Free Printable K–5 Worksheets for Math, Reading, Writing and Speech

Free worksheets for parents, teachers and homeschool families that fit each child. Make any page calmer or busier with Fewer, Standard or More, and reload for a brand-new sheet. Print or download one page or a whole packet, with answer keys.

How it works

  1. Pick a skill

    Choose a grade and a topic. Each topic has a handful of sheets to choose from.

  2. Make it fit

    Choose Fewer for a calmer page with bigger spaces, Standard for the usual amount, or More for extra practice.

  3. Reload for a new one

    Tap New sheet or reload the page for a fresh version with different problems. Charts stay the same.

  4. Print or download

    Print the sheet you see, or download it free as a PDF: choose Save as PDF in the print window. Make up to 10 different versions at once.

Subjects

  • MathCounting through fractions and decimals, with pictures first and numbers after.
  • ReadingPhonics, word families, decodable storybooks, fluency and comprehension.
  • WritingHandwriting with real writing guides, spelling, grammar and paragraphs.
  • Science & Social StudiesKindergarten colors, days of the week, seasons and weather, the five senses, feelings and all about me.
  • Speech & LanguageHome practice for sounds, following directions and conversation.
  • Learning SupportFocus, reading and handwriting helpers for kids who need a little extra support.
  • Teaching SupportProgress trackers, daily trackers, lesson planners, attendance and reading logs, and portfolio pages.

K–5 worksheets designed for a variety of learning styles

Every sheet opens ready to print, with clear answer boxes, grids and handwriting lines. Many sheets have a Fewer, Standard and More setting to customize the number of questions per page. Print single and multiple pages or a complete packet. Most pages contain optional answer keys.

The sheets also support many common IEP and 504 accommodations:

  • Fewer problems per page, with bigger answer spaces
  • Chunk-and-check pages that break a big job into small steps
  • Visual schedules, first-then boards, token boards and break cards
  • Reading guide strips and self-check checklists
  • Near-point copying, handwriting guide lines and number grids

The Learning Support section collects these focus, reading and handwriting helpers in one place. They're the kinds of supports parents and teachers often use with children who have ADHD, dyslexia or dysgraphia.

Every topic also has a short guide for the parent or teacher: what the skill is, how to teach it, and common mistakes to watch for.