How to use the worksheet maker
- Choose a topic. Each one is labeled with the grade it usually fits, from adding within 10 in kindergarten to multiplying decimals in 5th and 6th grade.
- Choose how many problems and add a title if you like.
- Print. The worksheet prints on its own page with a name and date line, and the answer key prints on the next page.
The page link remembers the exact problems, so you can bookmark it or send it to someone and they'll get the same worksheet. Press "New problems" for a different set.
What's on each sheet
- Adding and subtracting are set out in columns, the way kids work them on paper, from single digits to three-digit problems with regrouping.
- Times tables and division facts go up to 10 or 12. Division with remainders gives answers like "7 R 3".
- Fractions and decimals include adding fractions with the same denominator (answers simplified), and adding and multiplying decimals.
Want instant practice instead? Try Math Minute, a one-minute timed drill that explains every miss.