Kindergarten
Grade hub →Counting to 10
Children count a scattered set of dots and write the matching numeral.
Counting to 20
Sets of 11–20 are where children stop counting in one smooth run and start losing their place.
Number Tracing 1–20
Dashed numerals with a starting dot give children a correct stroke path rather than a shape to copy.
Comparing Numbers
Students compare two numbers and choose <, > or =.
Shapes and Sides
Each item shows one flat shape and asks for its name or its number of sides.
Patterns and What Comes Next
A short repeating rule is shown and the child writes the next term.
Ten Frames
A ten frame shows a number as filled and empty spaces.
Grade 1
Grade hub →Number Tracing 1–20
Dashed numerals with a starting dot give children a correct stroke path rather than a shape to copy.
Comparing Numbers
Students compare two numbers and choose <, > or =.
Shapes and Sides
Each item shows one flat shape and asks for its name or its number of sides.
Patterns and What Comes Next
A short repeating rule is shown and the child writes the next term.
Ten Frames
A ten frame shows a number as filled and empty spaces.
Addition Within 20
Sums stay within 20, with missing-addend items added at the challenge level.
Subtraction Within 20
Every item keeps the minuend at 20 or below and never produces a negative answer.
Place Value to 120
Questions ask for the value of a digit, expanded form, and the number made by a group of tens and ones.
Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour
Analog clocks show either an hour or a half hour.
Counting Coins
Coin sets use pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, always totaling under one dollar.
Fact Families
Three related numbers are given, and students write the two addition and two subtraction facts they make.
Skip Counting
Sequences count by 2s, 5s or 10s with gaps to fill.
Grade 2
Grade hub →Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour
Analog clocks show either an hour or a half hour.
Counting Coins
Coin sets use pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, always totaling under one dollar.
Fact Families
Three related numbers are given, and students write the two addition and two subtraction facts they make.
Skip Counting
Sequences count by 2s, 5s or 10s with gaps to fill.
Addition With Regrouping
Two-digit addition laid out vertically, with every item requiring a carry.
Subtraction With Regrouping
Two-digit subtraction where the ones digit is always too small, so borrowing is required.
Place Value to 1,000
Numbers up to 1,000 are taken apart into hundreds, tens and ones.
Arrays and Repeated Addition
A dot array is described as rows of equal size, then written as repeated addition.
Multiplication Facts
Facts from 0 to 10 in mixed order, with missing-factor items at the challenge level.
One-Step Word Problems
Short realistic situations use addition or subtraction within 100.
Telling Time to Five Minutes
Clocks show times at five-minute intervals.
Even and Odd Numbers
Students classify numbers as even or odd, then explain the pairing rule.
Grade 3
Grade hub →Place Value to 1,000
Numbers up to 1,000 are taken apart into hundreds, tens and ones.
Arrays and Repeated Addition
A dot array is described as rows of equal size, then written as repeated addition.
Multiplication Facts
Facts from 0 to 10 in mixed order, with missing-factor items at the challenge level.
Telling Time to Five Minutes
Clocks show times at five-minute intervals.
Division Facts
Division facts are generated as exact inverses of multiplication facts, so every answer is a whole number.
Fractions on a Number Line
A point is marked on a number line divided into equal parts, and students name the fraction.
Equivalent Fractions
Students fill in the missing numerator or denominator to make an equivalent fraction.
Rounding Whole Numbers
Numbers are rounded to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand.
Area and Perimeter
Rectangles are described with length and width, and students find area or perimeter.
Two-Step Word Problems
Each problem needs two operations, with the first result used in the second step.
2-Digit by 1-Digit Multiplication
Vertical multiplication with a two-digit number on top and a one-digit number below.
Grade 4
Grade hub →Equivalent Fractions
Students fill in the missing numerator or denominator to make an equivalent fraction.
Rounding Whole Numbers
Numbers are rounded to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand.
Area and Perimeter
Rectangles are described with length and width, and students find area or perimeter.
Two-Step Word Problems
Each problem needs two operations, with the first result used in the second step.
2-Digit by 1-Digit Multiplication
Vertical multiplication with a two-digit number on top and a one-digit number below.
Multi-Digit Multiplication
Two-digit by two-digit multiplication with two partial products.
Long Division
Three-digit dividends are divided by one-digit divisors.
Comparing Fractions
Students compare two fractions with <, > or =, including unlike denominators.
Decimals: Place Value and Comparison
Items cover decimal place value, comparison and conversion between fractions and decimals.
Factors and Multiples
Students list factors, identify multiples, and find the greatest common factor or least common multiple.
Unit Conversion
Customary units are converted within the same system: inches to feet, feet to yards, ounces to pounds.
Angles and Degrees
Students classify angles as acute, right, obtuse or straight, and find a missing angle on a straight line.
Grade 5
Grade hub →Long Division
Three-digit dividends are divided by one-digit divisors.
Comparing Fractions
Students compare two fractions with <, > or =, including unlike denominators.
Decimals: Place Value and Comparison
Items cover decimal place value, comparison and conversion between fractions and decimals.
Factors and Multiples
Students list factors, identify multiples, and find the greatest common factor or least common multiple.
Unit Conversion
Customary units are converted within the same system: inches to feet, feet to yards, ounces to pounds.
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Unlike denominators require a common denominator before adding or subtracting.
Decimal Operations
Addition, subtraction and multiplication of decimals, with the decimal point placed by place value rather than by counting digits blindly.
Volume of Rectangular Prisms
Students find the volume of rectangular prisms from length, width and height, and occasionally from a missing dimension.
Coordinate Plane
A point is plotted on a four-quadrant grid and students write its ordered pair.
Order of Operations
Expressions use parentheses, multiplication or division, and addition or subtraction.
Mean, Median, Mode and Range
A short data set is given and students find mean, median, mode or range.
Rounding Decimals
Decimals are rounded to the nearest whole number, tenth or hundredth.
Questions about the math sheets
How are the grade levels decided?
Skills follow the usual US classroom order: counting and shapes in kindergarten, addition within 20 in grade 1, regrouping in grade 2, multiplication and fractions in grade 3, long division and decimals in grade 4, and fraction operations in grade 5.
Can I use these sheets if my school uses a different curriculum?
Yes. Choose by skill rather than grade. The grade label can be turned off on the sheet, and the difficulty control adjusts the number range.
Are answer keys included?
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