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Basic Addition and Subtraction

This quiz contains 10 addition and 10 subtraction problems using single digit terms. No regrouping (carrying or borrowing) is needed in any of the problems. Using a printable worksheet like this one is a good substitute for flash cards.

Multiplication and Division with the Fours Table

This quiz contains 10 multiplication and 10 division problems, all having four as a factor. Because this worksheet has both multiplication and division problems, there are many problems that are reflections of one another. For example, 4x2 and 8 divided by 4, so that you'll have a concrete demonstration of the reflexive nature of multiplication and division. The flexibility offered by Math Quiz Creator in letting you combine different arithmetic problem types to reinforce concepts makes it a far better choice than buying static workbooks.

Introduction to Fractions

This quiz has six problems that require the student to write the fraction of a circular shape that is shaded, six fraction addition problems (all using like denominators), and six fraction subtraction problems (again, all using like denominators).

If your students aren't yet ready for fraction addition and subtraction, that's okay, because Math Quiz Creator lets you pick exactly what type of problem appears on your fraction worksheets.
If your students are ready to move beyond simple addition and subtraction with fractions, Math Quiz Creator can also create sets of fraction comparison problems that should challenge most students.

Telling Time

This quiz has four sets of time-telling problems that require the student to write the time displayed for different intervals: to the hour, to 15 minutes, to 5 minutes, and to the exact minute. This time problem worksheet is a great review to establish that your students understand how to correctly read a clock face.

Counting Change

This counting change worksheet has eight problems that require students to calculate the total amount of change displayed. None of the coin counting problems have totals greater than one dollar, but this option is available.