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4/12/2012

Several teachers have requested worksheets for Order of Operations. (We also noticed that many people have been using the search box to find this topic.) Here's some of the worksheets from our new "Order of Operations" page:

Basic Order of Operations - These order of operations problems do not include parenthesis or exponents.
Basic Order of Operations with Parenthesis - Slightly more advanced problems, do not include exponents
Intermediate Order of Operations - Includes parenthesis and exponents
More Intermediate Order of Operations - Includes a short answer question
Advanced Order of Operations - Includes double-digit multiplication and decimal answers

Kelly Hashway wrote a terrific reading comprehension passage about Earth Day.

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4/10/2012

Roman numeral worksheets have been added! Take a look...

Basic Roman Numerals - Basic Roman numerals worksheet has symbols ranging from I through C (1-100)
More Basic Roman Numerals - Compare and order basic Roman numerals
Advanced Roman Numerals - Advanced Roman numerals worksheet has symbols ranging from I through M (1-1,000)
Counting Roman Numerals - Count up to 100 using Roman numbers

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4/3/2012

Earth Day is coming soon (April 22)! We created a new Earth Day page with some new worksheets...

Earth Day Mascot Craft - Students can make an Earth Day mascot with arms and legs that move.
Earth Day Addition - Find the sums of the addition problems. This worksheet has an Earth Day theme.
Earth Day Subtraction - Find the difference for each subtraction problem.

Chris made another terrific Geometry/Net Worksheet: Geometry/Net Worksheet #3 - Match the net with the corresponding solid shape.

There's a new mini-book - A Slow Slug - written by Roy Kindelberger and illustrated by Caitlin Weibel. It's an easy-read story to teach kids about words with the /sl/ blend.

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3/30/2012

Easter Sunday is only a week away, so we added a few new Easter worksheets.

Egg Syllables - Count the syllables in the words, then color according to the key.
Story Picture 1 - Why is the Easter Bunny running away from the baby chicks? Write a story to go along with the picture.
Story Picture 2 - These rabbits have giant eggs! Write a story to explain what's going on in the picture.
Easter Editing - Find the mistakes in the paragraph.

In addition to the worksheets above, we made 3 more Easter worksheets. To see them all, please look through the Easter Worksheets page.

We're always trying to make new worksheets by request. We have tons of requests in our "to-do" pile and we're trying to get to as many as we can. Tami, a teacher in Wisconsin, asked for some geometry worksheets with pictures of nets on them. Here's what we came up with:

Nets 1 - Tell what solid shape is made by each net pictured.
Nets 2 - Tell what solid shape is made by each net pictured.

Guy Belleranti wrote a fun article for 5th grade readers about Toucans. Guy Belleranti fans will want to check out all of his passages on the animal articles page.

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3/27/2012

Happy spring! Can you believe there are only a few months left in the school year?

A fifth grade teacher wrote in with a special request: more improper fraction worksheets. I made a new worksheet on converting improper fractions to mixed numbers. I'll try to make several more on this topic in the near future.

We're still adding on to our new Math Calendar Worksheets page. Take a look at a few of this week's new additions:

Elapsed Time on a Calendar (Intermediate)
Months (Cut and Glue)
Months Word Wheel
Days of the Week Word Wheel

Caitlin illustrated a brand new mini-book titled, Let's Bake a Cake. It's an easy-reader coloring book that features silent-e words.

A third grade teacher wrote in to request grammar worksheets on articles (a, an, and the). Check out the adjectives page for several new article (a, an, the) worksheets.

Three new reading comprehension passages:

Kelly Hashway: Labyrinth
Mikki Sadil: Leaf Cutter Ants
Mikki Sadil: Symbols of St. Patrick's Day

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3/20/2012

A fifth grade teacher e-mailed and requested more Hink Pinks in the brainteaser section. Here you go: Hink Pinks: Level C-3 and Hink Pinks: Level D-1.

There's also a new page in the math section with eight new Calendar Worksheets.

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3/13/2012

I'm trying to get caught up on reading comprehension stories this week. I think I have half a dozen submissions to catch up on. Here are two terrific Kelly Hashway stories that we just uploaded....

Leprechaun's Gold - When Jason gets stuck being the leprechaun while playing Leprechaun's Pot of Gold with his friends, he'll have to think like a leprechaun to find the perfect hiding place for the chocolate coins.

Missing Information - When Jameson eavesdrops on his Mom's phone conversation, he thinks his mom is setting up a play date with the younger boy down the street. Jameson pretends to study to get out of it, but after he wastes the entire afternoon bored in his room, he discovers he missed a lot of the conversation he was trying to overhear, and he also missed out on an afternoon of fun.

Also - The search bar has been moved to the top of the homepage. You'll see it on the top throughout the site in the near future. Many thanks to Marshall and Maria for all their hard work with the search feature.

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