Math Printables
There are lots of resources out there for math. We have found a few to list here that allow you to print out pages for students to practice math problems on. Some will even generate a new one when you give the parameters (Addition 0-5, Multiplication 5-12).
Math is Fun has games and worksheets available. Since this area is for printable work, the link goes directly to the worksheets. Choose the subject in math to work on then choose the range of numbers to work on. It will generate 10-20 random problems for the area you chose. Click try another at the top of the page if you want a different set of problems.
Math-Aids.com is a free site that generates math worksheets for students to practice with. There is a lot to read on the website, but here are the instructions for using the worksheet generator:
After going to the website, click on the type of work your student needs to practice on the menu to the left.
Scroll down to the types of worksheets and click on the one you'd like your student to practice on. There are usually several formats.
Choose the types of numbers your student needs practice with. For example, if you have a Kindergartener, you might choose 1-5 for the top number, and 0 for the bottom number. This will give your student problems that only add 0. If you have a third grader, You might choose 7 as the lower number in the multiplication section to have them practice those facts.
Choose the number of problems.
Then choose the language for the instructions or word problems.
Choose if you want an answer page.
(Skip over the ad) and scroll to the create button.
The worksheet will appear in a box. At the top of the box will be options to save and print. If you chose to have an answer sheet, it will be on the next page.
If you need help with this, please contact your Learning Coach.