Math worksheet generator
A fresh page of sums whenever you need one, with the answers on a page of their own.
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Example
Example: a 7 times table quiz of 20 sums with an answer page
A third-grade teacher gives a Friday quiz on the 7s. She chooses “One times table” and the table 7, 20 sums, keeps “Add an answer sheet” on, types the title 7 Times Table Quiz and picks Letter paper.
- The sums are dealt like cards: 7 × 1 to 7 × 10 in a shuffled run, then again in a new order, so each of the ten facts comes up exactly twice and never twice in a row.
- Page 1 is the quiz: the title, lines for Name and Date, a Score box, and the sums numbered (1) to (20) in three columns of 7, 7 and 6, each with a line for the answer.
- Page 2 is the same sheet with the answers printed in grey and “(Answers)” beside the title, for marking at a glance.
- Download times-tables-worksheet.pdf, print page 1 for the class and keep page 2. The next download deals a new order.
| Sums | Numbers up to | What the sheet holds | Columns |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addition | 20 | Answers 2 to 20, both numbers from 1; a + 0 in about one sum in 20 | 3 |
| Subtraction | 20 | A number up to 20 minus one no larger, never below zero | 3 |
| Multiplication | 100 | Factors 2 to 10, products 100 at most | 2 |
| Division | 100 | Numbers up to 100 divided by 2 to 10, always a whole answer | 2 |
| One times table | — | The chosen table, × 1 to × 10 | 3 |
Twenty facts on one page and the key on the next, in a new order every time it is downloaded, so last week’s sheet can’t be learned by position. On the free plan a small line is printed at the foot of the answer page.
How it works
- Choose the kind of sums and how large the numbers go.
- Choose how many sums fit the child’s attention — 20 to 30 is a usual page.
- Keep the answer sheet on for marking, or turn it off to print only the worksheet.
- Download and print. Come back for a new page: the numbers are drawn again every time.
Frequently asked questions
- Will subtraction ever go below zero?
- No. Subtraction is built so the answer is never negative, and division always comes out whole — a worksheet that hides a surprise like that has to be thrown away.
- Can I practise one times table?
- Yes: choose “One times table” and the table you want. Leave it on “All of them” for mixed tables practice.
- Is it the same sheet every time?
- No. The numbers are drawn fresh on each download, which is the point of a drill.
- Does it go up to the 12 times table?
- The sums practise × 1 to × 10, and “One times table” offers the 1s to the 10s. For the 11s and 12s, choose “A times-table chart to pin up” and “Up to 12 × 12”: a grid to read every answer from, with the squares (1 × 1 to 12 × 12) picked out down the diagonal.
- What does “Numbers up to” mean for multiplication and division?
- It caps the biggest number on the sheet. With 100, multiplication uses factors from 2 to 10 and never goes past 100, and division divides numbers up to 100 by 2 to 10 with a whole answer. With 1000 the factors run up to 32 and products stay at 1000 or less.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The free plan adds a small line at the foot of the last page.