📝 Math Worksheet Generator: Make and Print Practice Sheets

How to use it

1. 1. Choose the operations

   Tick addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Tick more than one to mix them on the same sheet. Every problem uses one of the operations you ticked.

2. 2. Set the numbers

   Give the lowest and highest value for the first number and for the second number. For times tables, set the second range to a single number such as 7 and the first to 1 to 12.

3. 3. Pick the layout

   Choose 10 to 60 problems, write them across or stacked, and type a title. Press Make worksheet. Press New numbers for a different sheet with the same settings.

4. 4. Print the sheet

   Press Print. Page one has a name line, a date line and the numbered problems. The answer key is on its own second page, so you can keep it back or hand it out.

Ideas for class and home

• Daily warm-up

  Print a fresh sheet of twenty problems each morning. Because the numbers are new every time, children cannot copy yesterday's answers, and you can raise the range as they improve.

• Times table drill

  Set the first number from 1 to 12 and the second number to one table, such as 8 to 8, with multiplication ticked. The sheet becomes a focused drill on a single table.

• Homework and sub plans

  Make a stacked sheet with the answer key on page two. A substitute teacher or a parent can mark it in a minute without working out any answers.

• Mixed review before a test

  Tick all four operations, keep the ranges small and make sixty problems. A mixed sheet shows which operation a child still finds slow, so you know what to practise next.