ThinkabaraSolve and Order: Within 100
Step 1: solve the problems. Step 2: write the answers in order on the picture — train cars, caterpillar, stairs or a block tower.
How to use it
These sheets combine two first-grade-to-third-grade skills: computing and comparing numbers. After solving, kids hunt for the smallest answer, then the next, and write them in order — the picture gives the order meaning: the first car after the engine, the bottom step, the top block.
Teachers can print 3 or 5 different sheets at once (each with a different picture) for centers or homework; answer keys print at the end. Parents: one sheet a day is plenty. If ordering is hard, solve the problems together and let your child do the ordering alone.
Questions and answers
What is a “solve and order” worksheet?
A two-step page: solve 6 to 10 problems, then write the answers in order — smallest to largest or largest to smallest — in the boxes of a picture.
Are there answer keys?
Yes. Every sheet has its own answer key page at the end of the printout.
Which grades?
Kindergarten–1st grade within 10, 1st grade within 20, 2nd grade within 100 and 3rd grade times tables.