Online practice
The same questions our worksheets print, answered here instead. Each one is marked the moment it is given, so a mistake is caught on the question after it rather than at the end of the page. Nothing to print, nothing to sign up for, and every round is a fresh set.
Mathematics 12
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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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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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Roman numerals
Numerals into numbers, and back again.
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Practise on the screen, or print it
A printed worksheet is marked by whoever is sitting with the child, which is fine at the kitchen table on a Sunday and no use at all at half past seven on a school morning. Practising here marks itself: a wrong answer says so straight away and shows the right one, so the next question is already better.
Nothing is saved and nothing is scored against a child. The timer counts up rather than down, and no round is ever cut short by it — it is there for the child racing their own last go, not to put a test's pressure on a six-year-old.
Want the same questions on paper instead? Every drill here has a printable generator behind it, and the worksheet library is free to download as well.