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Free maths worksheets that grow with your child, from the first counting sheets in nursery and LKG all the way to Class 5. Pick a class below and a fresh set of sums opens ready to print — a new one every single time.
Each class opens the worksheet maker and builds a fresh sheet of sums. Press New for another whenever you like.
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Open the full worksheet maker →A Class 3 child and a UKG child need very different sums, so the worksheet changes shape at every level. At LKG and UKG it's all pictures — count the apples, add two groups together, take a few away. By Class 1 the pictures are still there but the numbers climb. From Class 2 upward the pictures give way to number puzzles that make a child actually work the sum out rather than just count. Pick the class your child is in and you'll get maths pitched right for that age, not a one-size sheet.
There's no fixed pack of sheets to run out of. Every time you generate, the maker rolls a fresh set of sums. These free maths printables cover the core mathematics skills a child drills at school, so they can do a new maths worksheet every single day and never see the same page twice.
Number sense is one of those things that comes down to repetition — the more addition and subtraction a child does, the faster and more confident they get, until the small sums become automatic and there's room in their head for the harder stuff. A few minutes of mental maths practice a day does more than a long session once a week. Because each sheet is free and prints on plain paper, keeping a child topped up with practice costs nothing but the ink.
Seven levels: LKG and UKG, then Class 1 through Class 5. Each level is pitched at that age — LKG counts small groups of pictures, while Class 5 works with larger numbers and multiplication.
Mostly addition and subtraction, growing in difficulty with each class. The younger levels use pictures to count and add; the older levels use number puzzles with bigger values. Multiplication appears from Class 5. There is no division or word-problem content yet.
They cover the same foundational number skills a child practises at each class, and the difficulty is pitched to match, but they are general practice sheets rather than a chapter-by-chapter match to any one board's textbook.
Completely free with no sign-up and no watermark. You can print directly or save the sheet as a PDF, and every click gives you a brand-new set of sums so you never run out of practice.