Kategoria: Math for kids

I am posting here the third consecutive worksheet with multiplication up to 100 in the form of a math crossword with the simplest arrangement of operations.
43 mathematical operations.

Today we present the second math crossword from the triangular series, containing multiplication and division up to 100.

I present to you the second in a series of mathematical crosswords for children about multiplication up to 100.
43 mathematical operations.

In today’s publication you will find a math crossword for kids with multiplication facts to 100.
42 math operations.

A math crossword that you can print out for your kids is a fun way to practice adding up to 10.
20 math operations.

On this page you can find another math crossword prepared for kids. This time it involves adding up to 10
20 math operations.

Here you will find another math crossword, thanks to which kids will be able to practice adding up to 20.
55 math operations.

Below you will find the first math crossword prepared for children who are learning to add to 20.
49 math operations

Music mystery picture with a colored musical note, in large fields and with an orderly code.

This version of the hands hidden under the mystery picture code has been prepared on the basis of an orderly code, on a large code table, intended for preschoolers.

Once again, for the third time, we approach the topic of learning long division. We’re talking about dividing a two-digit number by a single-digit number without remainder.

Here you will find the second version of the long division exercise. We will be working with two-digit numbers divided by a single-digit number.

The publication you have in front of you right now is a worksheet for kids useful for learning long division with no remainders. This is the first version of the division exercise, two-digit number by a single-digit number.

Here is the second version of the practice exercise of long dividing a three-digit number by a one-digit number, without remainders, using auxiliary fields.

I have prepared a new exercise for kids who are at the stage of learning long division. We’re going to divide a three-digit number by a single-digit number here, getting the result with no remainder.