Math practice
For grown-ups: skills, tips, and saved progress
Pick the skill that fits your learner today. Grade labels are starting points, and children can move between them freely. These are short number and arithmetic practice sets, not a full math curriculum or an assessment.
| Kindergarten | Counting and comparing within 10; addition and subtraction within 5, then within 10. |
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| Grade 1 | Addition and subtraction within 20; missing addends; tens and ones; two-digit practice without regrouping. |
| Grade 2 | Addition and subtraction within 100 and 1,000; optional regrouping practice; skip counting by 2, 5, and 10. |
| Grade 3 | Multiplication and division facts; three-digit addition and subtraction; fraction models and comparisons. |
| Grade 4 | Larger whole-number operations; division with remainders; equivalent fractions and addition with like denominators. |
| Grade 5 | Multi-digit multiplication; two-digit divisors; decimals to hundredths; unlike-denominator fraction operations; fraction multiplication and unit-fraction division. |
Use fingers, counters, drawings, or scratch paper alongside the page. Young learners may need an adult to read the directions. For subtraction in columns, tap a top digit to regroup. Carry boxes and partial-product boxes are optional scratch work; the page checks the final answer only.
Each skill has a set of 10 questions. You can skip questions and return with Previous. Correct answers stay filled in; a new set starts a fresh count for that skill. There is no timer, penalty, grade-level lock, or automatic promotion.
The selected grade, current question, and completed questions are saved only in this browser when storage is available. Unchecked answers and scratch work are not saved. A shared browser shares this progress.
Save this HTML file and open it in a web browser. It works without an internet connection and has no sign-in, ads, or external scripts.
Skill placement is loosely informed by the Common Core mathematics progression. This page covers selected number skills, not every standard; it does not include geometry, measurement, or a full word-problem sequence.
Practice at your own pace. Hints are always welcome.