WorksheetWise

WorksheetWise is a library of printable PDF worksheets for elementary practice, made for parents, tutors, homeschool families and teachers. The free offer is 107 worksheets, one for each grade and skill in the catalog from Pre-K through 6th grade, and each comes with a separate answer key. There is no signup: you open a real preview of the page, then download the worksheet and the key as separate PDFs.

The catalog covers math, phonics, grammar and spelling where they fit a grade. Math skills include counting, addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, money, telling time, geometry and word problems. Literacy skills include CVC words, sight words, short and long vowels, digraphs, consonant blends, word families, parts of speech, punctuation and sentence structure. Each free sheet is the easy level of one skill; the 3rd grade multiplication sheet, for example, has 25 problems. Two free browser tools round it out: a spelling practice maker that turns this week's word list into a practice set, and a printable flashcard maker.

The site explains how its sheets are built. Math questions and answer keys are generated from explicit rules with seeded inputs, so the same worksheet can be recreated exactly, and the team checks that every answer key matches its worksheet. Grade labels are offered as guidance, not a claim of alignment with any state curriculum. Beyond elementary, there are sample questions and short tests in secondary math, science, history, geography, accounting and computing, with selected topics through grade 12.

WorksheetWise Plus costs $7 a month or $59 a year, billed in US dollars, and renews until cancelled. It adds all 107 complete 18-sheet packs, which cover six themes at easy, medium and hard levels with answer keys, along with up to 250 saved worksheets a month, advanced generator controls and a worksheet designer with PDF export. A free account can save 5 basic worksheets a month. The license covers one household, tutoring practice or classroom. The free sheets work well for a quick practice page, and Plus makes sense if you want many versions of one skill.