Free Printable Math Worksheets

Math worksheets for kindergarten through 7th grade: counting, addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, place value, fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement, time and money. One-page lessons explain the idea first, and every set comes with an answer key. Print-ready PDFs, no sign-up.

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A full year for each grade

Math Morning Work and Weekly Review

One two-sided spiral review sheet a week for 36 weeks, in the order the grade is taught, with every answer key. The first 4 weeks of each grade are free. A full year is $15 a grade, or $39 for all five.

Games & Logic

Counting & Number Sense

Printable counting to 10 picture worksheets preview
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Counting to 10 with Pictures

Count the pictures and write, circle or match the number. Five picture worksheets and a numbers chart. Preschool and kindergarten.

Printable counting to 20 picture worksheets preview
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Counting to 20 with Pictures

Count pictures from 11 to 20, with every group shown as a ten and some more. Four worksheets and a numbers chart. Kindergarten.

Printable more and fewer picture worksheets preview
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More and Fewer

Compare two groups of pictures: which has more, which has fewer, or are they the same? Four worksheets and a chart. Preschool and kindergarten.

Printable pattern worksheets preview
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Patterns

What comes next? Picture patterns from simple two-part ones to three-part ones, plus finding the part that repeats. Preschool and kindergarten.

Printable sorting worksheets preview
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Sorting

Which things go together? Circle the group, find the one that does not belong, sort and count, and a cut and paste sort. Preschool and kindergarten.

Counting to 120 worksheets preview
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Counting to 120

A 120 chart, a fill-in chart, counting on from any number, before and after, and tens and ones past 100. Answer keys. Grade 1.

Printable skip counting worksheets preview
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Skip Counting

Count by 2s, 5s and 10s with pictured groups, missing-number strips and a hundreds chart to color. Kindergarten to 2nd grade.

Even and odd worksheets preview
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Even and Odd

Pair up pictures to tell even from odd, sort numbers to 20, count by 2s, and write even numbers as doubles. Answer keys. Grade 2.

Comparing numbers worksheets preview
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Comparing Numbers

Greater than, less than and equal to: a symbols chart, then pictures, tens and ones, two- and three-digit numbers, and ordering. K–2.

Printable ten frames worksheet preview
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Ten Frames

Blank and double ten frames, a 1 to 10 chart, and six worksheets: count, draw, make 10, teen numbers and adding. Kindergarten and 1st grade.

Printable hundreds chart preview
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Hundreds Chart

1–100 and 0–99 grids for counting, skip-counting, and number sense. Color, B&W, and blank fill-in.

Printable number line preview
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Number Line Printable

Number lines 0–10, 0–20, 0–100, negative, fraction and blank, with large numbers for desk strips. Plus four worksheets.

Addition & Subtraction

Printable picture addition worksheets preview
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Picture Addition

Add two groups of pictures and write how many in all. Sums to 5 and to 10, number sentences, and draw to add. Kindergarten and 1st grade.

Printable picture subtraction worksheets preview
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Picture Subtraction

Subtract by crossing out pictures and counting what is left. Within 5 and within 10, plus number sentences. Kindergarten and 1st grade.

Addition worksheets preview
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Addition

Number bonds, doubles and make ten, then practice sets from sums to 10 up to 3-digit addition with regrouping. Plus true or false equations, missing addends, adding three numbers, adding tens, three or four 2-digit numbers, and multi-digit addition. Answer keys.

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Subtraction

Number line and fact family sheets, then practice sets from subtraction within 10 up to 3-digit subtraction with regrouping. Plus missing numbers, subtracting tens, multi-digit subtraction and subtracting across zeros. Answer keys.

Printable regrouping worksheets preview
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Regrouping

Carrying and borrowing shown with base-ten blocks and step by step on paper, then guided and independent practice. Answer keys. Grades 2–3.

Fact family worksheets preview
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Fact Families

Number triangles for addition and subtraction (grades 1–2) and for multiplication and division (grade 3): write the four facts for each family. Answer keys.

Addition word problems worksheet preview
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Addition Word Problems

Picture-based addition word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: pictures to count, ten frames, number bonds and bar models. Six premade sheets with answer keys.

Subtraction word problems worksheet preview
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Subtraction Word Problems

Picture-based subtraction word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: taking away, comparing and missing numbers. Six premade sheets with answer keys.

Multiplication & Division

Multiplication worksheets preview
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Multiplication

Arrays, strategies, times table fact sets, a 60-fact drill, multiples of 10, 2-digit, 3-digit and 4-digit multiplication, the area model and story problems. Answer keys.

Multiplication games preview
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Multiplication Games

One-page games for two players, for the 2 to 12 times tables. No cutting: print and add pencils or dice. Five free games. Grades 3–4.

Division worksheets preview
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Division

Equal groups, division fact sets, a 60-fact sheet, remainders and story problems. Answer keys. Grades 3–4.

Factors and multiples worksheets preview
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Factors and Multiples

A lesson sheet and guided practice, then factor pairs, listing and finding multiples, a prime number chart to 100, and prime or composite. Answer keys. Grade 4.

Printable prime numbers chart preview
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Prime Numbers Chart

The primes from 1 to 100 circled on a hundred chart, a large-print list, all 168 primes below 1,000, and a blank chart. Grades 4–6.

Fact family worksheets preview
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Fact Families

Number triangles for addition and subtraction (grades 1–2) and for multiplication and division (grade 3): write the four facts for each family. Answer keys.

Long Division worksheets preview
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Long Division

The four steps shown one at a time, guided practice, then five practice sets on a grid up to 2-digit divisors. Answer keys show every step. Grades 4–5.

Printable multiplication chart
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Multiplication Charts

Charts from 10×10 to 30×30 and single times tables, in color, black & white, or blank.

Printable times tables
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Times Tables

Each table, 2× through 12×, for practice and reference.

Multiplication word problems worksheet preview
Word problems

Multiplication Word Problems

Picture-based multiplication word problems for grades 2 to 4: arrays, equal groups, comparing and two-step stories. Seven premade sheets with answer keys.

Division word problems worksheet preview
Word problems

Division Word Problems

Picture-based division word problems for grades 3 and 4: sharing, grouping, comparing, two-step stories and remainders. Six premade sheets with answer keys.

Place Value & Rounding

Fractions & Decimals

Equal parts worksheets preview
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Equal Parts

Halves and fourths, thirds, rows and columns of squares, equal or not equal, sixths and eighths, and naming the fraction for one part. Answer keys. Grades 1–3.

Fractions worksheets preview
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Fractions

Name and color fractions, number lines, fractions of a set, and adding and subtracting with like and unlike denominators. Answer keys. Grades 3–5.

Printable equivalent fractions lesson preview
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Equivalent Fractions

A one-page explanation of equivalent fractions with bar models, then guided and independent practice. Grades 3–5.

Printable comparing fractions lesson preview
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Comparing Fractions

Four ways to tell which fraction is bigger, on one page, then guided and independent practice. Grades 3–5.

Printable improper fractions and mixed numbers lesson preview
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Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers

Two names for amounts bigger than one, and how to change between them. Explanation plus guided and independent practice. Grades 4–5.

Printable adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators worksheets preview
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Adding and Subtracting Fractions

Unlike denominators: why the bottoms have to match, the steps on one page, then guided practice and two practice sheets. Answer keys. Grade 5.

Adding and subtracting mixed numbers worksheets preview
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Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers

A one-page explanation, then same denominator, regrouping, borrowing and unlike denominators. Answer keys. Grades 4–5.

Multiplying fractions worksheets preview
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Multiplying Fractions

A lesson sheet and guided practice, then a fraction times a whole number, a fraction times a fraction with area models, mixed numbers, and multiplication as scaling. Answer keys. Grades 4–5.

Dividing fractions worksheets preview
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Dividing Fractions

A lesson sheet and guided practice, then a whole number divided by a unit fraction and a unit fraction divided by a whole number: models, practice and word problems. Answer keys. Grade 5.

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Fraction Chart

Fraction wall from one whole to twelfths, plus equivalent fractions and fraction-decimal-percent charts. Grades 3–5.

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Fraction Strips

Cut-apart fraction strips and fraction circles from one whole to twelfths, in color, black and white, or blank. Grades 2–5.

Fraction word problems worksheet preview
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Fraction Word Problems

Picture-based fraction word problems for grades 3 to 5: parts of a whole, comparing, adding, subtracting and multiplying. Seven premade sheets with answer keys.

Decimals worksheets preview
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Decimals

Place value to thousandths, comparing, rounding, powers of 10, then adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimals. Answer keys. Grades 4–5.

Geometry

Printable kindergarten shapes worksheets preview
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Kindergarten Shapes

Name, match, count and color circles, squares, triangles, rectangles and hexagons. Five color worksheets and a shapes chart. Preschool and kindergarten.

2D and 3D shapes worksheets preview
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2D and 3D Shapes

What makes a triangle, rectangle, square and hexagon, drawing shapes on dot paper, cubes, cones, cylinders and spheres, and putting shapes together. Answer keys. Grade 1.

Geometry worksheets preview
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Geometry

A lines-and-angles chart, then lines and rays, kinds of angle, reading a protractor, adding angles, missing angles, symmetry, polygons and coordinate points. Grades 3–6.

Printable types of triangles lesson preview
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Types of Triangles

Equilateral, isosceles and scalene, then acute, right and obtuse. One page of explanation, then guided and independent practice. Grades 4–5.

Printable quadrilateral chart preview
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Types of Quadrilaterals

Is a square a rectangle? A family tree and properties chart, then two practice worksheets. Grades 3–5.

Perimeter worksheets preview
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Perimeter

A lesson sheet and guided practice, then add the sides, rectangles and squares, find the missing side, same perimeter with different areas, and story problems. Answer keys. Grade 3.

Area of composite figures worksheets preview
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Area

Unit squares, rectangles, missing sides, three sets of composite figures, area and perimeter, story problems. Answer keys. Grades 3–5.

Volume of rectangular prisms worksheets preview
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Volume

Unit cubes, rectangular prisms, base area × height, missing edges, two sets of composite solids, story problems. Answer keys. Grade 5.

Printable coordinate plane preview
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Coordinate Plane

Four-quadrant coordinate grids numbered -10 to 10, blank planes, a first-quadrant grid, and 4 or 6 per page. Grades 5–8.

Printable printable protractor preview
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Printable Protractor

180° protractors with inner and outer scales, a six-per-page class set, and a 360° circle protractor. Grades 4–8.

Printable geometry formula sheet preview
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Geometry Formula Sheet

One-page geometry reference plus illustrated area, volume, triangle and coordinate geometry formula sheets. Grades 6–10.

Measurement, Time & Money

Measurement worksheets preview
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Measurement Worksheets

How to read a ruler, then measuring to the nearest inch, half inch, quarter inch and centimeter on true-size rulers. Plus estimating length, length story problems, liquid measures, grams, kilograms, liters and milliliters. Grades 1–4.

Unit conversions worksheets preview
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Unit Conversions

A lesson on when to multiply and when to divide, guided practice, a measurement conversion chart, then conversions both ways for length, weight, liquid volume and time, with decimals and fractions, plus word problems. Answer keys. Grades 4–5.

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Printable Ruler

True-size paper rulers in inches and centimeters, with a built-in scale check. 6-inch, 12-inch and 25 cm.

Printable telling time worksheets preview
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Telling Time Worksheets

Large clocks with color-coded hands: to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, five minutes and minute, plus draw the hands. Grades 1–3.

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Elapsed Time Worksheets

How much time has passed, in hours and minutes and on a number line. Plus finding the end time and start time, and word problems. Grades 2–4.

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Blank Clock Face

Blank analog clocks: large, with minutes marked, no numbers, movable hands, and 6 or 12 per page. Grades K–3.

Money worksheets preview
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Money Worksheets

Real coin pictures at life size: a coin chart, counting pennies to quarters, bills and coins, and making change. K–3.

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Play Money

Bills from $1 to $100 in color or black and white, real-size coins to cut out, and shop price cards for a classroom store.

Data & Pre-Algebra

Mixed Practice & Word Problems

All Charts & Printables

About Our Math Worksheets

The arithmetic drills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and more) make a fresh set of randomized problems each time you download, in easy, medium, and hard levels. The picture worksheets for kindergarten and 1st grade, and the geometry, measurement, graphing, time and money sets, are ready-made sheets designed page by page. Every set includes an answer key.

The collection runs from counting to 10 in kindergarten through ratios, percents and equations in 7th grade, with one-page lessons for topics like long division, fractions and triangles that explain the idea before the practice. Each worksheet is sized for standard US Letter paper and prints cleanly on any home printer.

All worksheets are completely free. No sign-up, no email, no watermarks. Just click, download the PDF, and print as many copies as you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most curricula introduce multiplication concepts in second grade (ages 7-8) and expect fluency with basic facts (through 10×10) by the end of third grade. Children can start with skip-counting and repeated addition as early as first grade. Using a multiplication chart alongside timed drills helps students visualize patterns and build recall speed gradually.
Research suggests 10 to 20 minutes of focused math practice per day is most effective for elementary students. For younger children (K-1st grade), 10-15 problems is a good starting point. For 2nd-4th graders working on multiplication and division, 20-30 problems per session builds fluency without causing frustration. Consistency matters more than volume — daily short sessions outperform occasional long ones.
The recommended sequence is: addition facts first (starting with doubles, then near-doubles, then making 10), followed by subtraction as the inverse. For multiplication, start with ×1, ×2, ×5, and ×10 (easiest patterns), then ×3, ×4, ×9 (which have tricks), and finally ×6, ×7, ×8 (the hardest). Division is taught last as the inverse of multiplication.
Timed drills can be effective for building automaticity (instant recall of math facts), which frees up working memory for more complex problem-solving. For students who already have a basic understanding of operations, timed practice improves speed and confidence. For students still developing conceptual understanding, untimed practice with visual aids (like number lines or multiplication charts) is more appropriate.