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Looking for a hands-on way for your students to understand lines of symmetry? These symmetry cut and fold worksheets are designed to introduce the concept of a line of symmetry to your students in a simple way. Each page includes shapes to be cut out. Your student then will fold each shape along the line to see if it is a mirror image. There is then an answer sheet where your student can mark yes or no to answer if it is a line of symmetry. By folding shapes by hand, it becomes easier for studen

Looking for a fun way to practice lines of symmetry? These color in pictures fit the bill! Each worksheet has half of a picture made by coloring in squares on a grid. Students use symmetry to color in the other half of the picture. When done, the resulting image is a fun piece of pixel art! There are 12 worksheets for kids to practice symmetry with various pictures, including animals, a rocket, a robot, and other favorites. These are great for fast finishers that need an activity to keep them oc

Understanding a.m. and p.m. can be confusing for students. It seems like a.m. would be in the morning, and p.m. at night, but times like 1 a.m. don't fit this guideline! This resource has a teaching mini poster explaining a.m. and p.m. and 8 worksheets to practice. This resource includes: 1 color version of the mini poster explaining: "What does a.m. and p.m. stand for?"1 black and white version of the mini poster1 matching worksheet2 cut and paste2 fill in the blank2 circle your answer1 daily s

Looking for a critical thinking activity for your preschoolers or kindergarteners? These finish the pattern worksheets are fun and easy to use. Teachers simply print out the pdf. Students then color, cut, and glue the pictures in order to complete the pattern. There are 12 worksheets included: Three with AB patternsThree with AAB patternsThree with ABB patternsThree with ABC patternsEach worksheet has its own theme: ShapesFruitsVeggiesSchoolIce CreamPond AnimalsOcean AnimalsZoo AnimalsWeatherFar

There is something wonderful when different subjects can be studied together. Here we have a resource that combines science, art, and math with insect symmetry worksheets! Insects and flowers provide a clear and engaging way to teach bilateral and radial symmetry. Students will draw the other half of insects, draw lines of symmetry on insect illustrations, create their own bugs with mirror images, draw flowers using radial symmetry, and finally select which type of symmetry each image has. Als

How many triangles fit in a trapezoid? Just cut them out and find out! These Fill the Shape puzzle worksheets are a fun way for your students to learn more about shapes and how they relate. These are great for building logic and visual spatial skills. These are similar to tangram or pattern block puzzles, but no physical materials are needed. This makes it easier to assign for homework or use on the go. All that is needed is a pair of scissors. As a bonus, kids will also get some practice with

Updated for 2026! Looking for a quick gift your students can make for their parents? This printable calendar makes it easy! Have your students draw and color the pages for each month of the year. Kids will enjoy this activity that helps them learn the calendar while decorating each page. Color, black & white, and fill-in the blank versions are all included. Kids can decorate each month or use the blank version to practice filling in the numbers on the calendar. This is a great way for kids to be

It's time to focus on time! From reading analog clocks to distinguishing between a.m. and p.m., this bundle covers what your students need to know about telling time. This bundle includes six resources for a total of 60 practice worksheets related to telling time. For each topic, the pages gradually increase in difficulty to help children increase their skills. There are also three time-related mini-posters. These can be used to introduce concepts, review previous learning, or for kids to refe

Do your students need a little practice with the concept of lines of symmetry when it comes to shapes? This resource is here to help! Included are nine worksheets where students use symmetry to finish the drawing to make a complete shape. There are also two worksheets that ask kids to draw lines for shapes that have one, two, three, and five possible lines of symmetry. Another worksheet asks students to determine if the given lines are lines of symmetry for nine different shapes. This resource a

Are your students learning about 3D nets? Give them a math challenge to get them thinking! This resource has 12 geometric nets for students to cut and fold to create 3D shapes. But first, they must predict what shape each net will create! Students record their predictions and their results on a response sheet to track how well they can use spatial visualization and their knowledge of 3D nets to predict the shapes. This is a great math activity that involves hands-on learning! Students will pract

It is school time! These fun sudoku puzzle worksheets will keep little hands (and brains!) busy. Great for "Back to School" season or all year around! This resource includes school themed pages. There are 12 worksheets in all with the themes like: Back to schoolSchool suppliesRecessLunchtimeMathScienceArtMusicActivitiesLearningComputer labYour students will color the pages, cut out the pictures at the bottom, and glue them in the correct spots to complete the puzzle. An instruction sheet is incl

Have some students who love dinosaurs? Give them a chance to practice logic skills with a fun dino theme! This product is easy to use with no prep needed. Teachers simply print out the pdf. Students then color, cut, and glue the pictures in order to complete the pattern. These finish the pattern worksheets will give your students practice with critical thinking. These are designed to meet math standards for kindergarten and 1st grade students. There are 12 worksheets included: Three with AB pat

Happy Earth Day! Celebrate our world with these fun symmetry worksheets. Your students will explore the mathematical concept of symmetry while completing the drawing on each page. A light grid in the background makes the process a little easier. This is a fun way to combine math, art, and earth day! There are 12 worksheets in all. The images include: Reusable bagButterflyForestSproutFlowerWind TurbineSolar PanelWaterTreePolar BearCarpoolEarthYour students will practice: Line of symmetryReflectio

Happy Pi Day! Whether you are looking for a fun activity for a Pi Day party or a new addition to your math center, these secret code worksheets are sure to be a hit! Each worksheet contains a fact about the number pi. Your students will crack the codes to reveal the facts. Some facts are focused on math, while others contain fun facts about Pi Day itself. These worksheets are labeled simply as "Pi Secret Codes" so you can use them all year long. Or, send a few home as a fun Pi Day treat! Some of

Combine math and history with these fun Roman numeral secret code worksheets! Students crack the code on each page to reveal a fun fact about Roman numerals. Is there a symbol for zero in Roman numerals? How about fractions? What is the biggest number that can be represented? Find out the answers to these questions and more by solving the secret codes! These are great for: Ancient history unitsMath centersFast finishersHomeworkA critical thinking activityThere are ten worksheets in all. Answer

Looking for a fun way for your students to practice telling time to the nearest five minute? These secret code worksheets are perfect for you! There is a secret code page with different analog clocks for each letter of the alphabet. Then, there are ten code worksheets to solve with digital times. This is an enjoyable way for students to practice matching analog and digital time. As another bonus, each secret message is an interesting fact about clocks! Students will learn: telling time to the ne

Get your students thinking this fall with these logic puzzle worksheets! Each page has a grid to help kids keep track of the clues while they use logic to solve the puzzle. These worksheets are designed for kids in 3rd through 5th grades. These can be helpful for: Gifted or GATE programSeatworkHomeworkChoice timeFast finishersFall unit or themeMath centerActivity packetThere are 8 worksheets in all. Answer keys are also included. Follow me for more logic and critical thinking resources for eleme

Are your upper elementary students ready for a math challenge this fall? Introduce them to algebra with pictures! Instead of solving for x, they will be figuring out what an acorn, apple, or turkey represents in each equation. These are great for a Thanksgiving break activity, homework, gifted program, early finishers, or any student up for a math challenge! These can also be used in math centers or as a small group activity so students can work together to solve the puzzles. There are 10 works

Explore a few famous buildings around the world while learning about symmetry! This is a great way to combine social studies, art, and math together in cross-curricular activities. These symmetry in architecture worksheets teach kids about bilateral and radial symmetry. Your students will: Complete famous building drawings using symmetry (4 worksheets)Draw lines of symmetry (2 pages)Draw half of a building and have a partner complete the drawing with symmetryIdentify bilateral or radial symmetr

Looking for a hands-on way to get the concept of radial symmetry across to your students? Combine math and art with these lovely snowflake symmetry worksheets! This resource starts with 3 paper snowflake templates that show the hexagonal (six-fold) radial symmetry. Students cut out a circle, then fold several times, cut along the shape, and finally unfold to reveal the snowflake with radial symmetry. Next, there are 10 worksheet pairs (20 pages) of cut and paste snowflakes. Students cut out th