Free printable math worksheets, from first grade to Pre-Calculus

Pick a topic, press Generate and print a fresh worksheet with its answer key. Every topic also explains the method with worked examples. Free, with no sign-up.

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Quick start: Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division
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Six levels, 26 topics

MathGem follows the usual order of school mathematics. Each level has an overview with its grade range and a recommended order of topics.

Basic Math Grades 1–5 The four operations, from quick facts to carrying, borrowing and long division. Addition · Subtraction · Multiplication · Division Basic Math 2 Grades 4–6 Fractions, decimals and percentages, with all four operations. Fractions · Decimals · Percentages Pre-Algebra Grades 6–7 Negative numbers, the order of operations, and ratios and proportions. Integers · Order of Operations · Ratios & Proportions Algebra Grades 7–9 Order of operations, like terms, the distributive property and linear equations. Order of Operations I · Order of Operations II · Simplifying Expressions · Distributive Property · Solving Equations Algebra 2 Grades 9–11 Polynomials, factoring, quadratics, systems, radicals and exponential equations. Quadratic Equations · Systems of Equations · Polynomial Multiplication · Factoring Polynomials · Radical Expressions · Exponential Equations Pre-Calculus Grades 11–12 Functions, logarithms, trigonometry, sequences and series, and circles. Functions · Logarithms · Trigonometry · Sequences & Series · Conic Sections

How it works

  1. Pick a topic. Choose a level, then a topic such as quadratic equations or long division.
  2. Choose the settings. Set the difficulty or the size of the numbers, and how many pages you need, up to 10 at a time.
  3. Generate and print. Every press of Generate makes a new set of problems. The answer sheet prints on its own page, with a Set ID that matches the worksheet.
  4. Teach the idea. Each topic page explains the method, works through examples at every difficulty and lists the most common mistakes.
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A real worksheet, exactly as MathGem generates it.
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For parents

Start with a page or two a day and build up from there. After the four operations, each topic page helps you explain the next idea at home, with worked examples and the mistakes to watch for.

“My two children built their math foundations on an early version of MathGem, solving about 100 problems a day, starting with the four operations.” Thomas Lee, MathGem's creator

Read the grade-by-grade practice roadmap →

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For teachers

Print a different set for every class or every student, at the right difficulty, with an answer key ready for marking. From Basic Math 2 to Pre-Calculus, every topic also has printable one-page lessons: a key concept, an investigation, worked examples and a short exercise.

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Why MathGem

  • Free, with no account. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay; generate as many worksheets as you need.
  • Answers you can check. Answer keys are computed by the same code that makes the problems, and every topic's worked examples and generators are tested automatically before each update.
  • More than a worksheet. Every topic page explains the method, shows worked examples and lists common mistakes.
  • Running since 2017. MathGem is made by Thomas Lee in British Columbia, Canada. About MathGem →

Guides for parents and teachers

A Grade-by-Grade Math Practice Roadmap What to practise from grade 1 to grade 12, in what order, and how much — from daily arithmetic drills to understanding algebra and beyond.

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