Free Printable Easter Math Worksheets for Kids
It's the time of bunnies, decorated eggs, sweets, spring beauty and some more sweets. While its difficult to get kids' mind off the Easter goodies, mommies all around are wondering how to get the little tykes to study. Well, worry not... read more as what you will see ahead is a wide range of Easter Math worksheets! Just print it and take your kids on an Easter-ful Math ride.
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- Multiplication of 2 digit nu...
- Division of 2 and 3 digit nu...
This is a mathematical bathroom. Find the correct location for the tiles at the bottom by completing...
- Multiplication of decimal wi...
Do you know electric current is measured in amperes (amps).
- Multiplication of Weight in ...
Helps in learning basic mathematical skills along with weights
Some Easter fun facts:
- Easter falls on a different day every year: Easter was decided to be celebrated on the first Sunday following the vernal equinox.
- Easter eggs come from Lent: as eggs don't spoil quickly, the abstinence followed during Lent leads to huge egg supply during Easter.
- Approximately 90 million chocolate bunnies are sold at Easter.
Enjoy Easter math activities with some colors, pens and numbers. Find Egg carton math activity here.
This spring break, let us enlighten these little curious minds by choosing from our huge stack of Easter worksheets. Not only are these worksheets fun and engaging and being colorful and backed by a story but, they really help to revise and practice a plethora of Math topics. These Easter worksheets are the right fodder to feed your braniacs for helping them with their creativity, concentration, comprehension and many more skills. Do not wait any longer! Just print and experience!
Tips to use math worksheets
Kids can practice counting and arithmetic skills, develop basic geometry skills and learn about money and practice how to tell time. Then, they can move on to more difficult topics like fractions, decimals, data interpretation using graphs, Venn diagrams and tally charts
Few tips:
- Use them for a fun practice session and not as another part of homework.
- Read the story with your child and help them relate to the problem.
- Club these with math board games to get more than 20 X practice.
- Encourage your child to apply the mathematical concept repeatedly while solving them.