Star Wars Fun Coordinates Worksheets
Do you have a middle school child that is interested in Star Wars? Make math more fun for your child with these Star Wars Fun Coordinates Worksheets! Some people love Math and some hate it, if you start your child on a path of fun math at an early age, he or she is more likely to develop a love for numbers. Besides, these star wars inspired graphics are just too cute to pass up, right?
Simply click the image above to download two Star Wars Fun Coordinates Worksheets math worksheets. On these free printables, your middle schooler will help Luke Skywalker find Princess Leia and will map out where many characters are.
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Looks like a lot of fun for a quick 5th grade review; however, when I click on the image, I’m taken to an Error 404 page saying the page I’m looking for can not be found. And the back function no longer works on the browser. I’m using Chrome on a Mac. Any thoughts or suggestions how I can access? Thank you!
So sorry, I messed up the link when writing the post. It should be fixed now – you might near to clear cache and cookies if it doesn’t work at this time. 🙂
I think the hyperlink is broken. It doesn’t lead to a share site or a PDF document.
So sorry, I messed up the link when writing the post. It should be fixed now – you might near to clear cache and cookies if it doesn’t work at this time. 🙂
I am so sorry, I messed up the link when writing the post. It should be fixed now – you might near to clear cache and cookies if it doesn’t work at this time. 🙂