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Every worksheet skill by grade and level, and every coloring theme and level, in one place. Check the fit before you print.

Worksheets: scope and sequence

Grades follow the progression common to most English-language curricula, not one national curriculum. Pick a grade to see every topic, sub-skill and level.

  • Grade sets the scopeWhich numbers, words and ideas a topic uses.
  • Level sets the challengeThree levels inside each sub-skill, each named for what it asks.
  • You judge the fitAnswer keys are generated and checked by code. Review a sheet before you use it.

Kindergarten 6 topics, 23 sub-skills

Open Kindergarten worksheets
Counting6 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Counting ObjectsChoose between two numbersChoose between three numbersCount, then compare
Counting OnCount on 1, 2 or 3Count on across a tenHow many more to get there?
Counting SequencesFill the end of the runFill a gap in the middleWrite the next three numbers
Before, After and BetweenThe number afterThe number beforeThe number in between
Counting BackwardsFill the end of the runFill a gap in the middleCount back and land on a number
Ordering NumbersThree numbers, smallest firstThree numbers, largest firstFive numbers in order
Open the Kindergarten Counting generator →
Name Tracing3 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
First NameTrace every rowTrace, then writeWrite it yourself
Letters in Your NameTrace the whole lineTrace, then writeOne model, then write
First and Last NameTrace every rowTrace, then writeWrite it yourself
Open the Kindergarten Name Tracing generator →
Handwriting5 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Capital and Small LettersTrace every rowTrace then copyCopy only
Capital LettersTrace every rowTrace then copyCopy only
Small LettersTrace every rowTrace then copyCopy only
The Alphabet in OrderTrace every rowTrace then copyCopy only
Numbers 0 to 9Trace every rowTrace then copyCopy only
Open the Kindergarten Handwriting generator →
Addition2 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Add Within 10Two numbersThree numbersFour numbers
Addition StoriesHow many altogetherHow many nowThree amounts
Open the Kindergarten Addition generator →
Subtraction4 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Take-Away FactsSmall factsBigger factsCrossing ten
Counting Up to SubtractSmall jumpsJumping over a tenThe start is missing
Subtraction StoriesHow many are leftHow many were given awayHow many at the start
Missing NumberWhat was taken awayWhat we started withWith regrouping
Open the Kindergarten Subtraction generator →
Missing Numbers3 sub-skills
Sub-skillLevel 1Level 2Level 3
Missing AddendSecond number missingFirst number missingTotal written first
Make TenMake 10Take from 10Three numbers that make 10
Missing SubtrahendHow many were taken awayHow many at the startAnswer written first
Open the Kindergarten Missing Numbers generator →

How we set grade levels

Grade levels follow the progression common to most English-language curricula — not one specific national curriculum. Every level shows exactly what it generates, so you can check the fit with your own program.

  • Grade sets the ground a topic covers; difficulty sets the complexity within it. Moving up a grade changes which worksheets a topic offers — two-rule patterns arrive in Grade 4, percent change in Grade 7 — and on a worksheet a grade shares with the one below, it usually changes the size of the numbers rather than the question itself. The difficulty slider moves within a grade and never re-labels it.
  • Every sheet is generated by code, not scraped. Problems are produced deterministically, and every answer key is independently re-derived and tested. Review a sheet before you use it.
  • You are the judge of fit. Because we show the exact skill per level, you can line it up against your own curriculum, exam board, or lesson plan in seconds.

Coloring Lab: themes and levels

Every picture is original and drawn three ways, so the same subject works for a toddler and an older child.

  • Easy

    Ages 3–⁠5

    Big shapes and thick lines for small hands.

  • Medium

    Ages 6–⁠8

    More parts to fill, with some detail.

  • Hard

    Ages 9+

    Fine detail for patient colorers.

Ages are a guide, not a rule.

11 themes, 307 pictures

On every picture

  • Color on screenTap to fill, try colors, start over.
  • A name on the pageOptional, printed at the top. It stays on your device.
  • Two pictures, one pagePrint the same artwork twice on a landscape page, at any two levels.
  • Print or PDFOn A4 or US Letter, with no watermark.

Learning Hub: guide topics

Homework, study habits, reading, maths confidence and teaching a mixed class. Each guide answers one real question in plain English.

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Something look off for your program? Open any generator and use the difficulty slider and grade selector to find the exact match — every change is reflected instantly in the live preview. Grade slugs like grade-3 map to the labels above.