Mixed practice to 100
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The Print ShopThe sheet builder
The sheet builder makes the worksheet you actually need and redraws the page as you change it. Pick a kind of sheet, set the numbers or type the words, choose the paper and the lettering, and print. Free, no account, and nothing about your child in the file.
Free · no account · nothing uploaded
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Show your working under each problem.
A sheet made in the builder: mixed addition and subtraction to 100, sixteen problems with room to work, a title and an instruction line typed in, and a Class line beside Name and Date. The answer key is the second page.
The builder link at the top of the page carries this sheet’s own settings, so the bench opens on exactly the sheet here rather than on a blank one. Change what you like and press print.
Every sheet in The Print Shop is one setting of a family that can print thousands, and the builder is where the settings are. Addition to 20 becomes two-digit subtraction with regrouping by moving two numbers; a sight-word sheet becomes this week's spelling list by pasting the note that came home; a handwriting page traces any word you type, in print or in cursive. The page redraws as you change it, so what is on screen is what comes out of the printer, at the size it says it is.
Where there are answers there is an answer key, worked out when the problems were, so the two cannot disagree. The number at the foot of every sheet is the seed it was built from: print it again next week and it is the same sheet, or ask for another and it is a new one from the same settings.
The settings live in the link. A sheet you have tuned can be bookmarked, saved on this device, or handed to another family or a colleague, and the link carries the settings and nothing else. The name line is printed blank to be filled in with a pencil, and there is nowhere in a sheet to put a child's name.
What the builder will not do is guess. The words on a spelling sheet are the ones you typed, not a rule's attempt at them; decimals are worked in whole hundredths rather than floating point, so a key never shows a rounding error; and nothing on a page is invented by a program and passed off as checked.
Each link opens the builder on a finished sheet of that kind, ready to print or to change.
A class set is one sheet printed once per child. Set the copies and each one is a new draw of the same settings with its own answer key, so the two children sharing a desk are not sharing a page. The heading can carry a Class line beside Name and Date, and a sheet you have set up can be handed to a colleague or a parent as a link that opens on exactly that sheet.
Nothing needs a login, nothing is installed and nothing about a student is uploaded, which is what makes it usable on a school device that allows none of those: the builder runs in the browser, and a sheet saved on that device stays on it. Every sheet is free for classroom and school use.
Ten shelves and ten school years, over the same sheets. A shelf is what a sheet is; a year is who it was drawn for, which every sheet states on its own page.