Math Facts: Free Printable PDF Worksheets

What do fidget spinners have to do with learning math? Try these engaging worksheets to find out! Your students won't even realize how much better their math facts are getting while they're absorbed in these worksheets. Workbooks are provided with increasing difficulty to aid learning.

Addition and Subtraction with Chart
Multiplication to 12s Practice Workbook

Addition and Subtraction with Many Digits Math Minutes Workbook
Mad Minute Review of Math [easier]

Build a Solid Learning Foundation with Math Facts

To build a solid foundation in math, it's important for students to master math facts. The more they practice, the better. The math facts that students learn in elementary school provide the foundation they'll need to grasp more advanced mathematical concepts later on. Being fluent in math facts will prevent future frustration. Students will have a solid understanding of the basic math facts needed to learn new concepts.

Multiplication to 9s Practice Workbook
Mad Minute Review of Math [harder]

Find the Addition and Subtraction Math Facts (larger numbers)
Find the Math Facts

Quick Introduction to Basic Math Facts

The four basic functions in math are addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Each of the numbers in a math problem has a name. In an addition problem, the numbers being added are called addends, and the answer is known as the sum. In subtraction, the first number is the minuend, and the number being subtracted is the subtrahend. The answer in a subtraction problem is called the difference.

In multiplication problems, the top number is called the multiplicand, and the bottom number is called the multiplier. The answer to a multiplication problem is known as the product. In division, the number being divided is called the dividend, and the number doing the dividing is called the divisor. The answer to a division problem is known as the quotient.

Research shows that memorization is not the only way that students memorize math facts, but it is one important way in which they learn. That's why having multiple resources, such as these edHelper worksheets, is a great way to ensure your students have plenty of opportunities to practice their math facts!