PrintablesBy SubjectBy GradeWorksheetsInteractivesHelping With MathHome> Home PageHelpingWithMath.com is for anyone who needs help with math or who wants to help others with math at the K-8 level. It provides  math resources that help students to practice what they are learning at home and at school. For example, there are lots of math worksheets, several multiplication charts and tables, plenty of number lines, and even a fraction calculator. Select below to find more resources based on grade level, subject, or resource type.Kindergarten(Ages 5 and up)1st Grade(Ages 6 and up)2nd Grade(Ages 7 and up)3rd Grade(Ages 8 and up)4th Grade(Ages 9 and up)5th Grade(Ages 10 and up)6th Grade(Ages 11 and up)7th Grade(Ages 12 and up)8th Grade(Ages 13 and up)By GradeEverything sorted by grade level - K to 8.By SubjectExamples and resources listed by subject. e.g. fractions.Worksheets
All worksheets by grade and by subject
Printables
All printables resources by type. e.g. flash cards
Games
Combination of fun and practice.
Number Lines
Loads and loads of different number lines.
Worksheet Generators
Lots of options to create limitless practice questions
Multiplication Tables & Charts
Help to learn and recall multiplication facts
Interactives
Online quizzes, lessons, and activities.
In addition to the resources categorized above, we have also listed below the most recent additions to the site as well as some favorites.
Our Favorites
The list below are our own favorites. We hope you find them helpful; they were fun to make!
Hundreds Chart (adjustable)
Number Line Generator
Math Games
Fraction Worksheet Generator
Equivalent Fractions Lesson
Multiplication Tables
Recently Added
Listed below are some of the most recently added resources.
Tracing Numerals (0 to 9) (Worksheets) 
Place Value Arrow Cards (Activity)   
Multiplying Decimals by Powers of 10 (Example/Guidance)
Multiplication Chart - In Color (Charts)
Nets and Surface Area (Examples) 
See a longer list of recent updates here.
Identifying and overcoming the barriers that inhibit students who experience difficulties with their mathematical development can be a complex and demanding challenge, often requiring professional  assessment and intervention. Recognizing that this is not always available, this section on HelpingWithMath.com is intended to inform parents about the early-stages of mathematical development.
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And, if you can't find what you need on HelpingWithMath.com, take a look at some of the other sites on the web that we recommend.
Many of the resources on HelpingWithMath.com are available for re-use under a Creative Commons License so, if you fancy adding worksheets, games, or whatever to your own web place, then visit our download place and help yourself.
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