Practice sheets for all four operations
Fluency with number facts comes from short, regular practice, and the hardest part for a busy teacher or parent is making fresh sheets. This generator does it in a click: choose an operation and a level, and you get a full page of problems with a matching answer key.
Levels follow the way children usually learn. Addition and subtraction go from within 10 and within 20 to 2-digit sums with and without regrouping, then 3- and 4-digit numbers. Multiplication starts with the times tables you pick, then moves to 2- and 3-digit by 1-digit and 2-digit by 2-digit. Division covers facts, exact 2- and 3-digit division, and division with remainders.
Set it up your way
- Column or in-a-row: stacked problems for written methods, or a row layout for quick mental-maths drills.
- 12 to 60 problems per page, and up to 10 pages at once, each with new problems.
- Times-table picker: practise just the 3s and 4s, or mix every table up to 12.
- Mixed sheets: + and − together, × and ÷ together, or all four operations at three levels.
- Subtraction never goes below zero, and division facts always come out exact unless you choose remainders.
Answer keys and printing
Each worksheet page has its own answer page, numbered to match, so marking takes seconds. Print on US Letter or A4. Press New problems for another version of the same sheet, which is handy for a pre-test and post-test, or for neighbours who shouldn't share answers.
Questions people ask
Which grades are these worksheets for?
Roughly: within 10 and within 20 for kindergarten to grade 1 (Foundation to Year 2), 2-digit regrouping and times tables for grades 2–3 (Years 3–4), and multi-digit multiplication and division for grades 4–5 (Years 5–6).
Do the worksheets come with answers?
Yes. Every worksheet page has a matching answer page, numbered the same way.
Can I choose specific times tables?
Yes. Pick Times-table facts (or Division facts) and tick any tables from 1 to 12.
Will subtraction give negative answers?
No. The first number is always at least as big as the second, so answers are zero or more.
Can I make division with remainders?
Yes. Choose the 2-digit ÷ 1-digit, remainders level. Answers show as, for example, 7 r 3.
Can I print several different pages at once?
Yes. Set Pages to up to 10; each page has new problems, and the answers print as a separate job.