Numeracy Worksheets | Helping with Math

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The free, printable worksheets listed below will help when you are tutoring your child by providing lots of practice work with numbers. They provide questions and exercises on number bonds, place value, comparing numbers, skip counting (by twos, fives, tens, and hundreds), rounding (to nearest ten, hundred, and thousand), integers (including adding and subtracting negative numbers), and on multiples and factors (including prime factorization, greatest common factors, and common multiples.)

You will find related help and guidance on place value, rounding, and comparing numbers here.

Numbers in Word Form

Writing Numbers in Words (3-Page Worksheet)

Number Bonds Worksheets/ Activities

Number bonds for 3 and for 4
Number bonds for 5
Number bonds for 6
Number bonds for 7
Number bonds for 8
Number bonds for 9
Number bonds: For 4, & 5 – Stacked To Color
Number bonds: For 6, 7, & 8 – Stacked To Color
Number bonds: For 9 & 10 – Stacked To Color

Rounding Worksheets

There are three rounding numbers worksheet generators (limitless questions) that will provide practice help when you are tutoring your children. There’s one on rounding to the nearest ten and/ or hundred, another one on rounding larger numbers, and also one on rounding decimals to the nearest whole unit, tenth, hundredth, and/ or thousandth.

Try these printable worksheets which cover place value and rounding with decimals:

Comparing Numbers Worksheets

Skip Counting Worksheets

Try out the missing numbers worksheet generator. It will randomly created sequential number patterns with missing numbers. You can control the number ranges, the intervals, the quantity of numbers, and the number that are missing.

Place Value Worksheets

Have a go with the place value worksheet generator. Questions require numbers given in standard form to be written in expanded form. e.g. 7,491 = 7,000 + 400 + 90 + 1. Number ranges can be limited to 99, to 999, to 9,999, and/ or to 999,999. There is also another worksheet generator here where students identify the number of hundreds, tens, and ones.

Positive and Negative Integers Worksheets

The worksheets below provide practice with adding and subtracting integers.

You can find help with the addition and subtraction of integers here.

Multiples and Factors Worksheets

Try the worksheets below that will give you practice with multiples, factors – including prime factorization using factor trees and identifying prime and composite numbers.