For teachers

Yes — print these for your class, as many copies as you need, this year and next.

What you can do with them

· Print and hand out class sets in your own classroom. There is no copy limit.
· Use them in homework packets or newsletters. No attribution required.
· The only things you can't do: resell them, put them in a paid product, or re-upload them to a printables marketplace.

Pre-K & K

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grades 3–4

Morning work: The same format every morning — a 100-square grid or a times table. There's a box for the time, so the record builds itself.
Early finishers: One sheet for whoever's done first. Mazes, sudoku and word searches need no explanation, so you don't have to stop what you're doing.
Sub plans: Print a stack with answer keys, put it in the folder, and it's ready for the day you're out. You can print your class name onto every copy before you go.
Homework packets: Press the same button again and only the problems change — same layout, same name line. Retakes and second chances take one click.
Small-group intervention: Number bonds, positional words and telling time each isolate one thing a kid is stuck on. Grade level doesn't have to match.

· Print one first and check the margins. Set margins to none and turn background graphics on.
· Math, column math, sudoku, telling time and word search all print an answer key on a separate page — pull it before you hand them out.
· Press the same button again and only the problems change; the layout and name line stay identical. Useful for retakes.
· Coloring pages have a light-lines option if the class printer is low on toner.

Sheets that include an answer key: Math drills · Column math · Sudoku · Telling time · Word search

Browse the printablesIf something your class needs is missing, send one line through Contact. If it's buildable, it gets built.

For teachers

Yes — print these for your class, as many copies as you need, this year and next.

· Print and hand out class sets in your own classroom. There is no copy limit.
· Use them in homework packets or newsletters. No attribution required.
· The only things you can't do: resell them, put them in a paid product, or re-upload them to a printables marketplace.

Morning work: The same format every morning — a 100-square grid or a times table. There's a box for the time, so the record builds itself.
Early finishers: One sheet for whoever's done first. Mazes, sudoku and word searches need no explanation, so you don't have to stop what you're doing.
Sub plans: Print a stack with answer keys, put it in the folder, and it's ready for the day you're out. You can print your class name onto every copy before you go.
Homework packets: Press the same button again and only the problems change — same layout, same name line. Retakes and second chances take one click.
Small-group intervention: Number bonds, positional words and telling time each isolate one thing a kid is stuck on. Grade level doesn't have to match.

· Print one first and check the margins. Set margins to none and turn background graphics on.
· Math, column math, sudoku, telling time and word search all print an answer key on a separate page — pull it before you hand them out.
· Press the same button again and only the problems change; the layout and name line stay identical. Useful for retakes.
· Coloring pages have a light-lines option if the class printer is low on toner.

Sheets that include an answer key: Math drills · Column math · Sudoku · Telling time · Word search

Browse the printablesIf something your class needs is missing, send one line through Contact. If it's buildable, it gets built.