Printable math worksheets & templates
Classroom math templates: coordinate plane graph paper, number lines, a hundreds chart, a 12×12 multiplication table, place value chart, fraction strips, unit circle and a 3-circle Venn diagram.
8 free templates · Letter, A4 and larger sizes · Vector PDF or direct print
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Coordinate Plane
Cartesian grid with numbered x and y axes through the centre: four quadrants for plotting points and graphing functions.
Number Line
Stacked number lines from -10 to 10: for elementary math, addition, subtraction and integer practice.
Hundreds Chart
10×10 grid numbered 1 to 100: a classroom staple for counting, place value and skip-counting.
Multiplication Table (12×12)
12×12 times table with all products printed: the classic elementary reference chart.
Place Value Chart
Standard place value chart through millions with optional decimals: groups columns by period (ones, thousands, millions) for clear reading.
Fraction Strips
Stacked bars showing 1 whole subdivided into halves, thirds, quarters and more: the classic visual aid for comparing fractions.
Unit Circle Paper
Single large reference circle with key angles in degrees and radians: the standard trig reference for memorising sin, cos and tan of standard angles.
Venn Diagram (3-Circle)
Three overlapping circles labelled A, B and C: the classic format for set intersections, comparing concepts and brainstorming.
Which math & learning template should I use?
Use the coordinate plane for graphing functions and plotting points with labelled axes. The hundreds chart and number line support early number sense; fraction strips and the place value chart make fractions and decimals concrete.
- Coordinate Plane: Cartesian grid with numbered x and y axes through the centre: four quadrants for plotting points and graphing functions.
- Number Line: Stacked number lines from -10 to 10: for elementary math, addition, subtraction and integer practice.
- Hundreds Chart: 10×10 grid numbered 1 to 100: a classroom staple for counting, place value and skip-counting.
- Multiplication Table (12×12): 12×12 times table with all products printed: the classic elementary reference chart.
- Place Value Chart: Standard place value chart through millions with optional decimals: groups columns by period (ones, thousands, millions) for clear reading.
- Fraction Strips: Stacked bars showing 1 whole subdivided into halves, thirds, quarters and more: the classic visual aid for comparing fractions.
- Unit Circle Paper: Single large reference circle with key angles in degrees and radians: the standard trig reference for memorising sin, cos and tan of standard angles.
- Venn Diagram (3-Circle): Three overlapping circles labelled A, B and C: the classic format for set intersections, comparing concepts and brainstorming.
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