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Create kid-safe experiments out of everyday household materials with 11 exciting science projects that fizz with anticipation and explode with delight.

In this arrays 101 workbook, we explore and practice concepts like multiplication, repeated addition, factors, and products — all using arrays!

This collection of worksheets will give fourth graders practice solving problems using fractions and decimals, plus a short introduction to negative integers.

Kids will practice naming shapes and describing objects using positional words. Treat your child to this pack of coloring pages, tangrams, and crafts!

From irregular measurements to using a ruler this workbook exposes kids to math vocabulary all about guessing and measuring lengths and sizes of objects.

With this workbook, your child can get a head start on subtraction by using simple pictures and familiar scenarios to symbolize the removal of numbers and objects.

Scale math heights using this workbook that's based on real measurements of U.S. geography. Kids rely on charts and data provided to answer word problems.

Get your fifth grader clued into advanced grammar. She'll get to edit a few improper sentences, work on different parts of speech, and practice using correct punctuation marks.

What better way to learn sorting and categorizing than with familiar objects preschoolers see every day? This workbook is great for practice sorting and comparing, using household items.

This workbook focuses on penmanship practice. In the process, learners also get a head start on composition by using their new handwriting skills to write short stories and paragraphs.

Learn subtraction in a more visual setting using this series of picture math problems. Kids will cross out, color and draw simple equations to help them understand an important math concept.

Children learn early math by dealing with objects in place of numbers. These worksheets cover concepts of quantity, counting, and even adding and subtracting, using animals and nature to help teach.

Kids count and get familiar with patterns in numbers from one to 100. Using the hundred chart first graders can count and add by ones and by tens to build a strong base.

Help your child build fine motor skills by putting together and playing games. They can toss a coin, ride a roller coaster, and even hunt for bugs, while using their logic, patterning, and math skills.

Volume is the measurement of space occupied in three dimensions. Practice calculating the volume of 3-D shapes using a variety of techniques and with real-life examples through a series of engaging problems and questions.

Take reading a piece and a clue at a time to help your child improve his reading skills. Ask and answer questions like who, what, where, when and why, about details, key info and using text evidence.