Ten Resources for Elementary Math Fact Review

How can you help your elementary students develop the math proficiency they need? Here are nine resources recommended by Yvonne King, a veteran of lower elementary.

Flashcards, drills, and charts

1. Student Math Flashcards: Plus

Printable addition flashcards for individual practice. These can be printed double sided onto card stock and the answers will be on the back. Cut them out and they are ready for your students!

2. Student Math Flashcards: Minus

Printable subtraction flashcards for individual practice. These can be printed double sided onto card stock and the answers will be on the back. Cut them out and they are ready for your students!

3. Sample Math Record Chart

A sticker chart to record individual student progress with the math drill sheets.

4. Games for Math Fact Review

A variety of simple games to play in the classroom to review math facts. These work best in lower elementary but some could be adapted for middle grades.

5. Math Drill Sheets

Worksheets of plus and minus math facts, gradually increasing in difficulty, for student mastery of facts. Download the instructions.

6. Addition and Subtraction Worksheets: 0-9

These math fact worksheets synchronize with the order that the facts are taught in Grade 2 Saxon Math. It works well to give one or two of them as a homework page on the test day, since students have no other math papers to finish in class that day. Download the editable documents or view the PDF below.

More places to look

Yvonne recommends the resources available on the websites below:

7. MathDrills.com

This website has lots of printable math drill sheets, ranging from simple addition to large division. They also have practice sheets of other common math activities such as measuring, telling time, and algebra. These tended to be basic without much decoration.

8. Education.com

This website has a variety of printable math worksheets. They had lots of color by number, both the simple basic numbers for preschool or finding a math fact answer to know what color to make the section. They had practice test sheets, teaching children to fill in the bubble for the answer to a math problem.

9. SuperKids.com

This website gives you great options in creating math fact worksheets for you! Whether having 1,2,3 or 4 digits, how many on a page, or which specific digit to use in each problem. The worksheets can be for addition, subtraction, multiplication, division or other math functions.

10. Kidzone.ws

This website gives simple worksheets for math (and other things) by grade level and subject. They also have online, timed fact practice for individual students.