Math Worksheets

This index page will link you to all types of addition worksheets, including basic facts, 2-digit addends, 3-digit addends, 4-digit addends, fraction addition, decimal addition, fact families, and money addition.

Worksheets for free with basic, single-digit addition facts (sums up to 18).

Practice adding 3-digit numbers together with these printable worksheets, task cards, and games.

Challenge your students to solve addition problems with 4 and 5-digit numbers.

Column addition problems with 3 or more addends of 1, 2, 3, and 4-digit numbers.

The worksheets, flashcards, and number lines on this page have a mix of basic, single-digit addition and subtraction problems.

Add fractions and mixed numbers with like denominators, as well as unlike denominators on these free worksheets.

These worksheets were made to teach students about the commutative and associative properties of addition.

Build logical thinking skills with these free addition square brainteaser worksheets.

Basic fact family triangles, number bonds, and fact squares worksheets for addition and subtraction.

On these printable game boards, students color pairs of numbers that equal a given sum.

Write algebraic expressions, learn to identify independent/dependent variables, solve for variables in equations, work with inequalities, and more.

Using protractors to find measurements of right, acute, and obtuse angles.

Download worksheets to practice geometry concepts related to vertical, complementary, and supplementary angles.

Use the formula A = 1/2 x (b x h) to calculate the area of triangles

Calculate the area (in square units) of the shapes on these worksheets.

Use these worksheets to help students learn about statistics and creating box-and-whisker plots. There are also worksheets on calculating Q1, Q3, median, minimum, and maximum values.

Calendars to help students with years, months, weeks and days on a calendar.

Volume or capacity worksheets (gallons, quarts, pints, & cups).

Calculate the diameter and radius of circles; also includes circumference and area worksheets.

Color the mystery pictures according to the number key at the bottom.

Use these worksheets to practice counting Australian money.

Count toonies, loonies, quarters, nickels, and dimes with these Canadian currency worksheets.

Learn to count pounds and pence, coins used in the United Kingdom.

Practice counting American money (pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters) wit h a variety of free worksheets.

Learn to count and write numbers up to 30.

Learn how to accurately count two, three, and four-digit numbers. Complete the number lines, tell what number comes before, and skip counting.

This page will link you to over 100 daily review practice worksheets ("Math Buzz"), leveled for grades 1 through 5.

This area has math daily word problems for grades 1 through 5. There are hundreds of graphical word problems for students to solve, with plenty of space to show their work.

Add and subtract decimal numbers with tenths, hundredths, and thousandths place values.

Practice long division with decimal numbers.

Practice multiplication problems that have decimal factors and products.

Naming and working with decimal numbers.

Basic division facts worksheets, games, and activities.

Long division worksheets with 2, 3, and 4-digit dividends.

Learn to balance simple algebraic equations and find the value of variables.

Identifying odd and even numbers

Find the exponents of single-digit numbers on these printable worksheets and task cards.

Complete factor trees, find greatest common factors, and least common multiples.

Reducing fractions, ordering fractions, equivalent fractions, and comparing fractions.

Identifying basic fractions, fraction strips, fraction manipulatives.

Find sums of fractions and mixed numbers. Includes worksheets with like-denominator fractions, as well as unlike-denominator fractions.

Divide fractions and mixed numbers. Many of these worksheets include illustrated problems, graphical model problems, as well as word problems.

Practice basic mixed number skills.

Multiply the fractions and mixed numbers. Many worksheets include models and diagrams, as well as word problems.

Print these worksheets to help students learn about reciprocal fractions.

Practice subtracting fractions and mixed numbers. Includes like and unlike denominators.

Use frames and arrows activities to build up logical thinking skills.

Read the bar graphs on the worksheets and answer questions.

Interpret the line graphs on the worksheets and answer questions.

Line plots are a special type of number line that represents frequency of data.

Study the pictographs on the worksheets and answer questions.

Analyze the pie graphs on the worksheets and answer questions.

Compare numbers greater than, less than, and equal to.

Use these helpful place value charts, hundreds charts, ninety-nines charts.

Complete these printable input and output boxes, or rule boxes.

Solve and graph the inequalities. Includes single-variable, one-step, and two-step inequalities.

Compare, order, add, and subtract the positive and negative numbers.

These worksheets challenge students to find the least common denominators for groups of two and three fractions.

Determine the least common multiple of each set numbers

Learn about lines, line segments, rays, parallel lines, and perpendicular lines.

Solve the math problems and use the answers to complete the crossword puzzles.

Solve the math problems to decode the answer to funny riddles. Includes a wide variety of math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, place value, rounding, and more.

This page has a set of whole-page reading passages. Students use information from the passages to solve math problems. These are much longer than "regular" word problems.

Calculate the mean, or average, of numbers.

Calculate the mode, median, mean, and range of the given numbers.

Select the types of measurement worksheets you're looking for, including linear measurement, capacity, and temperature.

Practice metric linear measurement: centimeters, millimeters, and meters.

Learn American linear measurement; inches, feet, and yards.

Measure the weight and convert to and from grams and kilograms.

Estimate and convert capacity measurements in liters and milliliters.

Measure the weight and convert to and from ounces and pounds.

This index page will link you to dozens of middle school math topics on this site. Topics include inequalities, absolute value, algebra, and more.

Drill-and-practice sheets for basic adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing.

These worksheets will help students learn to find and identify multiples of numbers.

Learn about the associative, distributive, commutative, and identity properties of multiplication.

Print these multiplication charts and tables for students to use as reference.

Solve two and three-digit multiplication problems.

Learn basic multiplication facts with these worksheets, mystery pictures, and games.

Basic number bonds, fact family worksheets and triangles for division and multiplication.

Multiply by 2, 3, or 4 digit numbers with a lattice grid.

Plot the ordered pairs to reveal mystery pictures.

Solve the addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts to reveal a mystery picture.

Students will used the clues posted each day to figure out the weekly secret number.

Printable number line worksheets for teaching counting, addition, subtraction, number patterns, fractions, and decimals.

Practice order of operations: parenthesis and exponents, then multiply and divide, then add and subtract.

Coordinate planes and ordered pair worksheets.

Ordinal numbers define position in a series. (examples: first, second, third, fourth, etc.)

Students must list the numbers that come next in these patterns.

Students determine which pictures come next in the patterns.

Convert from decimal numbers and fractions to percents.

Add to find the perimeters of polygons on these worksheets.

Finding the value of the underlined digit value; standard and expanded form; rounding.

Learn the differences between prime and composite numbers. Also, learn to identify and find prime numbers by factoring, or by using the Sieve of Eratosthenes.

Identifying and working with polygon shapes.

Determine the probability of certain outcomes.

Printable puzzle pieces that you can cut out for students to match up. Great for learning centers, small group activities and independent practice.

Find the lengths of the sides of a right triangle with the Pythagorean theorem formula.

Students use an iPad or smartphone to scan QR codes to complete or check problems on each of these math worksheets.

Practice comparing pairs of quantities using ratios.

Identify the reflected, rotated, and translated shapes.

Learn to read and write Roman numerals with these printable worksheets and activities.

Rounding numbers to the nearest tens and hundreds.

Learn to write numbers in scientific notation.

On these worksheets, students will use the key to decode the secret numbers in each addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division problem.

Identify similar and congruent shapes.

Use these worksheets to teach students about skip counting by hundreds.

Review counting by tens with these printables.

Count elevens, multiply by elevens, and fill in missing numbers.

Fill in empty boxes and word problems by counting by twelves.

Skip counting by twenty-fives is important if you're teaching your students to count money.

Use these printables to teach students to skip count by intervals of two.

The set of worksheets on this page will help students learn to count by threes.

If you're teaching students to count by fours, try these worksheets.

When you teach students to count nickels or count by fives, these worksheets may be helpful to you.

Tell whether the shapes were flipped, slid, or turned.

On these worksheets, students will use graphs, ordered pairs, and tables to calculate the slopes of straight lines.

Name the geometric solid shapes: rectangular prisms, cubes, spheres, and cylinders.

These worksheets cover a variety of place value concepts, including even/odd, finding the value of digits, and writing numbers in expanded form.

Single and multi-digit subtractions. Includes 1, 2, 3, and 4-digit numbers. There are links to decimal and money subtraction too.

Practice basic, single-digit subtraction facts; concept and drill worksheets.

Practice subtracting fractions and mixed numbers with these printable worksheets and task cards.

Calculate the surface area of rectangular prisms and other three-dimensional shapes.

Find the lines of symmetry, identify symmetrical figures, and complete the symmetrical shapes.

Learn to count objects with tally marks.

Read the Celsius and Fahrenheit thermometers and state the temperature.

Printable ten-frame activities for teaching counting, basic addition, and simple subtraction.

Teach students to recognize geometric tessellation of two-dimensional shapes.

Learn about telling time to the nearest minute, hour, and quarter hour.

Determine the amount of time that has passed.

This page has math Venn Diagram worksheets.

These worksheets feature pictures of graduated cylinders. Students must write the correct volume in milliliters.

Calculate the volume of solid shapes. Includes volume "counting cubes," rectangular prisms, cones, cylinders, and spheres.

Practice word problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Review mixed word problem skills at different grade levels.

These word problems have multiple steps, and require students to use critical thinking skills.

Here you can link to all types of addition worksheets, including basic facts, fraction addition, 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit addition.

Index of our basic and advanced-level fraction worksheets.

Learn area, perimeter, symmetry, polygons, solid shapes, and more.

Choose from pie graphs, bar graphs, and line graphs.

Count by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 10s, 25s, or 100s.

Here's an index page that links to all of the subtraction sections of our website.

This page contains only a partial index of the math skills worksheets on S.T.W.

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