#Math Printable

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Made an eye catching daily chore card. Prints on a 4 x 6 index card. Yay.

If you want the file to use as a template, you can get it here: Google Drive

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Why Worksheets for Kids Work: The Secret to Effective Early Education

In today’s ever-evolving educational landscape, one resource remains timeless and universally effective: printable worksheets. These deceptively simple tools offer a structured, hands-on approach that supports early learning, reinforces academic skills, and keeps young learners engaged both at home and in the classroom. At EduFrienz, we specialize in providing expertly designed printables that cater to various age groups and learning needs, especially for early learners. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or homeschooler, understanding the power of worksheets for kids is the first step toward nurturing a strong educational foundation.

Why Worksheets for Kids Are So Effective

Worksheets combine structure, repetition, and creativity – three essential elements of early education. Here's why they work so well:

1. Encourage Active Learning

Unlike passive video consumption, worksheets require participation. Whether it’s tracing letters, matching pictures, or solving math puzzles, kids engage with the content directly.

2. Reinforce Daily Lessons

Children need consistent reinforcement to retain information. Printable worksheets give parents and teachers the ability to revisit topics in a variety of fun formats.

3. Support Different Learning Styles

Whether your child is a visual, kinesthetic, or logical learner, worksheets provide flexible approaches that suit individual learning preferences.

4. Promote Skill Development

From fine motor skills to critical thinking and language acquisition, worksheets strengthen foundational skills essential for long-term academic success.

5. Create a Screen-Free Learning Environment

In a tech-heavy world, worksheets are a refreshing break that fosters attention, patience, and creativity without digital distractions.

Types of Printable Worksheets Available at EduFrienz

We offer a wide range of worksheet categories specifically designed to boost early education and support classroom or home-based learning. Explore them here:

📚 English Worksheets

Develop communication skills with engaging activities:

Grammar Worksheets

Reading Worksheets

Writing, vocabulary, and more!

🌍 Science Worksheets

Encourage curiosity with printables about nature, environment, life cycles, and Earth sciences.

✨ Knowledge Worksheets

Explore general awareness topics including safety rules, community helpers, time-telling, and more.

🌌 Educational Posters & Visual Aids

Complement worksheets with vibrant visuals to decorate your learning corner or classroom.

Worksheet for Kindergarten: Why It’s a Must

Kindergarten worksheets are specially designed to build early literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills. At EduFrienz, we offer:

Tracing Worksheets for letter formation

Phonics Activities for early readers

Counting and Number Matching

Creative Printables for art and storytelling

All our worksheets for kindergarteners are structured to suit short attention spans while nurturing curiosity and cognitive growth.

Long-Term Learning Benefits of Using Worksheets

Here’s how our printable worksheets help young learners excel:

Boost Academic Confidence: Completing worksheets fosters a sense of accomplishment.

Improve Attention to Detail: Kids learn to follow directions and stay focused.

Enhance Handwriting: With repeated practice, children improve their grip and penmanship.

Develop Independent Work Habits: Worksheets promote self-paced learning that builds independence.

Why Parents and Homeschoolers Trust EduFrienz

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Visit us at EduFrienz.com to access resources by subject, grade level, or learning objective.

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Set Daily Goals: Aim for 1-2 worksheets per subject.

Create a Learning Folder: Track your child’s progress and build a portfolio.

Mix Subjects: Alternate between English, science, and general knowledge to maintain interest.

Reward Completion: Simple praise or stickers can go a long way in reinforcing positive learning habits.

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Knowledge Base: 10 FAQs About Printable Worksheets for Kids

1. What ages are EduFrienz worksheets suitable for? We provide worksheets for preschoolers up to Grade 5 students, with a focus on early childhood education.

2. Are the worksheets aligned with a curriculum? Yes, all worksheets are aligned with international and national academic standards.

3. Can I use EduFrienz printables for homeschooling? Absolutely. Our printables are a great addition to homeschool lesson plans.

4. Are the worksheets free or paid? We offer both free sample worksheets and premium downloads for deeper learning.

5. How do I access the worksheets? Just visit EduFrienz.com, choose a category, and download the files instantly.

6. Do you offer worksheets for specific subjects like grammar or science? Yes. Check out our English Grammar Worksheets and Science Printables.

7. Are these worksheets useful for special needs learners? Many of our worksheets are inclusive and can be adapted for different learning levels.

8. Can I print the worksheets multiple times? Yes, all worksheets are reusable and printer-friendly.

9. Do you have seasonal or themed worksheets? We regularly release printables for holidays, seasons, and global events.

10. How often is new content added to EduFrienz? We update our catalog monthly with fresh worksheets, posters, and educational tools.

Final Thoughts: Worksheets Make Learning Tangible

In a world where screen time dominates, printable worksheets offer a refreshing, tactile, and effective method to teach essential skills. They not only bridge the gap between home and school but also foster independence, curiosity, and confidence in young learners.

Whether you're searching for a worksheet for kindergarten, creative science activities, or grammar practice sheets, EduFrienz has you covered.

Start building brighter futures — one printable at a time.

Visit EduFrienz.com and explore our full collection today!

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maths printables for kids 

For more resources and a variety of maths printables for kids, visit Primary Maths Worksheets. This site offers a comprehensive collection of free, high-quality worksheets designed to support children’s math learning across different grades and skill levels. https://primarymathsworksheets.com/

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Printable Math Worksheets for Kid Pdf

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Math Printables: Numbers 1-10

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AGSZC are given Sudoku Printables.

*Zack stares at his sudoku sheet sourly*

Zack: Ugh, numbers? This is just math disguised as a game! People who do these for fun are friendless losers who think being good at math accounts for all the love they didn't receive as children, hehe.

*Sephiroth slams his completed sudoku on the table*

Zack: WAIT, HELP! HELP HE'S APPROACHING!

*Zack screams as Sephiroth terrorizes him with Masamune*

Angeal, completing his: I remember these. We had a school teacher who used to time us. Remember, Genesis?

Genesis, also completing his: Yes, it's deductive reasoning at its finest.

*Cloud calmly examines his Sudoku sheet. He nods once, folds it in half, and then methodically tears it into even smaller pieces*

Genesis: I have to say, I'm impressed. What is the reason behind your metaphor? Are you rejecting the limitations of structured thought?

Cloud: No, fuck this shit.

Genesis:

*In the background, Sephiroth can be heard saying "Numbers are fun, Zack," while Zack frantically dodges, using his Sudoku sheet as a pathetic shield as Masamune carves through the table, the floor, and almost his will to live*

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TarotWeaver, a Tarot TTRPG

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A year ago I had the pleasure of running into two incredible artists at Sonoma State University while taking a drawing class. At the time I was mulling over the idea of a tarot based roleplaying game, but knew that to do the project justice I would want to create a tarot deck for the game. I knew writing the game would already be a mountain of work, lo and behold Arie and Sara had reimagined the major arcana for their final project.

It felt like fate had put us in each other’s path at that moment.

Over the following year we collaborated to create a unique game taking inspiration from Over the Garden Wall, Adventure Time, Cairn, Into the Odd, Whitehack, Everway, and the OSR. While Arie and Sara worked tirelessly to create 78 amazing images in their reimagining of the Rider-Waite deck, I set out to create a lightweight and fun game.

I had two design sensibilities going into the project. The game could only use tarot cards for all of its mechanics. Something that turned out far easier said than done. The second was the entirety of the rules and an introductory adventure had to fit into 48 3.5”x5.5” pages. With some napkin math that meant only 720 square inches of space to write. For comparison, Mausritter has roughly 960 square inches of printable space at 24 5.5”x8.5”.

It’s difficult to pin down how excited I am for this project to come to life and hope to share it all with you soon.

Cheers and happy holidays.

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Hi, I wanted to ask if you have any tips on how to put together a time schedule for writing a book. I tried to create one several times but always ended up with task paralysis since I didn't know what to do and how to time it. Do you have any advice? One of my goals is to at least write one book next year and without a schedule, I'm afraid I will lose sight of what I should do.

Schedule for Writing a Book

There's no universal timetable for writing a book. There are a million variables that play a role into how fast someone can write a book. Their personal writing speed, their level of experience, what they're writing and how long it will be, how much time they can put toward writing, and what they're aiming for (finished first draft, polished final draft, published book...) That said, there's really no way to come up with a timetable that will be reasonable for everyone.

Plot and structure are more important than a timetable. Even if there was a reasonable timetable for writing a book, that wouldn't really help you if you don't understand how stories work. If you were trying to build a house, I could say it will take a week to lay the foundation, and another month to frame the house and install the roof, and another month to install plumbing and electrical, and another month for insulation and drywall, but if you don't know how to do any of those things, that timetable doesn't help you. You need to learn how to actually lay a foundation, frame a house, install a roof, etc. if you want to actually build the house. Writing a novel is the same way. Before you can worry about a timetable, you have to learn how stories work.

Consider utilizing a book that will teach you plot and story structure while also helping you to plot out and structure your novel. There are all different ideas about how stories work and how to best plot and structure a novel, so there are a lot of really great books and workbooks out there that will help you do this. I'm a big fan of Save the Cat! Writes a Novel by Jessica Brody. Structuring Your Novel by K.M. Weiland is another good one, and it has an accompanying workbook. The Plot Whisperer by Martha Alderson is another one and it also has a workbook. You can also find printable novel planners on Etsy, often for less than 10 or 20 dollars.

If I had to give you a ballpark, totally arbitrary timetable, and assuming you have at least 3-5 hours a day to spend on writing, I would say you should probably plan to spend about a month plotting and planning, another month or two writing a zero draft or rough draft, another month or two reading through and revising that draft, another month or so with betas, another month or so revising, and another month or so editing and polishing. That gives you some wiggle room if you overshoot any of those estimates.

You can also "Weird Science" a timetable for yourself by taking a week or two to time yourself on various stages of story planning and writing. Start by finding a writing prompt that really inspires you. Then, time how long it takes (how many minutes spent) planning what you're going to write. Then, time how many minutes you spend actually writing. Finally, time how many minutes you spend editing and polishing. Now, math that out in conjunction with the length of your story. So, let's say you wrote a 5k word story and it took you 180 minutes to plot, 240 minutes to write, and 120 minutes to edit. So, for example, you plotted at 28 words per minute, so it would take you roughly 2500 minutes (41 hours) to plot a 70k word story. You wrote 21 words per minute, so it would take you roughly 3,333 minutes (56 hours) to write a 70k word story. And again, this is super rough, super ballpark but it can help give you a general idea of how long it might take you to actually do these things. But, again, it also depends a lot on what you're actually writing, what your level of experience is, etc.

My biggest tip for getting the work done is to use time blocking to help make sure you get the writing done. Essentially, each week you'll look at all your waking hours each day and block out the ones when you know you won't be able to write, such as the hours when you're at work or school. Then, schedule yourself for writing time in the available hours and make sure you stick to it. You may find yourself having to be really honest with yourself and do some serious prioritizing. For example, if you normally spend 2-3 hours a night playing video games, but you only have 3 hours of free time each night, you're not going to be able to spend 2-3 hours playing video games AND an hour or two writing.

Above all else, be gentle with yourself. Probably one of my biggest writing-related takeaways of 2023 was the brain science behind being overwhelmed by writing. So often, we put so much pressure on ourselves to meet goals, and get so frustrated with ourselves when we fail, that we end up making writing time something that fills us with anxiety. So our brains perceive that activity as a threat, which makes us want to avoid it. That said, make reasonable goals and set a reasonable timetable, but be very gentle with yourself if you struggle to stick to the timetable or meet your goals. Focus on the things you did accomplish, no matter how small and celebrate those accomplishments. Know that every little thing you do helps to move the needle forward a bit.

Happy writing and best wishes!

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Printable Worksheets for Kids: A Must-Have for Remote Learning Success

In today's educational landscape, where hybrid and remote learning environments are becoming the new norm, ensuring children stay on track academically is more critical than ever. Parents, teachers, and homeschoolers are constantly looking for practical learning resources that are both accessible and engaging. This is where printable worksheets for kids emerge as a game-changer.

At EduFrienz, we specialize in providing high-quality printables for children across a wide range of subjects and age groups. Whether your child is just beginning their learning journey in kindergarten or progressing through primary school, our diverse worksheet library offers tools tailored for academic success.

Why Printable Worksheets Are Essential for Remote Learning

Printable worksheets allow children to engage with material in a hands-on, distraction-free format. Especially in remote settings, they provide the tactile and cognitive reinforcement that screens often lack. From boosting fine motor skills to building problem-solving abilities, worksheets for kids are a foundational tool for at-home education.

Benefits include:

Encouraging independent practice

Reinforcing classroom concepts

Enhancing focus and engagement

Offering screen-free learning options

Whether you're guiding a homeschool curriculum or supplementing schoolwork, a worksheet for kindergarten or any primary grade acts as a building block for deeper learning.

Explore Core Subject Areas with EduFrienz Printables

Our growing collection includes printable worksheets in core academic areas to match every learner's needs:

📄 English Worksheets

Mastering language early opens doors to future academic success. Our English printables help children strengthen their foundation in communication and literacy.

Grammar Worksheets to practice nouns, verbs, punctuation, and more

Reading Worksheets to improve comprehension and vocabulary

Writing Worksheets to encourage creative expression and sentence structure

Perfect for daily language practice at home or school.

📈 Math Worksheets

EduFrienz Math Printables make learning numbers fun and interactive. Suitable from kindergarten through grade 5, our math worksheets for kids include:

Counting, number tracing, and skip counting

Basic arithmetic: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division

Shapes, measurements, fractions, and telling time

Logical reasoning and math puzzles

These worksheets are designed to meet learners at their level while challenging them to grow.

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Foster curiosity and critical thinking with Science worksheets that explore:

The five senses

Weather and seasons

Life cycles and habitats

Earth, space, and basic chemistry concepts

Every printable is crafted to help kids relate science to real-world experiences.

✉️ Chinese Writing Worksheets

Global learning is part of modern education. Our Chinese writing worksheets provide bilingual learners with:

Stroke order and character tracing

Word recognition and vocabulary building

Interactive writing activities

These printables are ideal for international students and language immersion programs.

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Support your child's emotional development with SEL (Social Emotional Learning) worksheets. These focus on:

Identifying and managing emotions

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A vital tool for both home and classroom settings, especially in times of change and uncertainty.

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Choosing the right educational resource can make a real difference in a child's progress. Here's why EduFrienz stands out:

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Whether you're a parent working from home or a homeschool educator, using printable worksheets effectively can help structure learning time.

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Create a routine: Dedicate 20-30 minutes daily to worksheet time

Mix and match subjects: Keep learning fresh with different topics each day

Use rewards and feedback: Celebrate progress with small incentives

Track development: Use completed worksheets as a portfolio to monitor growth

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1. Where can I find printable worksheets for kindergarteners? EduFrienz offers a curated collection of worksheets for kindergarten students. These cover math, reading, grammar, writing, and more.

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3. How can worksheets help my child during remote learning? Printable worksheets help reinforce concepts, encourage self-paced learning, and offer structure in screen-heavy environments.

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7. Do you offer science printables for young learners? Yes. Our science worksheets introduce children to natural phenomena, earth science, and basic biology.

8. Are there resources for bilingual learners? Definitely! Check out our Chinese writing worksheets designed to build Mandarin language skills.

9. What are SEL worksheets, and why are they important? SEL workbooks help children understand emotions, empathy, and social skills—vital for emotional intelligence and school readiness.

10. How can I start using EduFrienz worksheets today? Visit https://edufrienz.com, browse by subject or age group, and download your first worksheet instantly!

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I realized I hadn't shared this here yet! Here's my 3D printed Quaternion Julia Set! See I first learned of these things reading about it from a pretty well known graphics programmer Inigo Quilez. Theirs are a lot prettier! But yeah, if you're familiar with Julia Sets and the Mandelbrot set already, this is basically that but we use 4D complex numbers called quaternions instead of the regular old complex numbers.

The original shaders I used to render them were unity CG/HLSL implementations, but this particular one is from a GLSL implementation over on my shadertoy you can find here: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/tdt3W8 It isn't exactly the same one that I've printed here (I've long lost the exact seed) but it is reasonably close. The way I printed it was I stole some marching cube code for blender and just plugged in the SDF function derived by Inigo Quilez, tweaked the values and eventually got a mesh I can print!

This uh, isn't the one I used lol. It did take a few tries to get one that was both visually interesting and also printable. In fact i wasn't even using the marching cube algorithm at first. I was using Poisson Surface Reconstruction with a python script that casted points to form a point cloud. Basically I was attempting to create a mesh like you would with photogrammetry, just with an abstract object rather than an actual thing or place.

The results were, well not good lol.

*Continues digging through box* I know its around here some where, I should have the one that works. Okay this still isnt it but this one is using the same method, I just wanted to use this for a vrchat world instead of using it for 3D printing. It gets the point across lol

But yeah. 3D printing is really cool if you're into a bit of math

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Step-by-Step Guide to Using Math Printable for Effective Learning

Integrating maths printables for kids into daily math practice can greatly enhance their learning experience. Here’s a step-by-step guide to make the most out of these resources:

Identify Learning Objectives

Determine the specific math skills or concepts your child needs to focus on, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or fractions. Tailor the printables to match these objectives.

Choose Age-Appropriate Printables

Select worksheets that are suitable for your child’s age and grade level. Using printables that align with their current curriculum ensures they are neither too easy nor too challenging.

Set a Regular Schedule

Consistency is key. Incorporate a set time each day or week for your child to work on maths printables. This helps build a routine and reinforces learning.

Create a Dedicated Learning Space

Set up a quiet, well-lit area with all necessary supplies (pencils, erasers, rulers). A dedicated space minimizes distractions and helps your child focus on their work.

Mix Different Types of Printables

Variety keeps learning interesting. Use a mix of worksheets, puzzles, games, and coloring activities. This not only makes math fun but also caters to different learning styles.

Use Printables as a Supplement

While maths printables for kids are a great tool, they should complement other learning methods such as hands-on activities, digital tools, and real-life applications.

Incorporate Rewards and Positive Reinforcement

Monitor Progress and Provide Feedback

Regularly review completed worksheets to track your child’s progress. Provide constructive feedback and celebrate their successes to boost their confidence.

Adjust Based on Performance

If your child is struggling with certain concepts, find additional printables that offer more practice in those areas. Conversely, if they excel, challenge them with more advanced worksheets.

Engage in Collaborative Learning

Sometimes working together on a printable can make a big difference. Sit with your child, discuss the problems, and solve them together to provide support and encouragement.

Use Seasonal and Thematic Printables

Integrate seasonal and holiday-themed printables to make learning timely and relevant. This can spark interest and make math feel less like a chore.

By following these steps, you can effectively integrate maths printables for kids into your child’s daily routine, making math both fun and educational. Regular practice with these printables not only strengthens math skills but also builds a positive attitude towards learning.

For more resources and a variety of maths printables for kids, visit Primary Maths Worksheets. This site offers a comprehensive collection of free, high-quality worksheets designed to support children’s math learning across different grades and skill levels. You'll find engaging activities, puzzles, and games that cater to various learning styles, making math practice both effective and enjoyable for kids.

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Just Keep Baking #59 Marbled Brownies

Sul Sul, gerbits. Today we are going to combine to different recipes and make it into one. One recipe that my family could eat 365 days of the year,  is brownies. I have made brownies so many different ways. And today we are going to be making marbled brownies.

For this recipe, I followed two different recipes. And halved them to make one marbled brownie.

Thankfully I didn’t have to do much math, because both recipes had preheated oven at 350.

Both of these recipes will be in the description down below.

We are going to be making the blonde brownies first.

For the blonde part of the recipe you are going to need: ½  a cup of butter, 1 ½ cups of brown sugar, 1 and a half eggs. This is easier than it sounds. Just scramble up 3 eggs in a small container, and just eyeball it. You will use the other 1 and a half for the chocolate brownies.

You will also need: 1 ½ cups of flour, 2 teaspoons of vanilla and optional nuts. I usually omit the nuts in most recipes, just because I sometimes don’t like working with them.

You want to melt and cool the margarine.

Mix the first 4 ingredients: the margarine, sugar, eggs, and flour together. Gently fold in the vanilla.

Pour the batter into a 9x13 inch pan.

Now let’s move onto the chocolate brownies.

You will need: ½ cup of butter, 1 cup of brown sugar, 3 Tablespoons of cocoa. The other 1 ½ eggs. ¾ cup of flour, ½ a teaspoon of baking powder, and ½ a teaspoon vanilla.

For this recipe you are going to mix the melted butter and sugar.

Add the other ingredients which includes the cocoa, the eggs flour, baking powder, and vanilla.

Mix together.

Pour this into the same dish that has the blonde brownies.

With a knife or something of that size, you are going to swirl together the two mixtures. Making a marble like appearance.

Bake it for 25-30 minutes. Check it at 25 minutes, and add time. because like my mom has always said “ You can add time, you can never take time away.”

I love how simple brownies are. They don’t need to be fancy, and they don’t need any frosting on them. Plus they have chocolate. Anything that has chocolate is a plus for me.

I hope that you liked this recipe. Feel free to check out the recipe in the description down below. Vadish, Dag Dag.

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Math Printables: Numbers 1-10