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The Best Printable Math Worksheets Available Online

By Matthew Lynch
July 22, 2022
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Free printable arithmetic worksheets might help you overcome your math fear.

Nothing beats practice problems when preparing your three-year-old for kindergarten, being concerned about a nine-year-old who can’t quite grasp amplification, being a high school student worried about an upcoming calculus test, or simply reviewing basic trigonometry before beginning your first college math course. 

Assigned study problems are great, but what happens when you run out of questions from the teacher, need to study an earlier unit before going on to the present math abilities, or reach the end of the questions in your textbook?

Fortunately, there are numerous internet resources for printable math workbooks that may help you, your students, or your child practice every type of arithmetic you can think of as much as you need. 

The large bulk of these worksheets are free, and many include free answer scripts, full explanations, or imaginative and interesting math games that truly help learners unleash their full arithmetic potential.

To save time combing through the insufficient resources, this list covers the best sites for math printables categorized by category – ideally providing you with tools to help you handle even the most difficult math topics.

Khan Academy

Before I begin discussing worksheet-only resources, I’d like to take a moment to highlight Khan Academy, a fantastic educational tool.

If you or someone you know is having trouble grasping arithmetic topics, try Khan Academy to re-teach or refresh basic math abilities (ranging in level from pre-kindergarten to college and standardized tests like the MCAT and SAT).

All classes are video-based, with online practice problems available, and families can create parent accounts to track their children’s development.

While they are not printable worksheets, Khan Academy’s free learning tools are second to none in the internet world and may be just what you need to improve your arithmetic skills.

Enormous Math Worksheet Databases

These are the places to visit if you’re looking for all-purpose materials with a limitless amount of worksheets for all levels simply ready to be discovered.

A word of caution: the math homework websites with the most worksheets are less appealing and may be less structured than some of the more specialized sites. That being said, there are occasions when quantity simply cannot be beaten – and all these sites have plenty of it.

MathWorksheetsLand.com

With over 61,000 printables that can be organized by grade or question type, this site bills itself as the largest resource for math printables on the internet. Many of the activities adhere to the subject in the curriculum in the United States.

The website also has a search function (a nice touch when working with so many downloadable files!). However, full access to answer keys requires a premium membership (currently $29.99/year).

Math-Drills.com

This website contains over 50,000 worksheets covering various topics and ability levels. This website’s worksheets are of excellent print quality and fit an extensive series of questions on a single sheet of paper.

This website organizes its sheets by topic rather than grade level, but it also offers modifications based on the geographic area.

Math-Aids.com

Worksheets on this site cover a wide range of grade levels and grade alternatives, concentrating on specific themes (e.g., time, numerals, Venn diagrams) that are not covered in all other types.

Because this website is supported by advertising, there are numerous advertisements on each page. To enjoy the site without advertisements, you must be a paid member ($19.95/year).

Technology

Technology includes worksheets that assist students in understanding the stock market, interpreting spreadsheets, and completing survey labs, in addition to the core math skills taught by most websites.

People who subscribe to membership plans allow teachers and students to access additional spreadsheets in the vault.

Dr. Mike’s Math Games for Kids

Strange games which are more complex than you might expect!

A math-based crossword puzzle (where each solution becomes a letter when a calculator is turned upside down), space birthday calculators, and anagrams puzzles are just a few examples.

Education.com

Education.com has a variety of imaginative math worksheets available, such as color-by-numbers for numerals and themed worksheets with interesting questions to keep children interested in completing the task.

To access these resources, you must first create a free account. To dig down certain spreadsheets, use the filters on the left.

HomeSchoolMath.net

This website contains a variety of colorful and well-designed worksheets focusing on money management with various currencies as well as other practical skills such as telling time, measurement, and fundamental number theory.

Many worksheets can be tailored to the needs of the user. For example, on the money worksheets, you can specify which coins and bills appear on the page, the greatest total that can be calculated, and the number of questions that appear.

KidZone

The website offers themed worksheets for basic math abilities with graphics of dinosaurs, holidays, the Olympics, and farm animals.

The activities on KidZone are designed for children in Preschool through Fifth Grade.

MathBlaster.com

Math Blaster is one of the more professional-looking websites on this list, with worksheets ranging from kindergarten to sixth grade. To access the printable downloads, you must first register for free.

Many of the worksheets descriptions relate arithmetic skills (such as proportion awareness) to real-world chores, assisting parents or tutors in emphasizing the relevance of maths in daily life. Furthermore, the website provides a fun online arithmetic game that kids enjoy playing while boosting their math skills!

Tutor USA

Tutor USA provides worksheets for various advanced math disciplines, like algebra, geometry, and calculus. Many worksheets provide detailed solutions, which can benefit students (or parents) who need assistance with these tough concepts.

FunMaths.com

These worksheets cover several higher-level math activities in great depth, including trigonometry, algebra, geometry, and statistics, as well as core abilities such as decimals and fractions that students need to review.

The beautiful thing about these basic worksheets is that they lack the infantile “cartoony” qualities of worksheets designed for children, bearing in mind the age group of the adolescents who will use the sheets.

This website also includes exercises like “spend a million dollars” and “purchase a house,” which may help pupils appreciate the real-world arithmetic skills they’re learning.

Analyze Math

Analyze Math provides specialized worksheets in trigonometry, algebra, statistics, calculus, and practical math. Tutorials complement the exercises for each skill, and most worksheets provide handwritten solutions.

Math Goodies

This free sheet generator has fewer options than the alternative below, but it still allows you to construct your lesson in twenty different arithmetic subjects.

These exercises can be done online or printed and used offline. They can be scored automatically if completed online. There are no separate solution papers; however, you can score a blank online form to see the conclusive answers for each question.

TheMathWorksheetSite.com

This service requires a $2.50/month subscription and allows you to construct puzzles based on addition, multiplication, telling time, graphing, fractions, area/perimeter, algebra, logarithms, and more.

There are several alternatives for each major math subject, guaranteeing that you may always adapt your worksheet to the exact difficulty level.

Math Worksheet Success Tips

Whatever site you choose for your big exam, here are some general recommendations for math worksheet success.

  1. Set a Timer — This not only helps you to track your progress over time but also ability to take regular breaks to avoid irritation. There are plenty of nice timers for smartphones.
  2. Use Focus Sheets — A worksheet with many questions might be very intimidating. To assist you in focusing on the subject at hand, try covering most of the answers with a blank piece of paper.
  3. Skip Ahead — If you’re getting frustrated with a particular question, consider moving on to a different one and returning to the bothersome one later. Clearing your mind and tackling other issues can help you tackle the unpleasant ones with a fresh perspective and a better mood.
  4. Show Your Work — Even if you can solve an issue without writing it down, it’s a good practice to do so until you’ve completely mastered a skill. If you don’t keep account of the stages you made to get there, it’s difficult to tell where you went wrong.

Keep Track of Your Progress — It’s a good idea to maintain track of old sheets and projects so you can observe how your scores improve over time. This is one of the most effective techniques to keep you engaged in your quest to improve your arithmetic skills! 

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