Math Worksheets

If you’re practicing a bit of algebra over the summer holidays, stay tuned! I too am focusing on adding a few more algebra worksheets to help you improve your algebra marks. This week, you’ll find systems of equations using the elimination method, complete with answers on the 2nd page of the pdf. But, don’t stop there, be sure to check out all of the algebra practice worksheets with answers.

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This is the third in our series of maths worksheets on writing decimal fractions and fractions, most suited to Year 6 (10/11 years old). Children need a very good understanding of place value to succeed with this page. In earlier years they will have understood that the value of a digit become ten times bigger [...]

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Basic fact subtraction worksheets with blanks. Fill in the missing blank on the subtraction worksheets. 1st grade math worksheets.

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Sometimes a simple question can reveal a great deal about how children deal with numbers. This maths worksheet on finding differences is full of such questions.
Let’s look at 3005 – 8 which is easier to do mentally than on paper.
There are several ways that this can be done.
1. Count down, one at a time, 8 [...]

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The second in our series of rounding worksheets for Year 5 looks at rounding one and two decimal place numbers.
When rounding an amount such as £3.47 to the nearest pound the key digit to look at is the tenths digit. If it is 5 or more, round up. Less than 5, round down.
So £3.44 rounded [...]

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It is important that children recognise that the value of a digit depends on its place in the number – otherwise we could only possibly have 9 numbers and zero! So the digit 1 in 120 has a different value than the 1 in 210. It is, of course ten times bigger as it is [...]

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Reading decimal fractions can get quite tricky when moving into hundredths and this maths worksheet is a good test of understanding, probably most suited for year 5 children (/10 yrs old).
0.24 can be read as 24 hundredths or 2 tenths and 4 hundredths. As a fraction it would be written as 24/100.
With a number such [...]

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Rounding decimals follow the same rules as rounding whole numbers. This first maths worksheet looks at rounding tenths to the nearest whole number. If the tenths are 5 or more round up to the next whole number. If they are less than 5, round down; in other words keep the units the same.
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Fractions and decimals are two of the sticking points in maths, but here we have a maths worksheet which neatly combines the two, showing the equivalence between fractions and decimal fractions. Many children do not realise the link between a digit written after the decimal point and a fraction i.e.  0.2 is the same as [...]

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The acronym BODMAS
Brackets
Of
Division
Multiplication
Addition
Subtraction.
It is a convention to ensure everyone carries out a question such as that below in the same order. Numbers in brackets are worked out first, followed by multiplication and division with addition and subtraction last.
3 + 5 x 2 =
One way to do the question is:       3 + 5 = 8.  8 [...]

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