Morning fact warm-up
Put a ten-card timed quiz on the board for the whole class, or hand out a facts page. Switch the table to match the week.
For teachers
Free Math Worksheets for Teachers, No Student Logins
Make a worksheet for the skill you are teaching and print it with an answer key, or share one link so every student practices online with fresh problems. There are no student accounts to set up and no ads.
In the classroom
Five ways teachers use it
Early finishers
Send the online practice link for today’s skill. Each student gets fresh problems and sees right or wrong after every answer, with no login.
Sub plans
Print a grade-level worksheet with the answer strip. The substitute folds the answers back while students work, then unfolds them to check together.
Small groups at three levels
Print the same skill at three levels, one per group. Everyone works on the same idea at a level that fits.
Partner battles
Pair students on two devices. Start each battle with “I’ll just watch” to see both players’ right and wrong answers live; every pair gets its own passcode.
Share one link
Same settings, fresh problems
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Settings live in the address. For example,
/worksheets?type=multiplication&first=3&second=1&page=2opens 3-digit × 1-digit multiplication, 2 pages. - Every open makes new problems. Students sitting side by side get different problems with the same difficulty, so copying doesn’t help.
- Need one set for everyone? Print it once and make copies.
What prints
Ready for the copier
| Worksheet | Problems per page |
|---|---|
| Whole-number addition or subtraction | 44 |
| Whole-number multiplication or division | 20 |
| Fractions | 20 |
Up to 10 pages per worksheet, on US Letter (A4 also fits). Answers print beside the problems on every page, or turn Show answers off for a student copy.
Good to know
What MathFun doesn’t do
- No class roster, student accounts, or gradebook.
- Scores are not saved or sent to the teacher; online practice shows each student only their own score for that session.
- No word problems, geometry, measurement, time, or money yet. MathFun covers arithmetic, decimals, and fractions.
Choose your practice
Pick a worksheet to print
Each destination has its own static questions, answer key, learning goals, and related practice.
Addition Worksheets
Browse addition practice by grade.
Open practiceSubtraction Worksheets
Browse subtraction practice by grade.
Open practiceMultiplication Worksheets
Browse multiplication practice by grade.
Open practiceDivision Worksheets
Browse division practice by grade.
Open practiceWhole number skills
Choose a whole number skills skill and difficulty.
Open practiceDecimals
Choose a decimals skill and difficulty.
Open practiceFraction foundations
Choose a fraction foundations skill and difficulty.
Open practiceFractions
Choose a fractions skill and difficulty.
Open practice1st Grade Math Worksheets
builds confident addition and subtraction within 20, using strategies such as making ten and doubles
Open practice2nd Grade Math Worksheets
develops fluent addition and subtraction within 100 and extends place-value strategies to numbers within 1,000
Open practice3rd Grade Math Worksheets
strengthens addition and subtraction within 1,000 while introducing multiplication and division facts within 100
Open practice4th Grade Math Worksheets
moves into multi-digit arithmetic, two-digit multiplication, and division with one-digit divisors and remainders
Open practice5th Grade Math Worksheets
builds fluency with multi-digit operations, two-digit divisors, and addition and subtraction with decimals to hundredths
Open practiceWhat this practice covers
A clear target for every question
- Print a worksheet with an answer key in a minute
- Share one link; every student gets fresh problems
- No student logins, no ads, nothing to install
Helpful details
Frequently asked questions
Do students need accounts or email addresses?
No. Students open a link and start. Nothing asks for a name, except the two-player battle, where each player types a nickname.
Can every student get the same problems?
For one shared set, print a worksheet and make copies. A shared link opens with the same settings but fresh problems each time, which helps when students sit next to each other.
Can I see my students’ scores?
Not in MathFun. Online practice shows each student their own score for that session only, and nothing is saved or sent to you. For a record, collect the printed worksheets, or watch a two-player battle live.
Is it safe to use with a class?
There are no student accounts or ads. Practice runs in the browser, and Google Analytics counts page visits without answers or names. Battles store the nicknames players type and are deleted after 90 days. The privacy page lists every detail.
Does it run on school devices?
It runs in the web browser with nothing to install, so the same link works on Chromebooks, iPads, and laptops. Printing works from any of them.