzzles require kids to use trial and error, deducting and reasoning in order to break the code and read a horse-themed message. Four puzzles, nine pages of fun learning for horse crazy kids!

How do horses in the wild behave compared to domestic horses? Do they spend the same amount of time eating, lying down or socializing? Kids will love these six pages of horse based math and science as they compare the time budgets of wild vs three different groups of domestic horses using ratio, percent, and data displayed in a table and pie charts. 6 pages + Answers Common Core: 3.MD.B – Represent and interpret data. 4.MD.A.2 – Use the four operations to solve word problems involving decimals

One of the jobs and responsibilities around a farm is building fences. This worksheet provides common spacing and post dimensions, along with a graphic showing a newly laid out pasture. Do they need to know area or perimeter when designing the fence? Kids are asked to calculate how many corner posts, line posts, and rails will be needed to fence a new pasture on their make-believe horse farm. Common Core: 4.OA.A.2 - Divide by 2-digit numbers: word problems 4.OA.A.3 - Solve multistep word proble

Miniature horse pulling competitions are a great way for kids to apply their understanding of measurement and math operations. Word problems from the real-world of horses are sure to engage horse crazy kids. Measures and answers are given in both imperial and metric systems. Common Core: 3.OA.D Solve problems involving the four operations, and identify and explain patterns in arithmetic—up to three digits 4.OA.A.3 Solve multistep word problems posed with whole numbers and having whole-number a

In January 2014, a new record was set by the Heilan International Equestrian Club in China for the largest horse dressage. The entire record-breaking performance consisted of thirty black Friesian horses and thirty white Lusitano, Andalusian horses, ridden by an all-female team. Kids are put in the position of being a dressage choreographer. How many different groups of horses are possible? A real world situation for a math array worksheet for horse crazy kids! 5 pages + Answers Common Core: 3.

Kids follow along as artist Robert Glen designs and creates the largest equestrian sculpture in the world, the Mustangs of Las Colinas. Proportion and ratio in art. The beauty of horses captured and expressed using an understanding of math. Great STEAM worksheet for budding artists and kids with a passion for horses. Metric and Imperial Common Core: 4.OA.A.2 Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division word problems 4.NF.B.4b Multiply fractions by whole numbers 4.NF.C.6 Use decimal nota

Here's a fun way for horse crazy kids to explore pattern rules. According to the Chinese Zodiac, every 12 years is the Year of the Horse. The World Equestrian Games are held every 4 years, with the first one ever held in 1990. Not only do kids write the pattern rule for each of these events—they then explore how the two patterns relate to each other! Every third World Equestrian Games takes place in the Year of the Horse! Common Core: 4.OA.B Gain familiarity with factors and multiples. 4.OA.C G

After buying colourful, horse-themed socks for friends, and horse treats for a favourite horse, kids calculate which saddle soap is a better buy. The 7oz (198g) bar of saddle soap at $7.95? The 12oz or 340g tin of saddle soap priced at $9.95, or the smaller, 3.5oz (100g) tin for $3.95? Metric and Imperial Common Core: 4.NF.C.7 – Compare money amounts 4.MD.A.2 – Price lists with addition and subtraction; Unit prices 5.NBT.B.7 – Add and subtract money: word problems; Divide money amounts: word

Horse crazy kids practice their understanding of Number and Operations in Base Ten at the Keeneland Yearling Sale in Kentucky. A review of telling time on a 24-hour clock makes sure they know what time the auction starts. Each horse is assigned a ‘hip number’. Learning how to read the ‘Books’ tells learners on which day a horse will be up for auction. Prices for horses can run into the millions! Math from the real-world of horses. For horse crazy kids the motivation to learn is built in. Commo