Printable worksheets, generated to order.

Set the range, see the page, print it. Every sheet comes with a matching answer key, and the address bar holds the exact set of problems — so the same link always prints the same worksheet.

Every worksheet

Addition worksheetsPrintable addition practice with a live preview: choose the number range, how many addends, whether the sums carry, and print with or without an answer key.Grade 1–Grade 4Addition, subtraction and beyond Subtraction worksheetsPrintable subtraction practice with a live preview: pick the number range, force or forbid borrowing, allow negative answers, and print with a matching answer key.Grade 1–Grade 4Addition, subtraction and beyond Multiplication worksheetsPrintable multiplication practice from single digits to long multiplication: choose how many digits each factor has, print in a row or in column form, with an answer key.Grade 2–Grade 5Addition, subtraction and beyond Division worksheetsPrintable division practice with or without remainders: choose the size of the divisor and the quotient, print in a row or as long division, and get a matching answer key.Grade 3–Grade 6Addition, subtraction and beyond Mixed operations worksheetsOne page with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division shuffled together, in whatever proportion you set, with a live preview and a matching answer key.Grade 2–Grade 5Addition, subtraction and beyond Missing number worksheetsEquations with a blank in place of one number: choose the operation, where the gap falls and the number range, then print with a live preview and an answer key.Grade 1–Grade 4Addition, subtraction and beyond Times tables worksheetsA multiplication chart to pin on the wall, or the same grid with as many gaps as you want pupils to fill in. Choose which tables appear and how far they run.Grade 2–Grade 5Addition, subtraction and beyond Multiplication timed testSixty multiplication facts on one page with a box for the time, drawn from the tables you choose, in random or ascending order, with an answer key.Grade 3–Grade 5Addition, subtraction and beyond Place value worksheetsPractice on what each digit in a number is worth: name the place, give the value, write a number in expanded form or read one back from it. Choose how many digits and print with an answer key.Grade 1–Grade 5Number sense and place value Skip counting worksheetsNumber sequences with gaps to fill in: count on in twos, fives, tens or any step you choose, forwards or backwards, starting from a multiple or from anywhere.Grade 1–Grade 4Number sense and place value Comparing numbers worksheetsPut the right sign between two numbers, or write a set of numbers in order. Choose how many digits the numbers have and print with a matching answer key.Grade 1–Grade 4Number sense and place value Rounding worksheetsRound to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand, with the halfway cases included on purpose. Choose how long the numbers are and print with a matching answer key.Grade 2–Grade 5Number sense and place value Odd and even worksheetsSay whether a number is odd or even, or write the next odd or even number after it. Works on numbers as long as you like, because the rule never changes.Grade 1–Grade 3Number sense and place value Roman numerals worksheetsConvert Roman numerals to numbers, numbers to Roman numerals, or both on one page. Choose how high the numbers run, from clock faces up to the thousands.Grade 3–Grade 6Number sense and place value Adding fractions worksheetsFraction addition with denominators chosen by rule rather than at random, so every answer reduces to something a pupil can actually write down. Same, related or unrelated denominators, with mixed numbers if you want them.Grade 3–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Subtracting fractions worksheetsFraction subtraction that never goes negative unless you ask: denominators drawn from families that share factors, answers reduced, mixed numbers optional.Grade 3–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Multiplying fractions worksheetsFraction multiplication with answers always reduced to lowest terms, with or without mixed numbers, and denominators kept small enough that the cancelling stays visible.Grade 4–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Dividing fractions worksheetsFraction division practice — invert and multiply — with answers reduced, mixed numbers optional and denominators small enough to keep the arithmetic in sight.Grade 5–Grade 7Fractions, decimals and percentages Simplifying fractions worksheetsReduce each fraction to lowest terms. Every question is built by scaling a fraction up, so each one really does simplify, and the size of the common factor is under your control.Grade 4–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Equivalent fractions worksheetsFill in the missing number that makes two fractions equal, with the gap in the numerator, the denominator or either, and the scale factor kept sensible.Grade 3–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Comparing fractions worksheetsPut the right sign between two fractions. Pairs are chosen so the answer needs reasoning rather than a glance, and equal pairs appear often enough to matter.Grade 3–Grade 6Fractions, decimals and percentages Decimal operations worksheetsAdding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimals, with the number of decimal places under your control and divisions that come out exactly.Grade 4–Grade 7Fractions, decimals and percentages Rounding decimals worksheetsRound to the nearest whole number, tenth or hundredth, with halfway cases included on purpose so the convention gets practised rather than avoided.Grade 4–Grade 7Fractions, decimals and percentages Percentage worksheetsPercentage of a number, the number behind a percentage, and what percentage one number is of another — with values chosen so the answers stay whole.Grade 5–Grade 8Fractions, decimals and percentages Fractions, decimals and percentagesConvert between the three ways of writing the same amount, using fractions whose decimals terminate so nothing has to be rounded.Grade 5–Grade 8Fractions, decimals and percentages Ratio and proportion worksheetsSimplify a ratio, find the missing number in a proportion, or share an amount in a given ratio — with whole-number answers throughout.Grade 6–Grade 9Fractions, decimals and percentages Order of operations worksheetsExpressions that only come out right if the operations are done in the correct order, with brackets switched on or off and every answer a whole number.Grade 4–Grade 8Algebra and pre-algebra One step equations worksheetsEquations solved in a single move — add, subtract, multiply or divide — with whole-number solutions by construction, so no answer ever comes out as a fraction.Grade 5–Grade 8Algebra and pre-algebra Two step equations worksheetsEquations of the form ax + b = c, always with a whole-number solution, with negative coefficients and constants when you want them.Grade 6–Grade 9Algebra and pre-algebra Integers worksheetsAdding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing negative numbers, with the negatives written in brackets so the signs stay readable.Grade 6–Grade 9Algebra and pre-algebra Simplifying expressions worksheetsCollect like terms: expressions with two variables and a constant, shuffled so the like terms are not already next to each other.Grade 6–Grade 9Algebra and pre-algebra Exponents worksheetsPowers written the way they are printed, with the exponent raised: work out the value, or write a repeated multiplication as a power.Grade 5–Grade 9Algebra and pre-algebra Square roots worksheetsSquare roots of perfect squares, so every answer is a whole number, with squares on the same page when you want both directions.Grade 6–Grade 9Algebra and pre-algebra Metric conversion worksheetsConverting between metric units of length, mass and capacity, where every step is a multiplication or division by ten, a hundred or a thousand.Grade 3–Grade 7Time, money and measurement Customary units worksheetsInches, feet, yards and miles; ounces and pounds; cups, quarts and gallons — the units American classrooms actually use, with conversions that come out whole.Grade 3–Grade 7Time, money and measurement Money worksheetsAdding prices, working out change and buying several of the same thing, in dollars, pounds, euros or złote — with every amount written to two places.Grade 2–Grade 6Time, money and measurement Number pyramid worksheetsEach brick is the sum of the two below it. Work upwards from the base, or fill in gaps anywhere in the pyramid — every puzzle is checked to have exactly one solution.Grade 1–Grade 5Number puzzles Magic square worksheetsThree by three squares where every row, column and diagonal adds to the same total. Choose how many cells are missing; every puzzle is checked to be solvable by reasoning alone.Grade 2–Grade 6Number puzzles Graph paperPrintable squared paper at whatever grid size you need, drawn rather than scanned, so the lines stay hairline-thin and the squares come out exactly the size you asked for on Letter or A4.Grade 3–Grade 12Printable paper Dot grid paperPrintable dot grid at the spacing bullet journals use, or any other: dots rather than lines, so the page guides your writing without boxing it in or showing up around a sketch.Grade 4–Grade 12Printable paper Isometric paperTriangular grid paper for drawing in three dimensions without perspective: choose the spacing, pick a line weight and print it at true size on Letter or A4.Grade 5–Grade 12Printable paper Lined paperPrintable ruled paper at the line height you choose — wide, college or narrow ruled — with or without a margin, drawn at true size for Letter or A4.Grade 1–Grade 12Printable paper Handwriting paperRuled paper for learning to write: a solid baseline, a solid top line and a dashed guide through the middle, at the letter height you choose.Kindergarten–Grade 3Printable paper Cornell notes templateThe three-part note-taking page: a narrow cue column on the left, the note area on the right and a summary band across the bottom, with the proportions under your control.Grade 6–Grade 12Printable paper Blank sheet musicEmpty staves to write music on: choose how many staves fill the page and how far apart the lines sit, then print at true size on Letter or A4.Grade 3–Grade 12Printable paper Guitar tab paperBlank tablature: six lines to a system, as many systems as you want on the page, at the spacing that suits the size of your handwriting.Grade 5–Grade 12Printable paper

Why a generator rather than a library of files

Most worksheet sites are archives: someone made a PDF once, and everybody downloads that same PDF. It works until you need a second version for the other half of the class, or the numbers turn out to be too easy, or you want the same exercise again next term without the pupils recognising it. Here the page is built when you ask for it, from settings you can see, and a new draw is one button away.

The address bar is the file

Every setting and the random seed live in the link. Bookmark it and you have that worksheet forever; send it to a colleague and they get exactly what you saw. Change one number and the address changes with it. Nothing is stored on our side, and there is no account to make before you can print.

Built for the printer, not the screen

Sheets print black on white with no background fills, because a teacher printing a hundred copies is paying for every drop of ink. The page defaults to US Letter and switches to A4 in one click, with the layout measured in millimetres rather than pixels so neither format comes out cropped or scaled.