A ready-to-print week of math practice

Choose one skill and make three, four or five daily worksheets at once. The first page warms up, the last page stretches, and the answer key is already there.

What the 5 days look like

Subtraction with borrowing · 5 daily sheets plus an answer key and a story map — 7 sides in all.

  1. Monday Warm-up

    Monday borrows once, from numbers in the thirties and forties — 34 − 16, 41 − 7.
  2. Tuesday Build

    Tuesday moves into the sixties and seventies.
  3. Wednesday Practice

    Wednesday works the eighties with larger subtrahends: 81 − 64, 82 − 56.
  4. Thursday Stretch

    Thursday reaches the nineties.
  5. Friday Challenge

    Friday runs from a hundred — 100 − 47, 100 − 99, 95 − 29.

One skill across the week, not a mixed packet

A pack is one skill across the week, not a mixed review. That boundary is the whole difference between this and a downloaded packet: the five sheets are drawn in difficulty order from a single pool, so Monday and Friday are the same kind of question at two different weights. If you want several topics on one paper, that is the Test Maker's job, not this one.

How to run it

The climb is produced rather than curated. Nothing here was authored five times — the generator orders the pool and deals it across the days, which is why any skill with enough range can be a week and why a page can promise the climb honestly. Skills whose questions are all one weight are left out of the lists below rather than dressed up.

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Daily practice by grade

Each grade page names its own week day by day, from the pack it actually builds.
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