Worksheet generators
Make a worksheet instead of hunting for one. Pick what the questions cover, choose how hard and how many, and print the page — then press the button again for a sheet nobody has done yet. 26 generators across maths, handwriting, spelling and puzzles. Free, no account, answer keys included.
Mathematics 18
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Addition
Sums that add up, from ten to a hundred.
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Subtraction
Taking away, never past zero.
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Multiplication
Times tables, up to twelve.
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Division
Sharing out, always exactly.
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Mixed operations
All four signs on one page, shuffled.
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Missing numbers
The answer is there; one number is not.
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Comparing numbers
Greater than, less than, equal to.
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Skip counting
Counting patterns with a number taken out.
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Times table grid
A multiplication square with gaps in it.
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Number bonds
A total, a part, and the part that is missing.
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Number lines
A drawn line with one label left off.
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Equivalent fractions
Two fractions, equal, one number missing.
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Rounding numbers
To the nearest ten, hundred or thousand.
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Place value
What one digit inside a number is worth.
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Odd and even
Odd or even, one number at a time.
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Ordering numbers
Four numbers, written again smallest first.
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Roman numerals
Numerals into numbers, and back again.
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Telling the time
Clock faces to read, from the hour to the minute.
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Handwriting 3
Reading & Writing 1
Logic & Puzzles 2
For the Classroom 2
Why a generator rather than a download
A downloaded worksheet is done once. A generated one is never the same twice, so the same page covers this week's practice and next week's, and a child who has already seen the answers still has to work them out. Every sheet prints on one page with the answer key on a second, and the link to a sheet always brings back that exact sheet, so a class can all work from the same questions.
Some of them are built around what you type rather than around numbers. The spelling, handwriting, name tracing and word search pages take your own list, so what prints is the list your class is learning this week rather than somebody else's.
Looking for something a teacher has already put together — matching, word problems, reading comprehension? The worksheet library is free to download as well.