Free Printable Worksheets
Every worksheet here is generated when you open it, so the questions differ each time you print one. Choose a type, set the grade and the difficulty, and take away a PDF with its answer key.
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Missing Number Subtraction
Questions like 14 - __ = 6, where the student finds the missing number.
Number Bonds to 5
Questions like 3 + __ = 5. The first pairs a child learns by heart.
Number Bonds to 10
Questions like 6 + __ = 10, the pairs every later method rests on.
Spelling Practice (your words)
Paste your spelling list and each word gets lines to copy it onto.
Missing Letters (your words)
Letters are removed from each of your words for the student to fill in.
ABC Order (your words)
Your words are grouped and put out of order for the student to sort.
Question Sheet (your questions)
Paste your own questions and answers to build a quiz with a matching key.
Kindergarten Sight Word Search
The first sight words, in a grid that runs across and down only.
Word Search From Your Own List
Paste this week’s spelling or topic words and get a puzzle from them.
Word Search With No Word List
The word list is hidden, so the puzzle becomes a real challenge.
Addition Word Problems to 20
Story problems about adding things together, with numbers up to 20.
Addition Word Problems to 100
Story problems about adding things together, with numbers up to 100.
Addition Word Problems to 500
Story problems about adding things together, with numbers up to 500.
Subtraction Word Problems to 20
Story problems about taking away and finding the difference, with numbers up to 20.
Subtraction Word Problems to 100
Story problems about taking away and finding the difference, with numbers up to 100.
Subtraction Word Problems to 500
Story problems about taking away and finding the difference, with numbers up to 500.
Multiplication Word Problems to 20
Story problems about equal groups and repeated addition, with numbers up to 20.
Multiplication Word Problems to 100
Story problems about equal groups and repeated addition, with numbers up to 100.
Multiplication Word Problems to 500
Story problems about equal groups and repeated addition, with numbers up to 500.
Division Word Problems to 20
Story problems about sharing equally and grouping, with numbers up to 20.
Division Word Problems to 100
Story problems about sharing equally and grouping, with numbers up to 100.
Division Word Problems to 500
Story problems about sharing equally and grouping, with numbers up to 500.
Two-Step Word Problem Challenge
Larger numbers across two steps, for the strongest problem solvers.
Telling the Time: Half Past
Read each clock and write the time in words, using o'clock and half past.
Telling the Time: Quarter Past and Quarter To
Read each clock and write the time in words, using quarter past and quarter to.
Telling the Time: Five Minute
Read each clock and write the time in words, using five-minute steps.
Clock to Digital: Half Past
Read each clock and write the time in digits, using o'clock and half past.
Clock to Digital: Quarter Past and Quarter To
Read each clock and write the time in digits, using quarter past and quarter to.
Clock to Digital: Five Minute
Read each clock and write the time in digits, using five-minute steps.
Clock to Digital: To The Minute
Read each clock and write the time in digits, using any minute.
Draw the Hands: Quarter Past and Quarter To
Draw the hands to show each time, using quarter past and quarter to.
Telling the Time Without Numbers
The face has tick marks but no numbers, so the hands must be judged.
Naming Fractions: Halves and Quarters
Write the fraction shaded on each circle, using halves and quarters.
Naming Fractions: Up to Eighths
Write the fraction shaded on each circle, using halves, quarters and eighths.
Naming Fractions: Up to Twelfths
Write the fraction shaded on each circle, using denominators up to twelve.
Shading Fractions: Halves and Quarters
Shade each shape to show the fraction given, using halves and quarters.
Shading Fractions: Up to Eighths
Shade each shape to show the fraction given, using halves, quarters and eighths.
Shading Fractions: Up to Twelfths
Shade each shape to show the fraction given, using denominators up to twelve.
Equivalent Fractions on Circles
The same idea shown on circles, where the halving is easiest to see.
Capital Letters and Full Stops
Rewrite each sentence with the capitals and end punctuation it needs.
Statement, Question or Exclamation
Name the kind of sentence from how it is written and punctuated.
Subject and Verb Agreement
Choose the verb that matches the subject: is or are, was or were.
Reading Comprehension: Early
A short passage of two paragraphs, with questions to answer below it.
Finding Facts: Early
Questions answered straight from the text, for children new to comprehension.
Story Comprehension: Early
Short stories about everyday things, with questions about what happened.
Reading Comprehension: Upper
A longer passage with five questions, including inference and opinion.
Comprehension With Extra Writing Space
The same questions with more ruled lines, for larger handwriting.
Reading: Stories, Finding Facts
Story passages with questions answered straight from the text.
Reading: Information Texts, Thinking
Information passages with questions the text does not answer directly.
Reading: One Passage, Six Questions
A single passage worked over thoroughly rather than two skimmed.
Rules, Laws and Government
Laws, government, voting, courts, rights and responsibilities.
Cultures and Festivals
Traditions, festivals, language and living in a diverse society.
Villages, Towns and Cities
Villages, towns and cities, and why settlements grow where they do.
Naming Shapes to Octagons
Adds pentagons, hexagons, heptagons, octagons, rhombuses and trapezoids.
Counting Dollars and Cents: Larger Amounts
Every US coins denomination, and up to six in a group.
Counting Pounds and Pence: Larger Amounts
Every UK coins denomination, and up to six in a group.
Counting Euros and Cents: Larger Amounts
Every euro coins denomination, and up to six in a group.
Robot Grid: First Steps
Follow two moves across a four-square grid and say where the robot stops.
Robot Grid: Four Moves
Four moves across a five-square grid, tracking the robot square by square.
Robot Grid: Long Paths
Eight moves on a six-square grid, where losing your place loses the answer.
Write the Moves
Work backwards: write the instructions that get the robot to the shaded square.
Write the Moves: Bigger Grid
The same puzzle on a seven-square grid, where the route takes more planning.
Colour the Grid
Colour the squares from a list of coordinates, then count them.
Put the Steps in Order
Everyday routines with their steps shuffled. Put them back in order.
Find the Bug
Two steps have been swapped. Find which pair is the wrong way round.
Loops: How Many Times?
A loop inside a loop. Work out how many times the action really happens.
Loops: Bigger Numbers
Loop counting where the multiplication is worth writing down.
If / Then Rules: Full Page
A longer sheet of two-branch rules, including a first look at FizzBuzz.
Carry On the Pattern
Repeating shape patterns. Spot the rule and say what comes next.
Carry On the Pattern: Longer Rules
Patterns whose repeating unit is three shapes rather than two.
Read Binary: 3 Digits
Numbers up to 7 written in binary. A first look at place value in base two.
Read Binary: 4 Digits
Numbers up to 15 in binary, where the doubling really has to be tracked.
Write Binary: 4 Digits
The other direction: turn an everyday number into 0s and 1s.
Write Binary: 5 Digits
Converting to binary with five place values to account for.
Crack the Code: Computing Words
The same cipher, spelling out words from computing.
Colour Mixing: First Mixes
The mixes every child learns first, using red, yellow and blue paint.
Colour Mixing: Every Mix
Including the in-between colours like red-orange and blue-green.
Primary or Secondary?
Sort the six main colours into the ones you start with and the ones you mix.
Primary, Secondary or Tertiary?
All twelve colours of the wheel sorted into their three families.
Warm or Cool Colours?
The colours of fire and sunlight, and the colours of water and shade.
Warm or Cool: Full Page
A longer sheet of warm and cool sorting, including the in-between colours.
Complementary Colours
The pairs opposite each other on the wheel, which look brightest side by side.
Art Materials and Kinds of Art
Watercolour, pastels, collage, sculpture, portrait, still life and more.
Symmetry: First Steps
Finish a simple picture so both sides of the mirror line match.
Symmetry: Down the Middle
Reflect a shape across a vertical mirror line on a six-square grid.
Symmetry: Across the Middle
The same skill with the mirror line running the other way, which is harder.
Symmetry: Bigger Pictures
An eight-square grid, where the shape has more to keep track of.
Grid Drawing: First Steps
Build a shape square by square. The oldest drawing exercise there is.
Spanish Colours: Read
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Colours: Write
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Days of the Week: Read
The seven days, which in Spanish are not capitalised. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Days of the Week: Write
The seven days, which in Spanish are not capitalised. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Months: Read
The twelve months, also lower case in Spanish. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Months: Write
The twelve months, also lower case in Spanish. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Family: Read
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Family: Write
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Food and Drink: Read
Everyday food and drink. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Food and Drink: Write
Everyday food and drink. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Animals: Read
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Animals: Write
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Parts of the Body: Read
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Parts of the Body: Write
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish In the Classroom: Read
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish In the Classroom: Write
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Greetings: Read
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Greetings: Write
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish The Weather: Read
Whole phrases: hace sol, llueve, hace frío. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish The Weather: Write
Whole phrases: hace sol, llueve, hace frío. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Clothes: Read
Shirt, shoes, coat and the rest. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Clothes: Write
Shirt, shoes, coat and the rest. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Around the House: Read
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Around the House: Write
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the English and write the Spanish.
Spanish Common Verbs: Read
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including ser and estar. Read the Spanish and write the English.
Spanish Common Verbs: Write
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including ser and estar. Read the English and write the Spanish.
El or La? Classroom Words
The article is part of the word. Practise it on classroom objects.
Spanish Plurals: Classroom
Add -s after a vowel and -es after a consonant, and change the article too.
French Colours: Read
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the French and write the English.
French Colours: Write
The eleven colours a beginner meets first. Read the English and write the French.
French Days of the Week: Read
The seven days, which in French are not capitalised. Read the French and write the English.
French Days of the Week: Write
The seven days, which in French are not capitalised. Read the English and write the French.
French Months: Read
The twelve months, also lower case in French. Read the French and write the English.
French Months: Write
The twelve months, also lower case in French. Read the English and write the French.
French Family: Read
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the French and write the English.
French Family: Write
Mother, father, brother, sister and the rest, with their articles. Read the English and write the French.
French Animals: Read
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the French and write the English.
French Animals: Write
Pets, farm animals and a few wild ones. Read the English and write the French.
French Parts of the Body: Read
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the French and write the English.
French Parts of the Body: Write
Head, hand, eye and the rest. Read the English and write the French.
French In the Classroom: Read
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the French and write the English.
French In the Classroom: Write
Book, pencil, chair and everything else on the desk. Read the English and write the French.
French Greetings: Read
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the French and write the English.
French Greetings: Write
Hello, goodbye, please and thank you. Read the English and write the French.
French The Weather: Read
Whole phrases: il fait beau, il pleut, il fait froid. Read the French and write the English.
French The Weather: Write
Whole phrases: il fait beau, il pleut, il fait froid. Read the English and write the French.
French Clothes: Write
Shirt, shoes, coat and the rest. Read the English and write the French.
French Around the House: Read
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the French and write the English.
French Around the House: Write
Kitchen, bedroom, garden and what is in them. Read the English and write the French.
French Common Verbs: Read
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including etre and avoir. Read the French and write the English.
French Common Verbs: Write
Fifteen verbs in the infinitive, including etre and avoir. Read the English and write the French.
French Numbers to 100
The tens, up to cent - including quatre-vingts, which literally means four twenties.
Le, La or L’? Classroom Words
The article is part of the word, and elides to l’ before a vowel sound.
French Plurals: Classroom
Add -s, and change the article to les. Some words already end in -s and do not change.
French Plurals: Animals
Including cheval and chevaux, and souris which does not change at all.
Nothing matched that
Try a single word, or a skill rather than a topic - "addition", "times tables" and "missing number" all work well.