Practice that isn’t another screen

Practice that isn’t another screen

Printable maths practice and spelling pages for K–8, built around what your child is actually working on this week. Answer keys included, ready in under a minute.

3 sheets a week free, and the first few words of any spelling list. No card to look around.

Multi-Digit MultiplicationName: ______________________ Date: ____________1721×72987×23834×34464×75603×56638×47261×58578×49893×6

Built for the kid, not the catalogue

Set it once, print it nightly

Save what works for each child. Tomorrow it's two taps — pick their name, tap the sheet — with new numbers every time. Everywhere else you rebuild the whole thing from scratch on every visit.

Aim at what they're stuck on

Not “easy, medium, hard.” Addition with no carrying, or only with carrying. Borrowing across a zero. Division that comes out even, or never does. Every problem times seven. Skip the ×0, ×1 and ×10 filler.

Room to actually work

Long multiplication printed stacked, with space for the partial products — the way it's taught. Most generators hand a fourth grader 384 × 7 = ___ on a single line and call it multi-digit practice.

One price, every kid

One subscription covers your whole house, not one child. Most of this category charges per student — a well-known screen-based program is $54.95 each, so a second child doubles it. Here a second child costs nothing.

Answer keys are free

As a separate page, so you can hand over the sheet without the answers. You're grading at the kitchen table, not holding a teacher's edition. Others charge for this.

The same problem, two ways

What we print

     384
   ×   7
   ─────


Stacked, with room to carry and work down the columns.

What the paid competitor prints

  1.  384 × 7 = ___


One line, three underscores. A child cannot run the standard algorithm in that space.

The other half of the name

Spelling lists come home every week, usually as a photocopy with twenty words and no definitions. Type them in — however the sheet had them, numbering and all — and you get a page with what each word means, written for a child, and a sentence showing it in use.

Try it with this week's wordsWords by grade

Start from your child's grade

Screen-free, and it stays that way

No ads, ever. No accounts for children — you hold the account, and a child profile is a first name and a grade. Nothing else about them is stored, because nothing else is needed.

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