Double Digit Near Doubles

Practice adding near doubles with these addition worksheets. The two parts of each problem are either equal, or differ by one, two or ten. Examples include 36 + 35 and 70 + 80. Challenge your students by making a random part of each problem blank.

Bridging Doubles

This wizard makes addition and subtraction worksheets where the first part is a double digit figure and the second part is a single digit figure. The result of adding or subtracting the single digit figure bridges 10. For example, 16 + 5 bridges 20 and 72 - 6 bridges 70. Make this worksheet even more difficult by randomizing the blanks!

Working with Tens

This wizard makes multiplication and division worksheets using tens and hundreds. Some of the problems are of the 6 x 10 variety, but others are like 6 x 100, which is of course 6 x 10 x 10. Likewise, division problems are either 60 / 10 or 600 / 10. There are 16 such questions on this sheet, which change every time you click "Make Worksheet".

Counting On

This math wizard makes a worksheet with addition problems. Every question consists of two numbers that when added together "bridge 10". However, unlike the "Bridging Doubles" worksheets above, these problems encourage your children to "count on", either in ones or tens to find the answer.

What's the Rule?

This worksheet gives your children 8 boxes, each with 4 pairs of numbers. Your students need to figure out the rule that connects the pairs in each box. This could be either addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Also, each box has one number missing which needs to be filled in. To make things even more challenging, due to the complexities of programming this kind of worksheet maker, some of the pairs might be repeated, reducing the number of examples from which your children can determine the rule. Good luck!

Doubling

This math wizard makes a "multiply by two" worksheet with 16 questions. The numbers range from 10 to 30, so you will have problems such as 12 x 2 and even 27 x 2. Also, the order of each question varies so some of the problems will be reversed like 2 x 15. Press the "Make Worksheet" button for a new sheet.

Halving

Make a math worksheet to practice halving numbers. This wizard generates 16 "divide by two" problems using specially selected numbers such as 12, 20, 48, 100, 240, and 600. Create a new worksheet with each click of the "Make Worksheet" button.

2 & 4 Multiplication

Print a times-table for 1, 2 and 4. This math worksheet maker will create a table with spaces for your child to write in the values from the times-tables. Some of the values are already written in. The difficulty level determines the chance of each space being pre-filled. Easy = 1/2 chance; Medium = 1/3 chance: Hard = 1/4 chance.

Random Addition

Make a math worksheet with random addition problems. There are 16 problems on this worksheet which vary every time you press the "Make Worksheet" button. The result of each sum is never greater than 100. Choose whether you want the answer to be blank, or randomize the blank part of each problem.

Fractions

This math wizard makes worksheets with fractions. There are eight rectangles on each page, split into boxes. Your students need to count the total number of boxes in each rectangle, then write the fraction of boxes that are shaded gray.

Circle the Multiples

This multiples worksheet is just like a word search puzzle, but instead of circling words, your students need to find and circle all the multiples of a chosen number. There are 12 numbers for your children to find, following the times table. For example, if you make a worksheet using multiples of 6, your children need to circle 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, 66 and 72. There is only one occurence of each of those numbers. All the other squares are filled in with other numbers that aren't multiples of what you choose.

Division with Remainders

Make a math worksheet for division with remainders. All sixteen problems on this worksheet produce remainders. In every case, the larger number is divided by either 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10. The answer box is large enough for your children to write both the answer and the remainder, e.g. 5 r3. Each time you click the "Make worskheet" button, you'll get a different worksheet with 16 new problems.

Multiplying & Dividing

This math wizard makes multiplication and division worksheets. A number between 2 and 12 is multiplied by a number between 2 and 5, or 10. Division is done using the same numbers. You can also choose to make a worksheet with a mixture of multiplication and division problems, and also decide whether the answer should be blank or a random part of each problem.

Word Problems - half, double, more than, as many as, etc.

This math worksheet contains word problems to challenge your children in real life situations. The questions include wording such as as many as, half, double, and more than. An example of one of the sentences is:

Ken makes 14 cookies. Erin eats half of them. How many cookies are left?

Math Problems 1 - Various questions about Mrs. Honeypot.

Here are some more math problems all about the teacher, Mrs. Honeypot. These worksheets ask questions that require addition, subtraction and multiplication. Here are two examples:

If a new glitter pen costs 70¢. How much do 5 glitter pens cost?

Today is April 7. It's Mr. Honeypot's birthday on April 22. How long does Mrs. Honeypot have left to buy him a present?

Math Problems 2 - Various questions about a farmer and his hens.

Theses math problems are about a farmer and his hens. Your children need to work out how many eggs are sold, what the total earnings are for the farmer, and how much he has left after paying for the feed. Here is an example:

Three hens were laying 3 mega-yolk eggs each, every week. How many eggs did they lay in 4 weeks?

Math Problems 3 - "How many?" questions about bug collecting.

Here is another set of math problems. These questions are about children catching bugs. With a little arithmetic, can your students solve these "How many?" questions? Here are two examples:

Adam chased Joanne with a jar of 20 flies but 10 escaped. How many did he have left?

Ken caught 28 ants. He separated them equally into 4 jars. How many ants were in each jar?

Math Problems 4 - "How many?" questions with a fruit-eating giant.

This set of math problems focuses on addition and subtraction with some numbers over 100. There are five "How many" questions, all about a friendly giant who likes to eat fruit. Here are two examples:

Joanne gives Ken the giant 62 apples and Adam gives him 89 pears. How much fruit do the children give Ken?

Paul, Mary and Sally ate strawberries with the giant. They started with 117 and had 56 left. How many did they eat?

Math Problems 5 - Rounding numbers at a children's party.

The five questions on this worksheet that tell the story of children at a party. Your students need to round the numbers up or down to find the answers. Here are two examples:

There are 34 children at the party. How many teams of 10 can they make?

Each child can hold a handful of 4 sweets without dropping any. If one bag holds 26 sweets, how many handfuls can it fill?