Worksheets

Every worksheet here is made to be printed and handed out. They run black and white on plain paper, they come with answer keys, and most importantly integrate art integration or social emotional learning (SEL) depending on the activity — they engage students beyond just teaching math, and offer new pathways for engaging higher needs students.

Coverage runs from 3rd through 8th grade and is weighted toward middle school: expressions and equations, decimal and fraction operations, ratios, rates and percents, angle relationships and plane geometry, surface area and volume, statistics and probability, functions, scientific notation and the Pythagorean theorem.

Formats include color by number and doodle pages, short warm-up sets that work as icebreakers with CCSS practice built in — a few are end-of-year test prep — codebreaker puzzles, and longer real-life math projects that drop a topic into a scenario like running a farm or weighing a summer job offer. Many topics also come in seasonal editions — Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day and Easter, plus general fall, winter and spring sets — running the same problems behind different artwork.

Some sets pair the printable with a self-checking Google Sheets version, so you can assign either depending on the day; each product page lists what is included. These are the pages to reach for when prep time is the constraint — a sub day, an early-finisher folder, homework you don't want to hand-mark, or the lesson before a break.

More on how these get used: engaging warm ups for middle school math, 5 ways to integrate real-life applications in every math lesson, and social emotional learning in middle school math.