Free Printable Math Worksheets
Every worksheet below is a free PDF: US Letter, one clean page of problems with a full answer key on page 2, and no login, sign-up, or email required — click and print. Teachers and homeschoolers are welcome to print, copy, and share them for any classroom or home use.
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Worksheets build the habit — Num Drill builds the speed.
Paper practice is great for showing work. When the goal is instant recall, a 10-question adaptive quiz finds the facts your child misses and drills exactly those. Free, no login, nothing leaves the device.
Start a free quizAddition worksheets
From the first facts within 10 up to two-digit regrouping.
Addition Facts Within 10
Grades K–1
First addition facts: every sum stays at 10 or below. Big type for young writers.
Download PDF (20 problems · 45 KB)Addition Facts Within 20
Grades 1–2
Sums from 11 to 20 — the facts kids must know cold before 2nd grade.
Download PDF (25 problems · 45 KB)Doubles & Near Doubles
Grades 1–2
Doubles (7+7) and near-doubles (7+8) — the classic mental-math stepping stone.
Download PDF (20 problems · 45 KB)Make 10 — Missing Addends
Grades K–1
Fill in the missing number to make ten. Builds the make-a-ten strategy.
Download PDF (18 problems · 45 KB)Two-Digit Addition (No Regrouping)
Grade 2
Stacked two-digit addition where no column carries — pure place-value practice.
Download PDF (15 problems · 45 KB)Two-Digit Addition (Regrouping)
Grades 2–3
Every problem carries from the ones column. The real test of regrouping.
Download PDF (15 problems · 45 KB)Subtraction worksheets
Facts within 10 and 20 — with extra weight on crossing ten — plus borrowing.
Subtraction Facts Within 10
Grades K–1
First subtraction facts with minuends up to 10.
Download PDF (20 problems · 45 KB)Subtraction Facts Within 20
Grades 1–2
Focused on crossing ten (13−7, 15−8) — the facts kids stumble on.
Download PDF (25 problems · 45 KB)Two-Digit Subtraction (Regrouping)
Grades 2–3
Every problem needs a borrow. Stacked format with room to show work.
Download PDF (15 problems · 45 KB)Mixed Addition & Subtraction Within 20
Grades 1–2
Mixed + and − so kids read the sign instead of guessing the operation.
Download PDF (25 problems · 45 KB)Multiplication worksheets
Every times table from ×2 to ×12 as its own worksheet, plus mixed-facts drills.
2 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×2 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×2 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)3 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×3 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×3 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)4 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×4 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×4 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)5 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×5 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×5 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)6 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×6 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×6 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)7 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×7 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×7 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)8 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×8 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×8 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)9 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×9 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×9 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)10 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×10 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×10 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)11 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×11 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×11 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)12 Times Table Worksheet
Grades 2–4
The ×12 table in order (×1–×12), then twelve mixed ×12 facts from memory.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)Multiplication Facts 0–9 (Mixed)
Grades 3–4
Thirty mixed facts through 9×9 — the core third-grade fluency check.
Download PDF (30 problems · 46 KB)Multiplication Facts 0–12 (Mixed)
Grades 3–5
Thirty mixed facts through 12×12, including the 11s and 12s.
Download PDF (30 problems · 46 KB)Division worksheets
Division facts from ÷2 to ÷12, no remainders — the mirror of the times tables.
Division Facts ÷2 to ÷5
Grade 3
First division facts: dividing by 2, 3, 4 and 5 with no remainders.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)Division Facts ÷6 to ÷9
Grades 3–4
The harder half: dividing by 6, 7, 8 and 9.
Download PDF (24 problems · 45 KB)Division Facts ÷2 to ÷12 (Mixed)
Grades 3–5
Thirty mixed division facts — the mirror of the times tables.
Download PDF (30 problems · 46 KB)Fractions & Percentages worksheets
Like-denominator operations, equivalent and simplified fractions, and mental-math percents.
Adding Fractions (Like Denominators)
Grade 4
Add fractions that share a denominator — answers stay proper.
Download PDF (12 problems · 46 KB)Subtracting Fractions (Like Denominators)
Grade 4
Subtract same-denominator fractions.
Download PDF (12 problems · 46 KB)Equivalent Fractions
Grades 3–4
Fill in the missing numerator or denominator to make the fractions equal.
Download PDF (12 problems · 45 KB)Simplifying Fractions
Grades 4–5
Reduce each fraction to lowest terms.
Download PDF (12 problems · 45 KB)Multiplying Fractions
Grade 5
Multiply proper fractions; answers in the key are fully simplified.
Download PDF (12 problems · 46 KB)Percent of a Number
Grades 5–6
Find 5%, 10%, 25%, 50% and 75% of friendly numbers — mental-math percents.
Download PDF (16 problems · 45 KB)Order of Operations worksheets
PEMDAS practice with whole-number answers, plus a one-page reference chart — see the full order of operations guide for worked examples and the classic traps.
Order of Operations (PEMDAS)
Grades 5–6
Mixed expressions with parentheses, exponents and all four operations — every answer a whole number.
Download PDF (16 problems · 46 KB)PEMDAS Reference Chart
Grades 5–6
The four-step ladder, a fully worked example, and the three classic traps — one page for the binder.
Download PDF (45 KB)Charts & Number Lines worksheets
Reference charts for the wall or binder — filled and blank versions, keys included.
Multiplication Chart 1–12
Grades 2–5
The full 12×12 times-table grid, one clean page for the wall or binder.
Download PDF (46 KB)Blank Multiplication Chart 1–12
Grades 2–5
The same grid, empty — fill it in from memory. Filled chart on page 2 to check.
Download PDF (48 KB)Hundreds Chart 1–100
Grades K–2
The classic 1–100 grid for counting, skip-counting and number patterns.
Download PDF (44 KB)Blank Hundreds Chart
Grades K–2
An empty 100 grid (1 and 100 anchored). Filled chart on page 2 to check.
Download PDF (46 KB)Printable Number Lines
Grades K–4
Five ready-to-use number lines: 0–10, 0–20, 0–100, −10–10 and fractions — plus a blank set on page 2.
Download PDF (47 KB)How to use these worksheets
- Keep sessions short. One page, once a day, beats a packet on Saturday. Fluency is built in many small retrievals.
- Time it — gently. Note how long a page takes and watch the time drop across a week. Racing a sibling is optional.
- Let kids self-check. The page-2 answer key is for the student, not just the grown-up. Checking your own work is a skill.
- Pair paper with retrieval. When a worksheet shows the same facts missed twice, switch to adaptive practice — it weights the missed facts automatically.
Why every sheet has an answer key
Feedback beats review: a child who checks a page immediately learns more from it than one whose page is graded tomorrow. Every worksheet in this pack ships with its key on page 2 — print both pages, or keep page 2 on the screen for checking. The blank multiplication chart and hundreds chart use the same trick: the filled chart rides along as the second page.
Prefer the interactive versions?
The multiplication chart and number line also live on this site as interactive pages — hover, highlight, blank-out and print from the browser.
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