Free Printable Math Worksheets for Kids
Here we have compiled a comprehensive collection of resources for all math topics in the form of worksheets. These are for grade K to 5 and challenge children into thinking about where math fits in their daily lives. These are organiz... read moreed by either topic or grade. These are perfect for teachers, homeschooling mothers, parents who want kids to practice math in a fun way in both classroom and homework activities.
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- Identify lines of symmetry.
Some of the objects are given by the Chiku`s grandmother to find out how many lines of symmetry can ...
- Addition of Two Numbers of 1...
It’s the final round of the “Carrom Competition.” The one with the maximum black and white coins win...
- Division Facts when Dividend...
Now the ants are learning what is division, divisor, dividend, remainder, etc.
- Addition of time in 1 unit.
- Subtraction of time in 1 unit.
- Usage of a.m. and p.m..
The HR manager of X company is on leave. You are appointed as his replacement. Now you have the duty...
Dotty is an experienced home builder. To make a good home, he first makes a plan. He puts dots at eq...
- Devices for standard measure...
At this party place, kids get free cold drinks with their food order. Can you paint their glasses in...
- Finding Perimeter using Grid.
The milkman wants to find out the total distance he covers on his 3 routes.
- Addition of Volumes of 2 uni...
Tell your students about the importance of water conservation. Tell them some basic measures to foll...
- Recognition of Basic Shapes.
You with your family are going to visit a jungle. On reaching there you saw some animals are hiding ...
- Identify symmetrical objects...
The designer Rehaan Ali is famous for only making perfectly symmetrical designs. He believes that on...
- Subtraction of 2 Digit Numbe...
Before a car race all the racers were sitting in a room. One of the racers quietly decided to play a...
- Multiplication Facts of Two ...
4 friends decided to visit the magic pond. The mystery about magic pond is that it has four stones b...
- Addition of Two Numbers of 2...
The school where Surjeet’s son studies is hosting a ‘Share if you care’ week. Each student is encour...
- Comparison of Like Fractions.
- Comparison of Unlike Fractio...
The Japanese sumos have decided to do watermelon fight. Under which they have to break the watermelo...
- Addition of Two Numbers of 1...
- Addition of 2 Digit Number w...
These boys are participating in sack jump race. They are fighting to become the class Monitor. Help ...
- Drawing and reading analog c...
I have a cat named Bob. He is so cunning that whenever I am out of my room, he steals some of my can...
Have you ever gone to watch a football match? Imagine you are at one. But you don't identify the pla...
- Recognition of Basic Shapes.
- Introduction to Polygons.
Mr. square and Mrs. octagon went to forest for camping. On their return they forget their way to hom...
- Counting the number of shape...
Goldy Goldsmith makes beautiful rings. He has kept all his rings in a display table. He wants to mak...
- Subtraction of zero.
- Subtraction of 2 digit numbe...
Once upon a time there lived a shark in the sea. She was very cruel. The bad thing about her was tha...
Oh no! There is one more alien on Planet Earth. He seems very dangerous. Quickly fill out his detail...
- Matching the objects with th...
You are enjoying your summer holidays in Paris with your mom and dad. You visit the Eiffel Tower. On...
- Addition of Two Numbers of 3...
Rina has moved to a new city. It is called Green Valley. In this city, people are very conscious of ...
What makes these math worksheets so different?
Focused skill - Each printable has major focus on one skill at a time. The skill is so specific that you will know exactly what your child is practicing and learning from it. We aim at reinforcing those skills through repetition.
Story - based - Each worksheet has a story behind the problem that help your child relate to it. These stories are friendly and imaginative. Stories help in easing problem-solving at elementary level.
Colorful - These are not just mere colorless printable. We have made it colorful and attractive to keep children more engaged while solving.
Life skills - These introduce life skills like kindness, helping others, helping the environment and more in a subtle way. The stories talk about the helpers of our society, nature, animals, culture, places, etc., that make children connect more with what they see around them.
Download these fun math worksheets which are free.
Holidays are a wonderful time to bring a little extra fun into your child’s learning. The worksheets in this category all focus around the holidays. Your child will enjoy working on holiday-themed work sheets and hone important math skills with these worksheets.
We have created these Holiday-Theme based math worksheets for kids:
Why do you really need these worksheets?
- Building cordial relationships: As child psychology says, things done out of love are the things children ace at the fastest! Once children get a hang of solving these worksheets, they will eventually start loving the topic.
- Practicing in stealth mode: These are modeled in such a way that it touches the basic Math lessons or topics in micro ways! This indirectly lets your child revise it without him even knowing it!
- Good break from rote: The whole event of studying Math invokes boredom in kids because it basically involves the repetitive act of practising: they had done it in school and homework! These printable are refreshing. They are backed by a simple story, are colorful, involve more of Mental math, and also serve as a good change in kids' schedules. It is a win-win in any situation.
Tips to use math worksheets
Kids can practice counting and arithmetic skills, develop basic geometry skills and learn about money and practice how to tell time. Then, they can move on to more difficult topics like fractions, decimals, data interpretation using graphs, Venn diagrams and tally charts
Few tips:
- Use them for a fun practice session and not as another part of homework.
- Read the story with your child and help them relate to the problem.
- Club these with math board games to get more than 20 X practice.
- Encourage your child to apply the mathematical concept repeatedly while solving them.