Lear & Grow Books

How to Add and Subtract Numbers Correctly Look at each apple problem carefully. Each apple shows a number and a sign (+ or −) with another number. If you see a plus sign (+), you need to add. Example: 28 + 8 = Add the numbers together to find the sum. If you see a minus sign (−), you need to subtract. Example: 97 − 6 = Take away the second number to find the difference. Write your answer clearly inside or next to the apple Check your work again to make sure your addition or subtraction is corr

Students practice writing uppercase letters A–Z by tracing the dotted lines. Each row shows the letter repeatedly to help students develop proper letter formation, control of pencil movement, and handwriting consistency. Students should start at the correct point of each letter and follow the stroke order while tracing. Learning Objectives: Recognize each uppercase letter A–Z Develop fine motor skills and handwriting control Learn correct letter formation through tracing Build confidence in w

This worksheet is designed to help students practice basic addition and subtraction skills. Each problem features two numbers with operations ranging from simple addition to subtraction within 100. Students can work through each equation to strengthen their mental math, accuracy, and confidence. The cute turtle and snail theme makes the activity fun and engaging for young learners. Skills Practiced: Basic addition Basic subtraction Number recognition Mental calculation Instructions: Write

This worksheet helps students practice counting objects and choosing the correct number. Students must count the items in each box and circle the correct number from the options below. This activity builds early math skills such as counting, number recognition, and matching quantities.

“Students must find the vocabulary words listed on the left side in the letter grid on the right. The letters must appear in the correct order, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. When students find a word, they should circle or connect all the letters continuously. The letters they mark must match the given word exactly, without skipping or changing direction.”