In this challenging math worksheet, your child will compare sets of fractions to determine which is least and which is greatest.

One of these fractions is not like the others. Can your child figure out which one? In each set of fractions in this worksheet, one is not equal to the others.

Understanding fractions is challenging for many children. Putting sets of fractions in order from greatest to least is a good exercise and will help your child grasp this difficult math concept.

Fractions may be challenging, but they can be fun, too! In this worksheet, your child must color in the fractions according to their value, giving all of the fractions that are equal to each other the same color.

Can your child help Piggy find the largest room? In this fourth grade geometry worksheet, your child will practice calculating the area of a rectangle.

In this intermediate-level geometry worksheet, your child will calculate the area of each rectangle using the values given. Before he can find the area, however, your child must do some detective work to find the dimensions of each rectangle.

Who are the VIPs you'll see at the pony show? To find out, first kids solve the crossword puzzle. Then they use the letters from the numbered boxes in the puzzle to fill in the blanks of the answer word and reveal the VIPs! This reading puzzles worksheet is great for pony lovers!

Here's a mystery: A girl took her pony for a ride. Two of its legs went five miles, but the other two went six miles! How can this be? To solve this riddle, kids write down every other letter as they go around a letter circle. This reading puzzles worksheet lets kids flex their thinking skills.

Pony lovers participate in their very own pony race on this printable games worksheet. Kids use a deck of playing cards to move their ponies forward along a racetrack. The first pony across the finish line wins the game! Kids playing this game follow directions and exercise thinking skills.

Does your child love playing the game of Sudoku? To complete this worksheet your kid will need to use his skills of logic, reasoning, and number know-how!