Reuse the same setup
Save a configuration when you want to return to the same number ranges, problem rules, and page layout later.
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How to make a worksheet
Choose a skill, adjust the settings, and preview the page. Then print the worksheet or download a copy. The catalog covers early learning through college.
- Fresh, repeatable problems
- Built-in answer keys
- Print, PDF, and PNG
ADDITION PRACTICEName __________
Worksheet code: A7K2Page 1 of 1
Three steps
Choose, adjust, and preview
You can use the suggested setup or change it before you print.
- 1
Choose a skill
Browse by grade band and learning goal, or search for a skill such as fractions, elapsed time, equations, or box plots. Select one skill, or mix two or three compatible skills.
- 2
Adjust the settings
Use the suggested setup, or change number ranges, problem rules, page count, worksheet format, paper size, headings, and instructions.
- 3
Preview, print, or download
Check the worksheet and answer key before using them. Print directly, save a PDF, or download the current page as a PNG. Generate again whenever you want a fresh version.
More ways to use a worksheet
Save settings, mix skills, or make a class set
Mix two or three skills
Turn on Mix skills when selecting the right method is part of the practice. Add only supported skills that fit together on the page.
Open mixed practiceCreate copies or alternate versions
Create ordinary copies, alternate versions, or personalized roster packets. Worksheet and answer packets are handled separately.
Read classroom tipsBefore you generate
A useful customization checklist
- Difficulty: confirm number ranges and topic-specific rules.
- Length: choose the number of pages and problems per page.
- Layout: use auto-fit, or choose a grid and supported problem format.
- Paper details: add a title, directions, name/date lines, or class information.
- Output: decide whether you need one worksheet, class copies, or alternate versions.
What you can make
Practice from counting to calculus
The catalog is organized by learner level and goal, so you can search narrowly without scrolling through every skill.
Early learning
Tracing, counting, shapes, patterns, number bonds, coins, clocks, and picture graphs
Elementary
Operations, place value, fractions, decimals, measurement, word problems, and geometry
Middle school
Ratios, rates, percents, signed numbers, expressions, equations, data, and probability
High school
Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, precalculus, calculus, and linear algebra
Common questions
Good to know
Do worksheets include answers?
Yes. Every generated worksheet includes a matching answer-key preview. You can print or download the worksheet alone or include the answer pages.
Can I make a different version of the same worksheet?
Yes. Generate again for a fresh set of problems, or use alternate versions to prepare a bounded classroom packet. Saved worksheet history keeps the seed needed for exact replay.
Where are my settings saved?
Worksheet settings, saved settings, students, and history are stored in the current browser. You do not need an account to make a worksheet.
Can I mix topics?
Yes. The mixed-topic option lets you interleave two or three supported skills. Basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division can also use the four-operation mixed mode.
What should I do if I need another topic?
Use the feedback page to request a skill. Include the learner level, the kind of questions you need, and an example of how you would use the worksheet.