WORKSHEET LIBRARY

Math Worksheets by Topic

Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division, then choose whole numbers, fractions, or decimals. Calculation practice and word problems have separate categories. Only available worksheet categories are listed.

Kindergarten · Count & compare picture groups

Kindergarten · Add & subtract within 5

Kindergarten · Act out stories within 10

After small-group stories within 5, use objects or drawings for joining and taking away within 10. An adult can read and record the equation while the child moves or draws counters.

Kindergarten · Make 10 with pictures

Kindergarten · Compare lengths

Kindergarten · Sort & count shapes

Kindergarten · Name & describe flat shapes

Kindergarten · Repeating patterns · enrichment

Kindergarten · Break apart numbers within 9

Grade 1 · Addition & subtraction within 20

Grade 2 · Place value, addition & subtraction

Grade 3 · Equal groups, multiplication & division

Grade 3 · Addition & subtraction within 1,000

Practice accurate addition and subtraction within 1,000. Choose and explain an efficient place-value strategy, then check the result. The story worksheet is shared with Grade 2; use models as needed and work toward confident calculation. For missing amounts, choose the Within 1,000 option on the shared missing-part worksheet. Choose the Within 1,000 option on the difference worksheet to compare two known amounts. On the missing-part page, Crossing 100 starts with a two-digit amount and ends above 100. On the difference page, Crossing 100 compares a two-digit amount with an amount above 100.

Grade 4 · Add & subtract fractions with like denominators

Grade 4 · Multi-digit addition & subtraction

Grade 4 · Multiplication & rectangle area

Use equal groups and rectangle models to explain place-value multiplication. Choose a two- or three-digit group amounts activity on the shared multiplication and division worksheet before moving to larger products.

Grade 4 · Division & remainders

Use sharing with two-digit answers to explain exact division, then consider the meaning of remainders in division stories. Choose the larger-sharing activity on the shared equal-groups worksheet.

Grade 5 · Add & subtract decimals to hundredths

Grade 5 · Multiply decimals: tenths by tenths

Grade 5 · Divide decimals: tenths by tenths

Grade 4 · Multiply fractions by whole numbers

Grade 5 · Rectangle area with fractional sides

Grade 5 · Add & subtract fractions with unlike denominators

Grade 5 · Divide whole numbers by unit fractions

Grade 5 · Divide with two-digit divisors

Grade 5 · Multiply three-digit by two-digit numbers

Grade 2 · Add four two-digit numbers

Grade 3 · Multiply by multiples of 10

Grade 1 · Add & subtract whole tens

Grade 5 · Write & interpret expressions with parentheses

Grade 4 · Find factors through equal arrays

Grade 1 · Add ones to a two-digit number

Grade 2 · Two-step addition & subtraction stories

Follow a small collection through two changes: find more, then give some away. Explain the intermediate total before finding the final amount.

Grade 3 · Two-step multiplication & subtraction stories

Combine equal groups, then remove an amount from the total. Connect each step to its meaning and check the remaining number.

Grade 2 · Length addition & subtraction stories

Use lengths in the same unit to model joining ribbons and cutting off a section. Find the remaining length in centimeters.

Grade 3 · Liquid volume & mass word problems

Multiply equal amounts or subtract an amount used. Each story stays in liters or grams; no conversion is needed.

Grade 4 · Interpret remainders: enough vans for everyone

Use the quotient and remainder to find the minimum number of whole vehicles. Check that there are enough seats and one fewer van would not be enough.

Grade 5 · Fraction multiplication: scale amounts

Compare smaller and larger amounts using fractional multipliers. Use equal-sized measuring parts to explain how the scale factor changes the original amount.

Grade 2 · Find missing amounts and differences within 100

Identify a missing part, an amount needed, or the difference between two known amounts. Use bar models and an addition check to explain the answer.

Grade 4 · Find a missing fraction amount

Keep the same unit whole while finding the other part or the amount needed. Use equivalent fractions and an addition check.

Grade 5 · Find a missing fraction part with unlike denominators

Rename amounts using equal-sized fractional pieces. Find the other part and rebuild the total to check.

Grade 5 · Find a missing decimal amount

Find the other part or the increase needed to reach a total. Use place-value exchanges and an addition check.

Grade 5 · Measure full and partial groups

Divide a decimal amount by a whole-number group size. Include the fractional part of a group and check the total.

Grade 5 · Measure groups with decimal sizes

Use the same smaller unit for both quantities. Explain why a group size below one gives a larger numerical quotient.

Grade 4 · Compare amounts with multiplication

Distinguish times as much from more than. Find the compared amount from a reference amount and a whole-number multiplier.

Grade 3 · Understand and compare fractions

Name shaded parts of a whole, read fractions on number lines from zero to one, and compare fractions with matching denominators. Use equal-sized parts and explain the meaning of the denominator.

Grade 5 · Decimal place value

Identify digits through thousandths, explain their values, and compare decimals by place value. These selected activities do not assess every part of decimal notation.

Grade 5 · Equivalent fractions for fraction operations

Preserve a fraction’s value by changing numerator and denominator together. Simplifying is supporting practice before operations, not a full assessment of unlike-denominator addition and subtraction.

Grade 2 · Compare three-digit numbers

Compare the meanings of hundreds, tens, and ones. Reading number names and writing expanded form are not included in this activity.

Grade 2 · Hundreds, tens, and ones

Grade 1 · Understand tens and ones

Grade 1 · Tell time to the hour and half hour

Grade 2 · Tell time to five minutes

Grade 3 · Understand rectangle perimeter

Grade 3 · Understand area in square units

Grade 5 · Understand volume with unit cubes

Grade 5 · Read points on the coordinate plane

Grade 3 · Round to tens and hundreds

Grade 4 · Compare large whole numbers

Grade 5 · Round decimals to whole numbers and tenths

Grade 1 · Compare two-digit numbers

Grade 1 · Ten more and ten less

Grade 2 · Halves, thirds, and fourths

Grade 2 · Odd and even groups

Grade 1 · Order three lengths

Grade 2 · Read and compare graph data

Grade 2 · Read measurement line plots

Grade 1 · Understand the equal sign

Grade 3 · Missing factors and dividends

Grade 4 · Compare fractions with unlike denominators

Grade 4 · Tenths, hundredths, and decimals

Grade 5 · Multiply and divide by powers of ten

Grade 4 · Prime, composite, and multiples

Grade 3 · Quadrilateral families

Grade 2 · 10 or 100 more or less

Grade 2 · Count forward by 5, 10, and 100

Grade 3 · Elapsed time word problems

Grade 2 · Three-digit number names

Grade 4 · Lines of symmetry

Grade 4 · Lines, rays, and segments

Grade 1 · Build and draw shapes

Grade 4 · Measurement unit conversions

Grade 4 · Measure and draw angles

Grade 3 · Read fraction measurement plots

Grade 2 · Estimate and measure length

Grade 2 · Sides, corners, and faces

Grade 4 · Compare decimals through hundredths

Grade 5 · Convert to larger units