In this math worksheet, students complete an elephant-shaped connect-the-dots picture. The numbers range from one to thirty-eight. Students may also color in the illustration when they are finished.

Accompanying the lesson at www.shodor.org, this worksheet present students with a series of questions about the volume and surface area of a rectangular prism and a triangular prism. Students predict how these values would change if the...

In this maze worksheet, students find their way through the maze on the page. The maze is in the shape of a guitar and there is nothing else on the worksheet except for the maze.

In this hen activity, students respond by drawing a continuous line through the maze, in the shape of a hen, to the end avoiding obstacles/line blocking the path.

In this size worksheet, 1st graders will focus on tall and short. Students will study four sets of shapes coloring those that are tall and circling those that are short.

In this math skills instructional activity, students answer the 6 questions on the instructional activity using various math skills. Students practice counting, adding, drawing, measuring and working with shapes.

For this math skills worksheet, students solve the 8 story problems on the page using various math skills. The questions involve shapes, math operations, reading calendars and money.

In this Christmas addition learning exercise, students solve 4 problems in which objects in a set are counted and the numbers written to form an addition fact in a train shape. All pictures pertain to Christmas.

In this maze worksheet, students follow a path from the start to the end point in a butterfly shaped maze. The maze is of medium difficulty.

In this dolphin maze worksheet, students trace a path from start to finish in a challenging maze that is in the shape of a dolphin.

In this counting objects learning exercise, students follow the directions to draw specific shapes in the box. Students will draw between 0 and 5 objects according to each direction.

In this volume of prisms worksheet, young scholars compute the volume of nine shapes. Answers are given on the page, students are directed to show formulas and computations. The worksheet contains two each of rectangular prisms,...

In this health worksheet, students write or draw what they eat for breakfast every day for a week. They use shapes to show "go" foods, "slow" foods and "whoa" foods.

Young scholars explore the future and the importance of the past. In this futuristic lesson, students create a future city and identify traditions of their heritage that they feel should be passed on to future generations. They also...

Students create patterns using images of everyday objects, shapes, or colors and four logos for use in a House of Cards. In this design lesson, students examine the work of Charles and Ray Eames and become familiar with the elements and...

In this number game activity, students roll a die and search for that number in a sock shape filled with numbers in bubbles. Students color the number they rolled if they have it. Whichever person colors all their circles first wins the...

In this triangle worksheet, students focus on mastery of the shape. Students trace 3 large and 3 small triangles.

In this square worksheet, students focus on creating the given shape. Students use pencil to trace 6 squares for mastery.

In this oval worksheet, students focus on creating the given shape. Students use pencil to trace 6 ovals for mastery.

In this diamond worksheet, students focus on creating the given shape. Students use pencil to trace 6 diamonds for mastery.

In this geometry practice worksheet, young scholars read the hints regarding hexagons, pentagons, and octagons. Students then examine 3 groups of shapes and identify them as hexagons, pentagons, or octagons.

What questions should your pupils ask when examining a topic? Cover who, what, where, when, why, and how with a graphic organizer. Kids will like that the graphic organizer is in the shape of a giant question mark!

In this paragraph format worksheet, students use the hamburger picture to help them write a paragraph of 6-8 sentences. Students use the hamburger shape to help them format their sentences.

In this graphic organizer worksheet, learners use the shape of the hand to find the who, what, where, when, and why for a text. Students write their answers in the fingers.