Math Games

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Pre-Kindergarten Worksheets

Counting
- P.3
  Count Objects
- P.4
  Count Objects Using Multiple Choice
- P.5
  Count Objects
- P.6
  Count Objects Using Multiple Choice
- P.7
  Count Objects Up to 20 Using Multiple Choice
- P.8
  Count Using Multiple Choice Objects Up to 20
- P.9
  Count Using Grouped Objects Up to 20
- P.10
  Count Objects Up to 20
- P.11
  Fewer and More - Comparing
- P.12
  Fewer, Equal and More
- P.14
  Count by Click
- P.15
  Count Using Multiple Choice Objects
- P.33
  Making Graphs
- P.34
  Counting with Charts
- P.35
  Interpreting Graphs
Number Properties
- P.16
  Names of Numbers
Number Patterns
- P.17
  Mixed Patterns
Geometry
- P.18
  Identify Shapes II
- P.19
  Identify Shapes I
- P.20
  Compare Sides and Corners
- P.21
  Count Sides and Corners
- P.22
  Identify Solid Figures
- P.23
  Symmetry
- P.24
  Select Symmetry
- P.25
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- P.26
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- P.27
  Positions - Top, Middle, Bottom
- P.28
  Positions - Above, Below
Comparison
- P.20
  Compare Sides and Corners
- P.25
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- P.26
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- P.27
  Positions - Top, Middle, Bottom
- P.28
  Positions - Above, Below
- P.29
  Long and Short
- P.30
  Tall and Short
- P.31
  Light and Heavy
- P.32
  Holds More or Less
- P.33
  Making Graphs
- P.34
  Counting with Charts
- P.35
  Interpreting Graphs
Positions
- P.25
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- P.26
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- P.27
  Positions - Top, Middle, Bottom
- P.28
  Positions - Above, Below
Measurement
- P.29
  Long and Short
- P.30
  Tall and Short
- P.31
  Light and Heavy
- P.32
  Holds More or Less
Graphing
- P.33
  Making Graphs
- P.35
  Interpreting Graphs

Students are entering a new section of math that consists of algebra, geometry, decimals, and more complicated division problems. When there is not a parent or teacher around, students have access to on-demand videos for their sixth-grade mathematical lessons. Our video tutorials are taught by math teachers who go through the problem solving process.

The key to learning math is repetition, and our math teachers go through multiple examples.
Math teachers show students step-by-step directions on how to solve these more complex problems.
Students learn money, ratios, decimals, graphing, and other concepts from the 6th grade curriculum.