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Collection of kids academy worksheets (48)
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Road Sign Subtraction worksheet for kids featuring traffic signs and vehicles to solve basic math problems.
Subtraction practice with socks: children learn to subtract by counting remaining socks after some fall off the line.
Leap Frog Math maze for kids - draw a path through bigger stones to help the frog reach the lily pad.
"Comparing Solutions: A fun, educational worksheet where children help Juan solve his garden problem by rating solutions to prevent soil erosion on a steep hill."
Kids Academy Data Assessment 2 worksheet with activities on comparing quantities, weights, positions, and heights.
Students investigate why a pond near a school keeps flooding, with options including too much rain, beavers building a dam, or sticks getting stuck.
Kids Academy worksheet: "Guess the Season" - fun educational activity for children to match seasonal descriptions with the correct season using illustrations.
Monkey Math: Count and Add the Bananas — a fun maze activity for kids to practice addition by helping a monkey collect bananas and calculate the total.
Bird Beak Multiplication: A fun math worksheet for kids to practice multiplication facts with 6, using bird-themed equations.
Colorful worksheet for kids showing activities suited for different weather types, such as skiing in snow, playing in rain, cycling in sun, and flying a kite in wind.
T-Shirt Subtraction worksheet for kids, teaching basic subtraction using T-shirts and finger counting.
New Kid's Academy Math Workbook for 2nd Graders - Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction Worksheets
Interactive worksheet teaching kids the proper orientation of a chessboard with "White on the Right" rule.