Sumsheet

Math worksheets by topic and level

Level 1Grade 1 · age 6–7
Level 2Grade 2 · age 7–8
Level 3Grade 3 · age 8–9
Level 4Grade 4 · age 9–10
Level 5Grade 5 · age 10–11
Level 6Grade 6 · age 11–12
AdditionAddition, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: Sums within 10Addition, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: Sums within 20Addition, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: 2-digit + 2-digit · No carryingAddition, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: 2-digit + 2-digit · With carryingAddition, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: 3-digit + 3-digit · With carryingAddition, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: 5-digit + 5-digit
SubtractionSubtraction, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: Within 10Subtraction, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: Within 20Subtraction, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: 2-digit − 2-digit · No borrowingSubtraction, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: 2-digit − 2-digit · With borrowingSubtraction, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: 3-digit − 3-digit · With borrowingSubtraction, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: 5-digit − 5-digit
MultiplicationMultiplication, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: Facts up to 10 × 10Multiplication, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: 2-digit × 1-digitMultiplication, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: 3-digit × 1-digitMultiplication, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: 2-digit × 2-digitMultiplication, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: 3-digit × 2-digitMultiplication, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: 3-digit × 3-digit
DivisionDivision, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: Division facts (÷ 2 to 9) · No remaindersDivision, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: Division facts (÷ 2 to 9) · With remaindersDivision, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: 1-digit divisor, 2-digit answer · No remaindersDivision, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: 1-digit divisor, 2-digit answer · With remaindersDivision, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: 1-digit divisor, 3-digit answer · With remaindersDivision, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: 2-digit divisor, 2-digit answer · With remainders
FractionsFractions, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: CompareFractions, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: Add, same denominatorFractions, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: Subtract, same denominatorFractions, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: SimplifyFractions, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: Add, different denominatorsFractions, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: Subtract, different denominators
Mixed operationsMixed operations, Level 1 Grade 1 · age 6–7: + − · Up to 10Mixed operations, Level 2 Grade 2 · age 7–8: + − · Up to 20Mixed operations, Level 3 Grade 3 · age 8–9: + − × · Up to 100Mixed operations, Level 4 Grade 4 · age 9–10: + − × ÷ · Up to 100Mixed operations, Level 5 Grade 5 · age 10–11: + − × ÷ · Up to 1,000Mixed operations, Level 6 Grade 6 · age 11–12: + − × ÷ · Up to 1,000 · Columns

How levels map to school years

Levels follow the order in which children usually meet each skill. Treat the age as a starting point and move up or down a level as needed.

LevelAgeUS gradeUK yearFranceTunisia
Level 16–7Grade 1Year 2CP1st year
Level 27–8Grade 2Year 3CE12nd year
Level 38–9Grade 3Year 4CE23rd year
Level 49–10Grade 4Year 5CM14th year
Level 510–11Grade 5Year 6CM25th year
Level 611–12Grade 6Year 76e6th year

Questions from parents and teachers

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