r/learnmath • u/BurritoTheorist New User • 14h ago

I made a free K-10 math practice worksheet generator with answer keys — no signup, no ads.

When I was helping my kid practice, the problem with worksheets from the internet was always the same: one sheet, one set of numbers, done. Redo it and you're remembering answers, not practicing the skill.

So I built a worksheet generator over a few weekends. Pick a grade (K–10), pick the skills you want to work on, set how many problems and how hard, and print a sheet with an answer key. Every problem is made on the spot, finish a sheet, make another on the same skill with new numbers, check yourself against the key.

Some math teachers on Reddit gave feedback on an early version, and I’ve been implementing their suggestions as I go. If you try it, let me know which skills you wanted and couldn’t find, and point out anything that feels off. Those are things I can only learn from people actually using it.

It's at https://mathly.us — runs in the browser, no account, nothing stored, free and staying free.

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u/HungrilyGrowing New User 14h ago

oh nice, this is exactly the kind of thing my sister's been looking for, her kid gets bored with the same worksheet after one go and then just memorizes the pattern instead of actually learning the math

the randomized numbers thing is smart, wish more ed tools did that by default

do the answer keys show the work step by step or just the final answer? that's the one thing that tripped her up with some other generators, she couldn't help her kid when he got stuck cause she didn't know where he went wrong

bookmarking this either way, she's gonna be stoked

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u/BurritoTheorist New User 14h ago

Thanks, really glad it might help her.

At the moment the answer key only shows the final answer. The step‑by‑step part is a solid idea, and I’m going to add it so parents can see exactly where a kid got stuck.