Math Worksheets Center
Your very own huge collection of printable K-12 math worksheet and lesson!
Complete explanations and answer keys! We give instructions on all core K-12 math skills. Best of all it's free! See all our worksheet categories below:
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Addition
Addition is one of the fundamental operations performed in everyday life.
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Algebra
Algebra is where letters, numbers, and symbols are given a purpose in math operations.
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Basic Operations
These worksheets and lessons focus on the four fundamental math operations.
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Comparisons
We not only compare and order integers, but we also compare data on a graph.
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Complex Numbers
These are a combination of real and imaginary numbers. You will be able to spot both distinct parts.
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Coordinate Graphing
We work on plotting sets of ordered pairs and making sense of their location.
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Counting
When we have a set group, this is the way we learn to order the set and create a system.
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Exponents
This concept tells us how many times a value needs to be multiplied by itself based on the power it is raised to.
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Factoring / Multiples
We look a two very different by directly related concepts in this section.
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Fractions
We learn how to represent a part of a whole value. We understand how to break it into smaller portions.
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Geometry
One of the oldest forms of mathematics that explores size, shape, and the position of things.
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Graphing and Data
These awesome graphical displays allow us to bring our data to life and help us make good decisions.
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Integers
This is one of those terms that are loosely thrown around, but often students do not fully understand it.
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Irrational Numbers
These are values that you cannot write as a simple fraction. They are a bit crazy!
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Linear Equations
This is where geometry and algebra start to overlap a bit. We work with equations of the line.
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Logarithms
These seem very complex, but it simply helps you determine how many times you must multiply a number to get a set value.
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Measurement
We use a variety of tools and techniques to learn to quantify something so that we can understand it better.
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Metric System
Introduced to the world in the late seventeenth century, this system of measurement is used by most of the world today.
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Money
We start by counting it and then we see how they can be applied to complex systems.
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Multiplication
It is time to really see what we can do with the form of addition on Mountain Dew.
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Order of Operations
We learn which math operation you should use at what time when you are confronted with multiple operations to process.
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Patterns, Sequences
Students learn how to breakdown a system and determine which rules are followed to produce it.
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Percentages
The is a ratio of a whole or full value expressed as a fraction of 100.
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Place Value
We begin to look at the specific value of digits that are found within values.
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Polynomials
We explore these many termed expressions. Students learn how to manipulate the constants, variables, and exponents that they are composed of.
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Pre-Calculus
This is a later High School subject that is making sure you are ready for advanced college math.
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Probability
What is the likelihood that something will take place under the given conditions?
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Quadratic Equations
When graphed, they make nice curves. We break down the anatomy of these types of equations and learn to manipulate them.
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Ratios & Proportions
These are often thought as one in the same, but they are not.
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Scientific Notation
A very helpful way to name values that are either very large or very small.
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Shapes
We look at the simple geometric uses of shapes and help give them more meaning to you.
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Statistics
This is a varied series of ways we approach data to help us make better and more informed decisions.
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Subtraction
We learn to find the difference between many different types of values.
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Time Math
We learn how to make sense of all types of things that are related to time.
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Word Problems
Students will explore problems that are presented as a story and relate to all different applications of math.
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