Math Worksheet Generator

About the math worksheet generator

This free math worksheet generator makes printable practice sheets for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Choose the numbers, the number of problems and the layout, and you get a PDF with an answer key at the end.

Press New problems and you get a fresh sheet — so a child can practise every day without doing the same sums twice.

Everything is made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up.

Choose the numbers

You set the range for the first number and the second number. That one setting covers every school year:

• Adding within 10 — both numbers from 0 to 10
• Adding within 100 — both numbers from 10 to 99
• Subtracting without going below zero — keep No answers below zero on, and the bigger number always comes first
• Times tables — both numbers from 1 to 12, or the first number fixed (7 to 7) for one table
• Division — the second number is the divisor, and the first is the number being divided. Every answer is a whole number: the sums are built backwards from the answer
• Mixed — + and − together, or all four operations on one sheet

Layout

• Stacked — numbers written in columns, with a line underneath, the way children learn written sums
• In a row — "12 + 7 = ____", quicker to read, good for mental maths

Choose 12 to 50 problems per page, and up to 20 pages. Every page has different problems. A name, date and score line goes at the top.

The answer key

Turn on Answer key at the end and the PDF gets one extra page for each sheet, with the same problems and the answers in blue. Print the sheets for the class, and keep the key for marking.

What people use it for

• Teachers — warm-ups, homework, tests and extra practice
• Parents — a few minutes of practice a day at home
• Tutors — sheets made for one student's level
• Homeschooling — a new sheet every day
• Adults — brushing up mental arithmetic

Good to know

• Until you press New problems, the preview, the PDF and the answer key all show the same problems
• Changing the operation sets sensible number ranges for it — you can change them afterwards
• The minus sign is printed as "-" so it works with every printer font

How to use it

• Choose the operation
• Set the numbers for the first and second number
• Choose the layout, problems per page and pages
• Keep the answer key on if you need it
• Check the preview — it is the PDF itself
• Press Print, or Download PDF
• Press New problems for another sheet

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