Welcome Maria’s Math News Readers!
When you’re teaching your kids math, you need all the extra lesson materials you can find. This website is here to help!
DadsWorksheets.com has over 7,400 free math worksheets created by a Dad for his two daughters. You’ll find multiple versions of worksheets for different topics, letting you drill without reusing the same problems over and over again. Whether you need timed tests for learning basic math operations, multidigit multiplication, long division, measurement, units conversions or other more advanced work, DadsWorksheets.com has you covered.
These worksheets are free for you to use to teach your kids math. There are no subscriptions or registration forms. Open them up, click print, put a pencil in the little one’s hands and stand back.
You can browse the complete list of worksheets by expanding sections of the “Worksheets” menu at the side of this page. This menu appears on most of the navigation pages on the site and is a great way to find exactly what you need.
All of the worksheets have answer keys, and many of them show how the answer was calculated. A good example of this is in the answer keys to the long division worksheets; you’ll get the whole part of the work underneath the division problem, not just the quotient. This lets your child see how the answer was calculated, and helps them find and fix mistakes they may have made getting there.
If you’re already teaching fractions, the answer keys for the fraction worksheets are similarly useful. The keys show cross cancelling in the fraction multiplication and fraction division worksheets, as well as common denominators for fraction addition and fraction subtraction. I’m particularly proud of the fraction worksheets. I taught my oldest daughter with them and I hope some of you will get good practice of out them too.
If the site is useful for your family, I hope you’ll consider book marking it and coming back! Worksheets are added and updated regularly, and if you have a suggestion feel free to post a comment or question here.
Thanks for visiting and welcome to the family!
How can one teach a child not to forget to add or subtract the weeks and days; hours and minutes
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+ 9w9d
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Comment by Nonhlanhla Khoza — November 8, 2011 @ 12:04 am
Hi Nonhlanhla -
The idea of adding and subtracting times is a little tricky, but it helps a lot to really have carrying and borrowing down. The basic idea is that sometimes when you add minutes you might need to “carry an hour” over, and similarly with subtraction you might need to “borrow an hour” and turn it into minutes.
Some worksheets that might help get started on this topic are the analog elapsed time sheets…
Analog Elapsed Time Worksheets
Hope this helps!
Dad
Comment by admin — November 9, 2011 @ 9:23 am
Hi,
I am a teacher. Your maths worksheet will be a great help to
me.
Comment by Pauline Powell — December 1, 2011 @ 4:48 pm
Hi Maria,
Happy New Year-2012. I am a regular reader of your column. I am a teacher and find your website very useful for teaching and learning process. I along with my students find your worksheets worthwhile. This time again i hope dadworksheets will prove to be a hidden treasure for me, my two daughters Ananya(3rd std) and Bhavya(8th std) and my school pupils. Thanks a lot.
Nishi Kant
India.
Comment by Nishi Kant — January 3, 2012 @ 5:31 am
Hi Nishi -
I’m glad you found my worksheet site and hope it helps you and your two daughters! I did want to point out that DadsWorksheets isn’t directly related to Maria’s Math News… Maria was kind enough to let me sponsor this month’s news letter. I hope you’ll find something useful here, but also be sure to check out Maria’s site directly if you haven’t already…
Good luck in 2012!
Dad
Comment by admin — January 3, 2012 @ 7:03 am
Answer to prayer. I am using Life of Fred with my 12 yr old DD and Math Mammoth with my 6 yr old ds. My daughter loves LOF but is in need of additional practice. So glad Maria posted this in her Newsletter. This will definitely help her.
Comment by MamaBird — January 3, 2012 @ 2:33 pm
Hi Maria,
I am a grandmother, homeschooling a 5th grader. He has learned so much more thanks to your worksheets and membership with ixl.com. Thank you for your dedication to the learning and teaching of all children.
Fleurette Henderson, STL, MO
Comment by Fleurette Henderson — January 3, 2012 @ 4:19 pm
Hey Dad! Your site looks great. We’ve only had a few minutes to look it over and can see the helpfulness of it already. We are a father and son 4th grade study team and will comment regularly on our progress through your material.
Smile!
Comment by Ernie & Chase — January 4, 2012 @ 8:04 pm
Hello ! Thanking you so much. I am happy for you Maria’s Maths New Reader by Sent me I am Deaf Teacher in Deaf Reach Schools and Training Centres, H.O., Karachi (PAKISTAN). I am teaching in Class 1 to Class 5 in Maths, English, Science General Knowledge and Sports. Please you send me above above the subjects for free downland their worksheets, pictures, other else.
For.
Abdul Majeed
Teacher
Comment by Abdul Majeed — January 10, 2012 @ 9:07 pm
Hi Abdul!
The worksheets are all available by way of the menu that appears on the right side of most pages on the site… Simply browse through the list there and print whatever you need for use in your classroom. I hope to have a search function that groups various topics by grade level later this year.
Good luck to you on your work in Pakistan!
Dad
Comment by admin — January 11, 2012 @ 6:15 am
I need dittos on exploring attribute of temperature by comparing the temperature of 3 objects for first graders.
Comment by virginia hernandez — January 20, 2012 @ 4:38 pm