Math Worksheets and Printables
There’s a reason math is one of the first subjects that kids are taught: It’s a skill that will be used at every stage of life. And like all skills, practice makes perfect, which is why we offer an array of math worksheets. Whether you have a kindergartner who is learning basic arithmetic or a middle-schooler who just started tackling algebra, we have a worksheet that will help boost your child’s math grade—and confidence.
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Tips to Get Your Child Excited About Math
Math is a subject of great divide: some kids love it, and other kids hate it! You can help make math fun by providing variety, engaging materials like fun math worksheets, and academic support. Try these tips to foster your child's love of math:
- Turn everyday activities into fun math practice. If your child is eating waffles for breakfast, see if he can divide a waffle into halves or quarters. Younger children might be able to count the number of waffle grooves while older children might be able to calculate the waffle's circumference.
- Make numbers a part of your everyday routine. Your child might not like addition, but he may enjoy counting the number of stop signs on the drive to school or the number of stairs on your porch. Lead by example to encourage your child to think of math exercises as a part of his daily routine.
- For kids that have a basic interest in math, try using daily riddles to keep them thinking throughout the day. At breakfast, you may ask your child a riddle like, "What number has three tens and four ones?" or, "What is a mathematician's favorite dessert?" Your child can take the day to think about the riddle and tell you the answer when you're working on math practice worksheets after school!
- Enrich your child's math education by keeping a set of fun math worksheets available. Some kids like to have quiet time to try new math concepts at their own pace. Encourage your child to practice with a new math worksheet for kids daily.