Maths worksheets for Years 3 to 6
Make a sheet
Choose a year, a unit and a step and get a brand-new sheet: new numbers, new pictures, new puzzles, with the answers in red in the same file. Print it, or download it as an editable Word file. Nothing is sent to a server: the sheet is made in your browser. The answers are worked out by code, not by a teacher, so please read them before you give a sheet out.
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How Make a sheet works
Every unit that has been rewritten for Make a sheet appears in the unit list for its year. These units are ready now; more are added year by year. Each step name opens its page with the ready-made Word files.
Year 3
Autumn: Place value
Year 4
Autumn: Place value
Autumn: Addition and subtraction
Autumn: Area
Autumn: Multiplication and division A
Spring: Multiplication and division B
Spring: Length and perimeter
Spring: Fractions
Spring: Decimals A
Summer: Decimals B
Summer: Money
Summer: Time
Summer: Shape
Summer: Statistics
Summer: Position and direction
Year 5
Autumn: Place value
Autumn: Addition and subtraction
Autumn: Multiplication and division A
Autumn: Fractions A
Spring: Multiplication and division B
Spring: Fractions B
Spring: Decimals and percentages
Spring: Perimeter and area
Spring: Statistics
Summer: Shape
Summer: Position and direction
Summer: Decimals
Summer: Negative numbers
Summer: Converting units
Summer: Volume
Year 6
Autumn: Place value
Autumn: Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
Autumn: Fractions A
Autumn: Fractions B
Autumn: Converting units
Spring: Ratio
Spring: Algebra
Spring: Decimals
Spring: Fractions, decimals and percentages
Spring: Area, perimeter and volume
Spring: Statistics
Summer: Shape
Summer: Position and direction
Each sheet has eight fluency questions that start easy and get harder, then six reasoning questions with pictures, tables, number lines and Boba characters in speech bubbles.
Every question is written by a program from the numbers it picks, and every answer is worked out by the same program, never typed by hand. A second, separate program works out all the answers again for thousands of sheets, and checks things such as “this clue puzzle has exactly one answer” and “this arrow really is on that number”. The sheets have not been checked by a class teacher yet, so please read the answers before you give them out.
The Word file opens in Word, Google Docs, Pages and LibreOffice, so you can change a number, delete a question or add your own. The answers are in red, after the questions, in the same file.