Free printable math and reading worksheets
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What's here, by topic
- Counting and early math 4
- Addition and subtraction 6
- Multiplication and division 8
- Fractions, decimals and percents 11
- Place value and number sense 7
- Pre-algebra and algebra 7
- Geometry and measurement 6
- Handwriting and tracing 6
- Cursive handwriting 33
- Reading comprehension 6
- Sight words and phonics 7
- Spelling and ABC order 8
- Grammar and punctuation 5
- Charts and number lines 3
Counting and early math
Picture counting, picture addition and facts within 10 for preschool and kindergarten.
Pre-K–KCounting worksheetsCount pictures in rows of five and write the number, to 5, 10 or 20.
Pre-K–KPreschool addition worksheetsPicture addition within 5 or 10: count both groups and write the total.
K–1Kindergarten addition and subtractionMixed picture problems within 10, with take-away pictures crossed out.
K–1Addition within 10Sums to 10 in a clean horizontal layout, for building fact fluency.
Addition and subtraction
Column addition and subtraction with or without regrouping, fact drills and money.
Grades 1–22-digit addition without regroupingTwo-digit sums where no column carries, stacked for column work.
Grade 22-digit subtractionTwo-digit subtraction with or without borrowing; you choose.
Grade 23-digit subtraction without regroupingThree-digit subtraction where every top digit is big enough, so no borrowing.
Grades 2–33-digit addition and subtractionMixed three-digit problems so students have to read each sign.
Grades K–1One-digit subtractionSingle-digit subtraction facts with answers from 0 to 9.
Grades 2–4Adding moneyAdd dollars and cents with the decimal points lined up.
Multiplication and division
Times tables, multi-digit multiplication, long division, fact families and word problems.
Grades 2–5Math minute drillsOne-minute timed fact drills for any operation, 30 to 100 facts a page.
Grades 3–412 times table worksheetFacts from 12 × 0 to 12 × 12, in both orders, shuffled.
Grade 39 times table worksheetPractice the 9s, the table with the most patterns to spot.
Grades 4–52-digit by 2-digit multiplicationTwo-digit by two-digit products with room for partial products.
Grades 4–53-digit by 2-digit multiplicationThe standard algorithm with three-digit by two-digit factors.
Grades 4–6Long division worksheetsLong division with or without remainders, 2- to 6-digit dividends.
Grades 2–3Fact family worksheetsFact family triangles: write the four related multiplication and division facts.
Grades 3–5Multiplication and division word problemsShort story problems where students choose whether to multiply or divide.
Fractions, decimals and percents
Compare, simplify and operate on fractions and decimals; ratios and percent of change.
Grades 3–4Comparing fractionsWrite <, > or = between two fractions with like or unlike denominators.
Grades 4–5Simplifying fractionsReduce fractions to simplest form using the greatest common factor.
Grades 4–5Improper fractions and mixed numbersConvert improper fractions to mixed numbers and back again.
Grades 4–5Ordering fractionsPut sets of four fractions in order from least to greatest.
Grade 5Subtracting fractions with unlike denominatorsFind a common denominator, subtract and simplify.
Grades 5–6Multiplying fractionsMultiply fractions or mixed numbers and simplify the product.
Grades 4–6Decimals to fractionsWrite tenths, hundredths and thousandths as fractions in simplest form.
Grade 5Multiplying decimals by whole numbersMultiply, then place the decimal point by counting decimal places.
Grades 5–6Decimal word problemsMoney and measurement problems with all four operations on decimals.
Grade 6Ratios worksheetSimplify ratios, find equivalent ratios, complete ratio tables and unit rates.
Grade 7Percent of changeFind the percent increase or decrease from an original to a new amount.
Place value and number sense
Place value, rounding, number patterns, skip counting, Roman numerals and primes.
Grades 2–5Place value worksheetsValue of a digit, place names and expanded form, from 2 digits to billions.
Grades 3–5Rounding worksheetsRound to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, whole number, tenth or hundredth.
Grades 2–5Number patternsFind the rule and fill in the missing numbers in growing and shrinking patterns.
Grades 1–3Skip countingCount by 2s, 3s, 5s, 10s, 25s or 100s and fill in the gaps.
Grades 4–6Roman numeralsConvert numbers to Roman numerals and back, up to 3,999.
Grade 4Prime and composite numbersSort numbers as prime or composite, with an option to list the factors.
Grades 2–3Pictograph worksheetsRead a pictograph with a key, including half pictures, and answer questions.
Pre-algebra and algebra
Integers, one-step to multi-step equations, expressions and order of operations.
Grades 6–7Integers worksheetAdd, subtract, multiply and divide positive and negative numbers.
Grade 6One-step equationsSolve x + a = b, ax = b and x ÷ a = b with one inverse operation.
Grade 7Two-step equationsUndo addition or subtraction, then multiplication or division.
Grades 8–9Multi-step equationsDistribute, combine like terms and solve with variables on both sides.
Grade 6Evaluating expressionsSubstitute values for letters and simplify with the order of operations.
Grades 6–7Distributive propertyExpand a(b + c) with numbers or variables, or factor the common factor back out.
Grades 5–6Order of operationsParentheses, exponents, multiply and divide, add and subtract, in order.
Geometry and measurement
Area of composite shapes and triangles, surface area and volume, angles and triangles.
Grades 3–6Area of irregular shapesL, T, U and step shapes to split into rectangles; perimeter optional.
Grade 6Area of trianglesRight, acute and obtuse triangles with the height marked, inside or outside.
Grades 5–7Surface area and volumeRectangular prisms and cubes drawn in 3D: find the volume and surface area.
Grades 7–8Surface area of cylindersCylinders with radius and height; answers with 3.14 or in terms of π.
Grade 7Vertical anglesIntersecting lines: find the vertical or adjacent angle, or solve for x.
Grades 4–8Triangles worksheetFind the missing angle of a triangle, or classify triangles by sides and angles.
Handwriting and tracing
Letter, number and name tracing on primary-ruled lines, sentence copying and blank handwriting paper.
Pre-K to grade 1Letter tracing worksheetsEvery letter from A to Z in upper and lower case, a dark model then grey letters to trace.
Pre-K and KUppercase letter tracingBig capital letters on large primary lines, the size most preschoolers start with.
Pre-K and KNumber tracing 0 to 20Each number from 0 to 20 across its own line: say it, then trace it.
Pre-K to grade 1Name tracing worksheetType a child's name and it fills the page in grey to trace, with empty lines to write it alone.
Grades 1–3Handwriting practice sheetsShort sentences to trace, each with an empty line under it to copy it again. Type your own if you like.
Pre-K to grade 3Blank handwriting paperPrimary-ruled writing paper with a top line, dashed middle line and baseline, in three sizes.
Cursive handwriting
A cursive alphabet chart, A-to-Z tracing, a practice page for every letter, and names, words and sentences in cursive.
All gradesCursive alphabet chartEvery capital and small letter in cursive on one page, with the print letter beside each.
Grades 2–4Cursive worksheets A to ZEach letter pair from Aa to Zz on its own line: a dark model, then grey letters to trace.
Grades 2–4Cursive capital lettersAll 26 capital letters in cursive on large lines, the ones that look least like print.
Grades 2–4Lowercase cursive lettersThe 26 small letters in cursive to trace, the ones that do most of the joining in words.
Any ageCursive name tracingType a name and the page fills with it in joined cursive to trace, with lines to write it alone.
Grades 2–5Cursive words worksheetsShort words to trace in joined cursive, or type your own spelling words to practise.
Grades 3 and upCursive writing practice sheetsWhole sentences to trace in cursive, each with a line underneath to copy it on your own.
Grades 2–4Cursive AHow to write capital A and small a in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and a in words like apple, ant, arm.
Grades 2–4Cursive BHow to write capital B and small b in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and b in words like bed, bus, ball.
Grades 2–4Cursive CHow to write capital C and small c in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and c in words like cat, cup, cake.
Grades 2–4Cursive DHow to write capital D and small d in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and d in words like dog, duck, day.
Grades 2–4Cursive EHow to write capital E and small e in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and e in words like egg, elf, east.
Grades 2–4Cursive FHow to write capital F and small f in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and f in words like fish, fan, fun.
Grades 2–4Cursive GHow to write capital G and small g in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and g in words like goat, gum, game.
Grades 2–4Cursive HHow to write capital H and small h in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and h in words like hat, hen, home.
Grades 2–4Cursive IHow to write capital I and small i in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and i in words like ink, igloo, itch.
Grades 2–4Cursive JHow to write capital J and small j in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and j in words like jam, jet, jump.
Grades 2–4Cursive KHow to write capital K and small k in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and k in words like kite, kid, king.
Grades 2–4Cursive LHow to write capital L and small l in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and l in words like leaf, lamp, lion.
Grades 2–4Cursive MHow to write capital M and small m in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and m in words like moon, mud, map.
Grades 2–4Cursive NHow to write capital N and small n in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and n in words like nest, nut, nine.
Grades 2–4Cursive OHow to write capital O and small o in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and o in words like owl, ox, open.
Grades 2–4Cursive PHow to write capital P and small p in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and p in words like pig, pen, pie.
Grades 2–4Cursive QHow to write capital Q and small q in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and q in words like queen, quilt, quiet.
Grades 2–4Cursive RHow to write capital R and small r in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and r in words like rain, red, ring.
Grades 2–4Cursive SHow to write capital S and small s in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and s in words like sun, sock, seal.
Grades 2–4Cursive THow to write capital T and small t in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and t in words like top, tree, ten.
Grades 2–4Cursive UHow to write capital U and small u in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and u in words like up, under, us.
Grades 2–4Cursive VHow to write capital V and small v in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and v in words like van, vine, vest.
Grades 2–4Cursive WHow to write capital W and small w in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and w in words like web, wind, wig.
Grades 2–4Cursive XHow to write capital X and small x in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and x in words like fox, box, six.
Grades 2–4Cursive YHow to write capital Y and small y in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and y in words like yarn, yes, yak.
Grades 2–4Cursive ZHow to write capital Z and small z in cursive: big models, lines to trace, and z in words like zoo, zip, zebra.
Reading comprehension
Original stories and articles for grades 1 to 5, each with multiple-choice and short-answer questions and an answer key.
Grades 1–5Reading comprehension worksheetsA short original story or article, then questions to circle or answer in a sentence. Answer key included.
Grade 11st grade reading comprehensionShort passages in big type with simple words, three picture-free multiple-choice questions and one to write.
Grade 22nd grade reading comprehensionAbout a hundred words to read, then questions on the main idea, details and what a word means.
Grade 33rd grade reading comprehensionStories and science articles of about 140 words with five questions, two written in full sentences.
Grade 44th grade reading comprehensionLonger passages with questions on inference, cause and effect and vocabulary, and an answer key.
Grade 55th grade reading comprehensionPassages of over 200 words that ask readers to infer, explain and back up answers with the text.
Sight words and phonics
Dolch sight word practice, flash cards and checklists, CVC word families and real-or-nonsense word reading.
Pre-K and KSight words worksheetsRead the word, trace it twice and write it: Dolch pre-primer to third-grade lists.
KindergartenKindergarten sight words listAll 52 Dolch primer words on one checklist, with three boxes to tick as each word is mastered.
Grade 1First grade sight wordsThe 41 Dolch first-grade words, eight at a time, to read, trace and write.
Pre-K to grade 3Sight word flash cardsBig bold flash cards to cut out, fifteen to a page, for any Dolch level.
K and grade 1CVC words worksheetsA bank of short-vowel CVC words to sort into their word families, with an answer key.
K and grade 1Word families worksheetsThree word families a page, like -at, -ig and -ug, with each word to read, trace and write.
K and grade 1Real and nonsense wordsSound out each CVC word and circle real or nonsense: a quick decoding check.
Spelling and ABC order
Spelling word lists for grades 1 to 5, practice sheets for your own words, spelling test paper and ABC order.
Any gradeSpelling practice worksheetType this week's words: write each one twice, then cover it and write it from memory.
Any gradeSpelling test templateNumbered lines for 5 to 20 words, bonus words, a dictation sentence and a score box.
Grade 11st grade spelling wordsShort-vowel words, digraphs, blends and silent-e words, ten at a time to practise.
Grade 22nd grade spelling wordsVowel teams, r-controlled vowels, -ed and -ing endings and common tricky words.
Grade 33rd grade spelling wordsHomophones, silent letters and longer words like beautiful and different.
Grade 44th grade spelling wordsWords like separate, receive and environment that trip up older writers.
Grade 55th grade spelling wordsCommonly misspelled words: necessary, rhythm, embarrass, occurrence and more.
Grades 1–3ABC order worksheetsSets of sight and spelling words to put in alphabetical order, by first or second letter.
Grammar and punctuation
Rewrite the sentence, capitalization, end punctuation, and finding nouns and verbs, each with an answer key.
Grades 1–3Rewrite the sentence worksheetsFix each sentence: capital letters for the start, names, places, days and months, and the right end mark.
Grades 1–3Capitalization worksheetsSentences with every capital missing, to rewrite with the first word, names and I capitalized.
Grades 1–2End punctuation worksheetsTelling sentences, questions and exclamations: add a period, question mark or exclamation mark.
Grades 1–3Nouns worksheetsCircle every person, place, thing and animal, including proper nouns, with an answer key.
Grades 1–3Verbs worksheetsFind the action word in each sentence, with an answer key that underlines it.
Charts and number lines
Printable multiplication charts and number lines, set up the way you need them.
All gradesPrintable number lineNumber lines from any start, counting by whole numbers, decimals or fractions.
Grades 2–6Number line worksheetRead points and fill in missing numbers on whole, negative, decimal and fraction lines.
Grades 2–5Multiplication chartA 10 × 10 to 20 × 20 times table chart, filled in, blank or partly filled.