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Math worksheets by level, 1 to 40

Counting to pre-algebra on a narrow, Kumon-style path: adding, subtracting, regrouping, times tables, division, fractions and decimals.

Each level practises one skill, and each step is small. Pick a level by looking at its sample sheet with your child — the ages are only a hint. Mastered after three sheets in a row at 90% or more. Moving up is always the parent's call.

Numbers

  1. Level 1: Count objects to 5 — Often age 4
  2. Level 2: Count objects to 10 — Often age 4
  3. Level 3: Write numbers 0–10 — Often ages 4–5
  4. Level 4: Count and order to 20 — Often age 5
  5. Level 5: More, less or equal within 20 — Often age 5
  6. Level 6: Count to 100; skip-count by 10s — Often ages 5–6

Adding

  1. Level 7: +1 and +2 within 10 (with pictures) — Often age 5
  2. Level 8: Sums within 10 — Often ages 5–6
  3. Level 9: Sums within 20 — Often age 6
  4. Level 10: Doubles and make-10 — Often age 6
  5. Level 11: 2-digit + 1-digit, no regrouping — Often ages 6–7
  6. Level 12: 2-digit + 2-digit, no regrouping — Often age 7

Subtracting

  1. Level 13: −1 and −2 within 10 — Often ages 5–6
  2. Level 14: Differences within 10 — Often age 6
  3. Level 15: Differences within 20 — Often ages 6–7
  4. Level 16: 2-digit − 1-digit, no regrouping — Often age 7
  5. Level 17: 2-digit − 2-digit, no regrouping — Often age 7

Regrouping

  1. Level 18: 2-digit addition with regrouping — Often ages 7–8
  2. Level 19: 2-digit subtraction with regrouping — Often ages 7–8
  3. Level 20: 3-digit addition (with regrouping) — Often age 8
  4. Level 21: 3-digit subtraction (with regrouping) — Often age 8

Multiplying

  1. Level 22: Equal groups and arrays — Often ages 7–8
  2. Level 23: ×2, ×5, ×10 facts — Often age 8
  3. Level 24: ×3, ×4 facts — Often age 8
  4. Level 25: ×6 – ×9 facts — Often ages 8–9
  5. Level 26: Mixed facts to 10×10 — Often age 9
  6. Level 27: 2-digit × 1-digit — Often age 9

Dividing

  1. Level 28: Sharing; ÷2, ÷5, ÷10 — Often ages 8–9
  2. Level 29: Division facts to 100 — Often age 9
  3. Level 30: Division with remainders — Often ages 9–10
  4. Level 31: 3-digit ÷ 1-digit (long division) — Often age 10

Fractions

  1. Level 32: Halves, thirds, quarters (pictures) — Often ages 7–8
  2. Level 33: Compare fractions, same denominator — Often age 9
  3. Level 34: Equivalent fractions — Often ages 9–10
  4. Level 35: Add/subtract, same denominator — Often age 10
  5. Level 36: Add/subtract, unlike denominators — Often ages 10–11

Decimals

  1. Level 37: Tenths and hundredths; compare — Often age 10
  2. Level 38: Add/subtract decimals — Often ages 10–11
  3. Level 39: Multiply/divide by 10/100; decimal × whole — Often age 11

Pre-algebra

  1. Level 40: Order of operations; solve x + a = b, ax = b — Often ages 11–12

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