Mamas Learning Corner
Creative Learning Ideas. Worksheets and Printable Activities.
Looking for 1st grade summer worksheets to finish strong before the new school year? This 1st Grade Summer Worksheets Week 6 printable packet provides a full week of review in math, phonics, handwriting, and sight words — all in an easy print-and-go format. It’s a simple way to revisit important skills, check your child’s understanding, …
Looking for 1st grade summer worksheets that give your child extra practice with key skills? This 1st Grade Summer Worksheets Week 4 printable packet provides a full week of review in math, phonics, handwriting, and sight words — all in an easy print-and-go format. At this point in this 6-week worksheet series, your child is …
Bar graphs are always a hit at our house! Whether we’re graphing the types of writing utensils in the junk drawer (markers, pens, pencils) or graphing types of bear counters (a favorite!), making a bar graph just doesn’t seem to get old. This Thanksgiving Bar Graph Worksheet packet is fun way to practice the skill …
I created this set of Fall Bar Graph Worksheets 9 years ago for my then 1st grade girl who couldn’t get enough bar graphs! She loved them in any theme that I would make her. We would graph the colors in the crayon box, the colors of hairbows in the hairbow box, and the types …
Winter graphing worksheets are one of my favorite ways to sneak in real math practice without it seeming like “more math work.” In this printable set, kids will count winter pictures, fill in a bar graph, and then answer simple questions to analyze the data—a perfect fit for Kindergarten through 2nd grade. It’s print-and-go, easy …
Learning to read a bar graph is a fun skill to practice in the elementary years! Your 1st, 2nd, or 3rd grade children will enjoy practicing graph reading with this set of Spring Bar Graph Worksheets that feature familiar spring pictures. I have a first grader that is just learning about bar graphs, so this …
Learning to gather, organize, and interpret data is a valuable skill that we slowly work on here at the Hill House. My 8-year-old and I worked on this quite a bit during his Second Grade year. In this shapes-themed worksheet, your child uses the Shapes Picture to gather information needed to complete the Shapes Table …
Topic: Practice interpreting the data displayed in a table. This worksheet focuses on interpreting the average temperature of various states. Grade Level: First Grade, Second Grade Click the image below to download the free worksheet [wpfilebase tag=file id=4 /]
Help your students practice data skills with this fun interpreting tables apple worksheet! This one-page printable introduces children to reading simple data tables, using favorite apple varieties like Gala, Granny Smith, and Honeycrisp. While I created it for 2nd or 3rd grades, you could certainly use it with any age that needs to shore up …
