Free math worksheets, calculators and unit conversions
Printable worksheets with answer keys, step-by-step calculators and a unit converter, all generated on the fly.
Math worksheets
Calculators
Unit converter
Word lists
Printable math worksheets
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and fractions, each at several levels. Every worksheet is generated fresh with 10 to 40 problems and an answer key on its own page, so you can print a different sheet for every lesson or every child.
Calculators that show the method
Percentages, percentage change, fractions to decimals and factorials. Each answer comes with the steps, the result in other forms (decimal, fraction, ratio), the spreadsheet formula and practice questions, so the method can be learned and checked.
Unit conversions with worked steps
63 units of length, mass, volume, area, time, speed, data and temperature, converted from exact definitions, with a conversion table and the formula for both directions.
Times tables and spelling lists
Times tables from 1 to 100 with patterns that make them easier to remember and a practice sheet for each, plus 119 spelling lists grouped by phonics pattern and level.
Popular calculations
- 15% of 80
- 20% of 50
- 20 is what percent of 80
- 45 out of 60 as a percentage
- percentage change from 40 to 50
- 1/3 as a decimal
- 5/8 as a decimal
- 7 times table
How it works
Every page is calculated when you open it, from the numbers in its address, so there are no tables copied from elsewhere and no rounding mistakes carried over. A calculator page shows the answer first, then the method step by step, a quicker way to do it in your head and a check you can do backwards. Worksheets use a new set of numbers each time you ask for one, and the answer key is worked out by the same program.
For teachers, parents and students
Teachers can print a different worksheet for each group or each day without photocopying the same sheet. Parents get answer keys and a worked example for every level, so homework help does not depend on remembering how a method was taught. Students can check an answer and see exactly where a calculation went wrong. Nothing needs an account, and every page prints cleanly without the menus and ads.
Questions
Is everything free?
Yes. All worksheets, answer keys, calculators and conversions are free to use, print and share with a class. The site is paid for by advertising.
Which school years are the worksheets for?
From kindergarten counting up to fractions and negative numbers in grades 6 and 7. Each level says which grade usually covers it.
How accurate are the calculators?
Calculations use exact arithmetic where possible, and results are rounded only for display. Unit conversions use the official definitions of each unit.
Can I suggest a new worksheet or calculator?
Yes, use the contact page. Suggestions from teachers decide what gets added next.