Math Practice

Topics are grouped by skill. Each group has an Introduction, then numbered worksheets with Worksheet, PDF, and Quiz where available.

Problem type Addition (e.g. 12 + 8) Missing number (e.g. __ + 3 = 8) Subtraction (e.g. 15 - 7) Multiplication (e.g. 6 × 7 or 6 * 7) Division (e.g. 48 ÷ 6 or 48 / 6) Fractions — add, subtract, or × whole (e.g. 1/8 + 3/8) Decimals — compare (e.g. 0.6 ? 0.45) Decimals — place value (e.g. 3.45|tenths) Mixed numbers — convert (e.g. 7/4>m) Mixed numbers — add/sub (e.g. 1 1/4 + 2 3/4) Fractions — multiply (e.g. 2/3 × 4/5) Fractions — divide (e.g. 1/3 ÷ 2 or 4 ÷ 1/2) Coordinates — read point (e.g. 4|6 or A|3|8) Coordinates — name shape (e.g. rect|1,1|4,1|4,3|1,3) Factors & multiples (e.g. gcf|12,18) Rounding — whole numbers (e.g. 4856|100) Place value — millions (e.g. 4856123|hundred_thousands) Perimeter — rectangle or square (dimensions in cm) Volume — rectangular prism (e.g. 8×6×4) Area — rectangle or square (dimensions in cm) Area — count unit squares on a grid (legacy fill) Area — count square units (outline on grid) Area — compare shapes by counting squares Area — compare rectangles (unit squares) Perimeter — count units around shape Area — composite (L-shape, two rectangles) Area vs perimeter mixed Word problems (one step) Angles — acute, right, or obtuse Angles — measure in degrees Clock — angle between hands Angles — add & subtract Fractions (circle + number line) Clock: analog → digital (read the clock) Clock: digital → analog (set the hands) Count objects (e.g. cat×4) Picture addition (e.g. cat×3+dog×2) Picture subtraction (e.g. soccer×8-soccer×3) Ten frames (e.g. 6+4) Money — name coins or bills (e.g. quarter, $5) Money — count total in cents (e.g. q+n+d or b1,q) Measurement — choose unit (cm, m) Measurement — choose unit (inch, ft) Measurement — read ruler (inch, ft) Measurement — read ruler (cm, m) Measurement — longer or shorter (no ruler) Graphs — create bar graph (drag bars) Graphs — read bar graph & answer Graphs — read line plot & answer Coordinates — plot a point Quadrilaterals — classify Problems, times, or fractions (one per line, or separate with commas)

One addition per line. Use + between numbers. You can use decimals (e.g. 1.5 + 2).

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