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Make a math worksheet
Choose a grade, a topic and a number range. Every shuffle makes a new worksheet with an answer page to print or save as a PDF.
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Every shuffle makes new numbers. The QR code on the sheet opens exactly this worksheet again.
Addition within 100
1 Count and calculate.
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Count the tens first, then the ones.
+ =2 Tens first, then ones.
59 + 35 = 59 + + = 41 + 22 = 41 + + = 34 + 35 = 34 + + =3 Calculate.
4 Swap the numbers.
If you swap the numbers, the result stays the same.
5 Think backwards.
Which number is missing?
★ Brain teaser
Lena has 26 points. Tim has 5 more points than Lena. How many points do they have together?
6 Number walls. Two bricks side by side make the brick above.
Addition within 100
1 Count and calculate.
2 Tens first, then ones.
3 Calculate.
4 Swap the numbers.
5 Think backwards.
★ Brain teaser
6 Number walls.
Ready-made worksheets
What is on every worksheet?
Each worksheet has two A4 pages. Page 1 starts with a short worked example (“How it works”), followed by five tasks, a brain teaser and one large task for drawing or number walls. Many sheets start with a picture: a ten frame, a place-value chart, squared paper, coins, a clock, a bar graph or a centimetre grid. Page 2 holds every answer and a note for parents and teachers.
Topics and number ranges
- Grade 1: addition, subtraction and both within 20, bridging through ten.
- Grade 2: addition and subtraction within 100, the 2, 5 and 10 times tables plus 3 and 4, division and numbers to 100.
- Grades 3 and 4: addition and subtraction within 1000, every times table with its strategy (for example 9 times = 10 times minus once), division with the inverse fact and numbers to 1000; in grade 4 numbers to a million.
- Column methods: addition and subtraction to 1000 (from grade 3) and to a million, long multiplication and long division (grade 4) – on squared paper, with estimating, finding the mistake and missing digits.
- Measurement and word problems (grades 3 and 4): money, lengths to measure, mass, liters and time; word problems about shopping, “one, then many”, tables and bar graphs, number riddles and combinations.
- Geometry (grades 3 and 4): area and perimeter on a true-size centimetre grid, reflection and lines of symmetry, cubes, cube nets and building plans, and for grade 4 lines and angles.
The grade is a suggestion. You can pick any grade and set up any topic.
Shuffle, print, find it again
“New numbers” makes a fresh sheet on the same topic as often as you like. Print it on A4 paper or save it as a PDF from the print dialog; the answer page is optional. The QR code in the top corner opens exactly this worksheet again. No registration, no email address and no stored data. For daily practice with instant feedback, try the free MathApex app.