Kindergarten to Grade 7 · written number facts

Make an arithmetic worksheet

1. Worksheet type

2. Sheet style

3. Theme

4. Practice

5. Level

Pick how hard the questions should be.

Difficulty spread

Easy 34%

Medium 33%

Hard 33%

Questions climb from easy to hard. Move a slider to set the balance yourself.

Questions

Question style

Missing # hides one number (8 + __ = 15). Mixed ops lets you pick several operations above.

Focus number

Any number mixes facts across the selected range.

Carrying & borrowing

Without = no carrying or borrowing needed. Only = every problem regroups.

Problems per page

Pack settings optionalfor the daily pack & teacher pack

Choose 3–5 daily sheets that gradually get a little harder. A problem may return once across the full schedule. See what a week looks like.

Print a big set — one independently drawn page per student at the same settings — with an answer key. No adventure tracker. Learn about class sets.

More options optionalpages · paper · layout

Pages

Paper

Adventure trackerChoose 2–5 pages to add a printable story map.

Layout

Picnic basket & magic word optionalReopen an exact sheet, or name this one

Picnic basket

Use this code to bring back the exact same sheet anywhere. How it works.

Magic word optional

The same word with the same settings always makes the same questions, so a word like emma-week3 brings this sheet back on this device.

Print a set Same skill, same level — one page or a whole set

Ready-made starting points

Arithmetic worksheets you can make

Pick a ready-made sheet, or choose the skill, level, and number of questions yourself.