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Math printables

Blank, ready-to-use math papers: ten frames, a place value mat, fraction strips, graph and dot paper, a coordinate grid, clock faces and number bonds. Slide a mat into a sheet protector and it becomes a dry-erase board.

How teachers use this shelf

These are the reusable pieces of a math lesson: the grid you draw on, the frame you count in, the mat students build on. They print crisp at any size because they are drawn, not scanned. For charts you read rather than write on (the hundreds chart, the multiplication chart, the number line) see the Math section of this site.

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Questions

Where are the hundreds chart and multiplication chart?

In the Math section, as interactive tools you can also print. These sheets are the blank papers and mats.

Can I choose the grid size?

Yes. Graph paper and dot paper let you choose the spacing; the other mats have a few simple options.

Do they work as dry-erase boards?

Yes. Print on card stock or slide the sheet into a clear sleeve and use a dry-erase marker.

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