Printable math: from counting to multiplication tables

A4 sheets in three versions each, with answers on the second page: counting objects, number composition, comparison, number series, missing number, examples up to 10, 20 and 100, column, problems for grades 1-3, multiplication and division, clock.

Online simulator: solve and check

Select a topic and number of examples, enter your answers (Enter moves to the next one) and click "Check". A timer counts down the time, errors are highlighted with the correct answer.

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Numbers and composition of numbers (preschoolers, grade 1)Comparison, neighbors of numbers, number seriesAddition and subtraction within 10Addition and subtraction up to 20Missing numberTasks (grades 1-3)Addition and subtraction up to 100, columnMultiplication and divisionMultiplication tableClockOnline simulator

Numbers and composition of numbers (preschoolers, grade 1)

Comparison, neighbors of numbers, number series

Addition and subtraction within 10

Addition and subtraction up to 20

Missing number

Tasks (grades 1-3)

Addition and subtraction up to 100, column

Multiplication and division

Multiplication table

Clock

How to use sheets

Each PDF has two pages: a task for a child and answers for an adult. Options 1, 2 and 3 are different numbers, so you can give a new sheet every day or to two children at a time. For preschoolers and first graders – counting objects with pictures, number composition in «houses», comparing numbers, neighbors of numbers and number series, missing number. For grades 1-2 – examples up to 10 and up to 20 with transition through tens, simple problems for one action, clock (whole hours, half, quarter). For grades 2-3 – examples up to 100, addition and subtraction with a column, problems for two actions, multiplication and division, multiplication table with practice sheets for each number.

The examples are arranged to cover all cases evenly, without repetitions on the sheet. At the bottom of each sheet is a line "Solved / Time / Score" for the daily five-minute periods.

Frequently asked questions

How many examples should you give at a time?
For a first-grader, one column (10 examples) per approach, for a 2nd-3rd grader, the entire sheet at a time. The main thing is regularity, not quantity.
Where are the answers?
On the second page of each PDF. Print only the first page for your child and the second for yourself or check it on the screen.
Can I solve online?
Yes: on the example pages there is a simulator with answer checking and a timer (topics: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, comparison, missing number), on the rest there is a sheet with a brush to write with a finger or stylus.
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