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Printable worksheets

Free math practice for kindergarten through grade 5. Every sheet has an answer key on the second page, and each grade has a workbook that bundles them all. Small PDFs, no sign-up, free to print for home and classroom.

  • Count the Balloons Count the balloons in each row. Write the number in the box. PDF, 10 KB, with answer key
  • Add the Balloons Count both bunches of balloons. How many in all? Write the answer. PDF, 8 KB, with answer key
  • Adding Within 10 Add the numbers. Use your fingers or draw dots to help. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Adding Within 20 Add the numbers. Write each answer on the line. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Subtracting Within 20 Subtract. Write each answer on the line. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Park Story Problems Read each story. Add or subtract to find the answer. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Two-Digit Addition Add the ones first. If you get 10 or more, carry the ten. PDF, 5 KB, with answer key
  • Two-Digit Subtraction Subtract the ones first. Regroup a ten when you need to. PDF, 5 KB, with answer key
  • Park Story Problems Read each story. Decide whether to add or subtract, then solve. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Multiplication Facts Multiply. Try to answer quickly, then check your work. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Division Facts Divide. Think: what times the second number makes the first? PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Park Story Problems Read each story. Multiply or divide to find the answer. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key
  • Adding Fractions Add. Write the answer in simplest form. Use a mixed number if it is more than 1. PDF, 6 KB, with answer key
  • Adding Decimals Line up the decimal points, then add. PDF, 5 KB, with answer key
  • Subtracting Decimals Line up the decimal points, then subtract. PDF, 5 KB, with answer key
  • Multiply Three Digits Multiply. Carry carefully from one place to the next. PDF, 5 KB, with answer key
  • Park Story Problems Read each story. Show your work in the space below it. PDF, 4 KB, with answer key

For parents and teachers: print at 100% on letter paper. Short, frequent practice works better than long sessions, so one sheet a day is plenty. Reading and writing worksheets are on the way.