Free Math Worksheets

1st Grade math worksheets

• Number Charts & Counting — Number words, ordinal numbers, counting forward and backward, and counting by tens.
• Comparing Numbers — Compare two numbers with <, >, and =.
• Base 10 Blocks — Counting, regrouping, decomposing, and adding with base-10 block diagrams.
• Place Value — Tens and ones.
• Addition — Single-digit facts, missing addends, doubles, number bonds, and adding tens.
• Subtraction — Single-digit facts, whole tens, missing numbers, and fact families.
• Measurement — Comparing and ordering lengths.
• Telling Time — Reading and drawing clock times to the hour and half hour, days, months, and parts of the day.
• Geometry — Identifying shapes, naming 3D shapes, and relative position.
• Data & Graphing — Sorting, counting shapes, and tally marks.

2nd Grade math worksheets

• Place Value — Hundreds, tens, and ones, expanded form, number names, comparing, and ordering.
• Skip Counting & Number Sense — Skip counting by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 100s, even and odd numbers, and counting within 1,000.
• Addition — Adding to 1,000: whole tens and hundreds, columns with and without regrouping, and missing numbers.
• Subtraction — Subtracting within 1,000: tens and hundreds, columns with regrouping, across zeros, and missing numbers.
• Arrays & Repeated Addition — Equal groups, rows and columns, and adding the same number again and again.
• Measurement — Measuring length in inches and centimeters, comparing lengths, and choosing units.
• Counting Money — Count coins and dollar bills, write amounts, and compare money.
• Telling Time — Tell and draw time to 5 minutes, use a.m. and p.m., and read the calendar.
• Geometry — Naming shapes, counting sides and vertices, rows and columns of squares, and equal shares.
• Data & Graphing — Picture graphs, bar graphs, and line plots.
• Word Problems — Add and subtract story problems: join, take away, compare, two-step, length, money, and equal groups.

3rd Grade math worksheets

• Place Value & Rounding — Rounding to the nearest 10 and 100, and estimating sums and differences.
• Skip Counting & Patterns — Skip counting by 3s through 9s, finding the rule, and continuing number patterns.
• Addition — Adding within 1,000: three and four 3-digit numbers in columns, and making 1,000.
• Subtraction — Subtracting within 1,000: from 1,000 and across zeros.
• Multiplication — Multiplication facts to 10, arrays, missing factors, and multiples of 10.
• Division — Sharing, grouping, division facts to 10, missing numbers, and fact families.
• Order of Operations & Properties — The order of operations without parentheses, and the properties of multiplication.
• Fractions — Unit fractions, fractions of shapes and groups, fractions on a number line, equal fractions, and comparing fractions.
• Measurement — Measuring to the half and quarter inch, choosing units, and reading mass in grams and kilograms and liquid volume in liters.
• Telling Time — Tell and draw time to the minute, and solve elapsed-time problems in minutes and in hours and minutes.
• Geometry: Shapes, Perimeter & Area — Quadrilaterals and their attributes, perimeter of shapes and rectangles, and area with square units.
• Data & Graphing — Scaled picture graphs, scaled bar graphs, and line plots with halves and quarters.
• Word Problems — Story problems with multiplication, division, two steps, length, time, mass, liquid volume, unknown letters, perimeter, and area.

Are these math worksheets really free?

Yes. Every worksheet is a free printable PDF with an answer key. There is no login, subscription or email requirement.

Which grades are covered?

Currently 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade. More grades are planned and will appear on this page as they are added.

How do I choose the right worksheet for my child?

Start with the grade your child is in, then pick the category that matches what they are learning in class. If a child is struggling, go back to an easier topic in the same category or to the earlier grade.

How are the answers checked?

Every question on every sheet is solved and checked by a separate program before the sheet is published, so the answer key can be trusted. The About page explains the process.

Can teachers and homeschoolers print these?

Yes. You can print as many copies as you need for your own classroom or children.

Do the worksheets follow a curriculum?

They cover the skills commonly taught in each grade, in single-skill topics, so you can match them to your own curriculum or school. They are not tied to one specific textbook.