Tweet This is the third worksheet in the mini series looking at using different strategies to work out missing numbers in multiplication number sentences. Again, it is worth pointing out that people who say they, ‘can’t do maths’, probably don’t have a wide range of mental strategies to tackle questions. All the questions on this worksheet [...] . . . → Read More: Complete multiplication number sentences (3)

Tweet To answer question 23 you need to find the missing number to make the calculation correct. 11 x ?? = 1111 The answer is  101. One mark for this question. Suggested method: To make this easy a good understanding of the relationship between multiplication and division is needed. Simply divide 1111 by 11, which is [...] . . . → Read More: KS2 Maths SAT questions 23 and 24 from 2010 Paper A

Tweet Some new worksheets for conversion between metric and customary length measurements have been posted at the link here… Worksheets for Conversion Between Customary and Metric Lengths I’d hoped to have conversions for volume measurements to help with those complex Thanksgiving recipes… Watch for these soon! A few other updates were made to fix some minor grammar problems in [...] . . . → Read More: Worksheet Updates and Happy Thanksgiving!

Tweet Fractions worksheets! I can’t get seem to get enough! Regular visitors know how much time and energy I’ve put into the fraction worksheets, and their answer keys represent some of the more complex work on the site. If you look at the addition and subtraction worksheets, you’ll find detailed steps that show calculations for reaching common [...] . . . → Read More: Graphic Fraction Worksheets

Tweet The series of conversion worksheets has finally arrived at imperial measurements commonly used in the United States. While these lack the easy math associated with the metric or SI units, they correspond to the familiar grocery items the girls and I are intimately familiar with. (Yeah, go ahead and judge. I’m holding down the math [...] . . . → Read More: What is a Quart? Conversion Worksheets to the Rescue!

Tweet This week’s new worksheets are a natural follow-on to last week’s conversion worksheets using unity fractions. These worksheets present problems of conversion between metric areas and volumes; in other words problems dealing with square or cubic meter-based units. The last few worksheet sets go further into conversions between cubic volumes and liter-base unit measurements. You [...] . . . → Read More: Area, Cubic Volume and Volume-to-Liter Conversion Worksheets

Tweet We’re moving up the grades, and the line between math and science classes is starting to blur. For my oldest daughter, this is the first year of chemistry. All of these years I’ve been saying, “You’re going to use math a lot in science class,” and I’m finally starting to look smart in a young [...] . . . → Read More: Metric Unit Conversion Worksheets Now Available

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Tweet Sometimes a picture just doesn’t cut it. As the math topics have grown more involved, I try to make sure the answer keys for the worksheets reflect not just the result, but the process used to get there. I think that’s one factor that sets DadsWorksheets.com apart from many other math websites. The fraction worksheets are [...] . . . → Read More: Worksheets for Prime Factorization

Tweet Here we have an open-ended page to keep up the Christmas theme for this week. More Christmas themed worksheets can be found at; http://pages.urbrainy.com/happy-christmas-2011 There are four items with prices; a set of beads for £2, a box of chocolates for £3, a bag for £5 and a bottle of perfume for £7. The task [...] . . . → Read More: Christmas present buying worksheet