Faith Thinkers · Printable Math Practice

Faith Thinkers Math Practice Library

Find printable math worksheets for Kindergarten through Grade 5, organized by the skill your child needs to practice. Browse number sense, place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, measurement, geometry, graphing, word problems, reasoning, mixed review, and seasonal math practice.

Free sample worksheets are available throughout the library. Use Faith Thinkers for homeschool math practice, review, fluency, intervention, independent work, or additional practice after a lesson.

Browse math worksheets by grade

Where the Math Practice Library Fits

The Faith Thinkers Math Practice Library provides focused practice and reinforcement. It is not the lesson sequence itself. Use it after a concept has been taught through Building Number Sense or alongside another math program your family already uses.

Choose a worksheet when your child needs additional practice on a specific skill, cumulative review before moving forward, another way to work through a difficult concept, independent math practice, or continued fluency work.

Need the lessons themselves? Building Number Sense is Faith Schooling's sequenced K–5 math curriculum.

Browse math worksheets by skill

Each skill links to a set of practice pages in every grade that teaches it, and to a short guide on how to teach it.

Free math worksheets to start with

The first three worksheets in every set are free to print, and a free sheet is never an answer key. These are good places to start.

Kindergarten

Grade 1

Grade 2

Grade 3

Grade 4

Grade 5

What the worksheets look like

Real pages from the current library, one from each grade. Open a set to preview its free worksheets at full size.

Kindergarten counting worksheet preview
Kindergarten · Counting Scattered Sets
Grade 1 addition facts worksheet preview
Grade 1 · Addition Facts
Grade 2 place value worksheet preview
Grade 2 · Place Value
Grade 3 multiplication worksheet preview
Grade 3 · Understanding Multiplication
Grade 4 multi-digit multiplication worksheet preview
Grade 4 · Multi-Digit Multiplication
Grade 5 fraction multiplication worksheet preview
Grade 5 · Multiplying Fractions

The full library with All Access

The first three worksheets in every set are free to everyone. Faith Schooling All Access opens every worksheet and every worked answer key in the library, together with every Faith Schooling curriculum, for one household.

Common questions

What does the math library cover?

Thousands of printable K–5 math practice pages, organized by grade and skill. Kindergarten starts with counting, comparing numbers and making ten; the middle grades build place value, regrouping, multiplication, division and fractions; Grade 5 reaches decimals, expressions, volume and the coordinate plane. Measurement, time, geometry, graphs, word problems and mixed review run through every grade.

What can I print for free?

The first three worksheets in every set. The free pages are always practice worksheets, never answer keys. All Access opens every worksheet and every answer key.

Do the worksheets come with answer keys?

Yes. Every worksheet has its own answer key, and from Grade 1 up the key shows the working. The keys are included with All Access.

Is this a math curriculum?

No. It is practice and reinforcement for a skill that has already been taught. A curriculum decides what is taught, in what order, and how it is introduced. Building Number Sense is the sequenced K–5 math curriculum; these worksheets give a child the repetitions afterwards.

Which grade should I print from?

Print from the grade that holds the skill, not the one that matches your child's age. A 4th grader who still needs regrouping can work from the 2nd grade sets, and each set page says what the skill is and when a child is ready for it.

Is there Scripture on the math pages?

Most pages carry one short verse from the King James Version on a small card at the foot of the page, and some story problems use Bible names and settings. The seasonal pages close with a line of encouragement instead. The arithmetic itself is arithmetic: no verse is turned into a math problem.