About PrintablePal
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PrintablePal is run by Paul Gunder of Rocky Mountain Apps, a small company that builds free calculators, generators and reference tools. The site makes printables you set up yourself, for home, school and work: math worksheets with answer keys for parents, teachers and tutors, and calendars for any month or year with US holidays. More kinds of printables are added every month, chosen by what people search for most.
What makes the printables different
- They are generated, not scanned. Every sheet is drawn by code from the settings you choose, so it prints crisply at any size and the answer key always matches the problems.
- Answers are computed. The key is worked out with exact arithmetic (whole numbers and fractions, never rounded floating point) and every generator is tested before it ships. See how the worksheets are made.
- You control the difficulty. Digits, regrouping, remainders, denominators, number ranges and the number of problems are all settings, not separate pages to hunt for.
- Calendars are computed too. Dates, leap years, ISO week numbers and US holidays (including the weekday a weekend holiday is observed) are worked out from the calendar rules for any year from 1900 to 2100.
- No sign-up, no watermark on the printable itself. Print as many as you need for home, classroom or office use. Each page carries a small PrintablePal.com footer.
What it does not do
- It is not a curriculum. Worksheets are practice. Grade levels follow the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics as a guide, and your school's or state's standards may place a skill in a different year.
- No calculators. PrintablePal makes things to print; for working out a real-life figure, Calcimator has calculators.
- No student data. The generators run in your browser. Nothing a learner writes is collected, because it is written on paper.
Found a mistake?
If an answer key is wrong, or a problem cannot be solved as printed, please tell us on the contact page with the page link from your address bar (it includes the exact sheet). Errors in answer keys are fixed first, and every fix is logged on What changed.