Maths worksheets
28 maths worksheet generators. Choose the range and difficulty, preview your worksheet as you build it, then download a print-quality PDF with an answer key.
Number and place value 6
Counting, comparing and how numbers are built
Number bonds worksheet generator
Missing-part bonds to 10, 20, 50 or 100, plus four-fact family blocks that pair addition with subtraction.
Reception–Year 2Place value worksheet generator
Base-ten blocks to name, numbers to write in expanded form, and underlined digits whose value has to be given.
Year 2–5Number line generator
Missing numbers or skip counting in ones, twos, fives or tens — with a different starting point on every line.
Year 1–4Rounding worksheet generator
Round to the nearest 10, 100 or 1000, with optional number lines to mark the halfway point on.
Year 3–6Comparing numbers worksheet generator
Write <, > or = between two numbers, or put a set of four or five in order — numbers to 100, 1000 or 10,000.
Year 1–4Roman numerals worksheet generator
Numbers to numerals and back, over 1–20, 1–100 or 1–1000 — the range decides which symbols a child needs.
Year 4–6
The four operations 4
Facts, drills and the written methods
Multiplication worksheet generator
Custom times tables, missing factors, class versions and answer keys — A4 and US Letter PDFs.
Year 2–6Maths worksheet generator
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with custom number ranges and answer keys.
Year 1–6Long multiplication worksheet generator
The column method with the working space drawn: a row for every partial product, and a key that shows them.
Year 4–6Long division worksheet generator
The bracket drawn and room to work underneath — 2- to 4-digit dividends, with remainders or exact every time.
Year 4–6
Fractions and decimals 2
Parts of a whole, written two ways
Algebra 2
Where the rule decides the answer
Order of operations worksheet generator
BODMAS and PEMDAS practice where the rule decides the answer — every expression reads differently left to right.
Year 5–6Solving equations worksheet generator
One-step and two-step equations with x, n or an empty box for the unknown, and ruled working space under each.
Year 5–6
Measurement 4
Time, money and the size of things
Money worksheet generator
Count coins and notes or work out change, in your own currency, with amounts capped where you want them.
Year 1–4Telling time worksheet generator
Read the analogue clock or draw the hands — to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, five minutes or minute.
Year 1–4Area and perimeter worksheet generator
Rectangles and L-shapes drawn on a grid to count, asking for the area, the perimeter or both of one shape.
Year 4–6Elapsed time worksheet generator
Start and end clock faces to read, or word problems with the times written in — half hours to five minutes.
Year 3–5
Shape and space 4
Naming, measuring and plotting
Shapes worksheet generator
Name the shape, count its sides, or count how many of one kind are scattered across a field.
Reception–Year 4Coordinate grid generator
Mystery pictures to plot and join up, labelled points to plot, or printed dots whose coordinates have to be read.
Year 4–6Symmetry worksheet generator
Complete the mirror image of a shaded figure on a grid, or decide whether a dashed line is a line of symmetry.
Year 2–5Angles worksheet generator
Angles drawn to size to name acute, right, obtuse or reflex — or two to compare. The degrees are on the key, not the sheet.
Year 4–6
Data and statistics 4
Reading a chart, then doing the sums
Bar chart worksheet generator
A class survey drawn as a bar chart with four to six bars, and questions to read off it — totals, differences and the tallest.
Year 2–5Pictograph worksheet generator
A survey drawn in symbols with a key worth 1, 2, 5 or 10, and questions that need the key before the arithmetic.
Year 1–3Line plot generator
X marks stacked over a numbered line — the dot plot — with questions on the most common value and the range.
Year 3–5Mean, median and mode worksheet generator
Data sets with means that divide exactly and one clear mode each — tick which of the four measures to ask for.
Year 5–6
Charts to pin up 2
Reference sheets, not exercises