common core math worksheets

Common Core Math Worksheets with Practice and Answer Keys

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Skill-aligned practice

Addition / Subtraction

Add Within 20

Addition facts become easier when students count on from the larger number or make a ten first.

Addition / Subtraction

Addition Facts

Addition facts become easier when students count on from the larger number or make a ten first.

Addition / Subtraction

Subtract Within 20

Subtraction facts can be solved by counting back, using a number line, or asking what addend is missing.

Counting / Cardinality

Skip Counting

Skip counting uses equal jumps to count faster.

Multiplication / Division

Multiplication Facts

Multiplication facts become fluent through patterns, related facts, and short repeated practice.

Addition / Subtraction

Add Within 100

Two-digit addition works when tens are added to tens and ones are added to ones.

Addition / Subtraction

Subtract Within 100

Two-digit subtraction works when each place is handled according to its value.

Addition / Subtraction

Two-Digit Addition With Regrouping

Regrouping in addition means trading ten ones for one ten so each place value column stays organized.

Multiplication / Division

Division Facts

Division facts are easier when students think about the related multiplication fact.

Place / Value

Place Value to 100

Place value tells what each digit is worth based on its position.

Multiplication / Division

Two-Digit Multiplication

Two-digit multiplication works by breaking each factor into tens and ones, then combining the partial products.

Fractions

Compare Fractions

Fractions can be compared when students check the whole, look at the denominator, and reason about the numerator.

Multiplication / Division

Long Division

Long division breaks a larger division problem into repeated place value steps.

Multiplication / Division

Division With Remainders

A remainder is the amount left after making as many equal groups as possible.

Decimals

Decimal Place Value

Decimal place value names parts of one whole, with tenths one place after the decimal point and hundredths two places after it.

Multiplication / Division

Multiplication as Equal Groups

Multiplication counts equal-size groups efficiently.

Multiplication / Division

Multi-Digit Multiplication

Multi-digit multiplication uses place value to multiply each part, then combines the partial products.

Fractions

Simplify Fractions

Simplifying a fraction means dividing the numerator and denominator by the same common factor until no common factor remains.

Multiplication / Division

Repeated Addition

Repeated addition shows the same number added again and again; multiplication is the shorter way to write it.

Addition / Subtraction

Three-Digit Addition

Regrouping in addition means trading ten ones for one ten so each place value column stays organized.

Fractions

Equivalent Fractions

Equivalent fractions use different numerators and denominators to name the same value.

Fractions

Unit Fractions

A unit fraction names one equal part of a whole.

Addition / Subtraction

Two-Digit Subtraction With Regrouping

Regrouping in subtraction means trading one ten for ten ones so there are enough ones to subtract.

Place / Value

Expanded Form

Expanded form writes a number as the sum of its place value parts.

Place / Value

Place Value to 1,000

Place value tells what each digit is worth based on its position.

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