Math Worksheets with Mixed Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division

Most K-6 math practice starts with mastering one problem type at a time. That is the right place to start. Getting students comfortable with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division worksheets prepares them for the next step, to see any type of these problems and understand the difference. MathGen has options to build math worksheets with a mixture of problem types in either of two layouts: problem types grouped one after another, or mixed at random.

Grouped Problems - Addition stays together, then subtraction, then multiplication, then division. A student warms up on one skill before the problem types change. Teachers can utilize use problem type mixes when a lesson has just added a new problem type and the class still needs a clear block of practice for already learned problem types. 

Random Mixed Problem Types - Problem types (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) are shuffled. The student has to read the sign before they calculate. That is the skill that shows up on chapter tests, standardized tests and real homework, where a subtraction problem follows a multiplication problem with no warning. Random order also keeps a strong student from coasting on the same motion for all 25 worksheet problems.  Go to the MathGen homepage to get started.