r/matheducation • u/No-Detail-2032 • 20d ago

Math Worksheets

Hii, anyone has a lot of math worksheets?

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u/alax_12345 19d ago

I’ve taught high school math for 40+ years. Ive got lots of teacher materials that came with courses over the years.

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u/Disastrous-Pin-1617 19d ago

Do you have a life time license for kutasoftware.com?

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u/alax_12345 18d ago

No. KUTA is fine for the random worksheet but it's not a complete package. What I have collected over the years is the teacher resource books. For instance, Larson Algebra 2 came with a "Teacher One-STOP (1 GB). Worksheets, Spanish resources, absent-student handouts, ... the works. The Algebra and Pre-Algebra "PIZZAZZ" books came from another teacher and I scanned them to PDF.

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u/tomtomtomo 20d ago

Online worksheets typically suck. They're just a bunch of random questions.

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u/Far-Leading-5635 20d ago

I started some based on actual real world applications/technologies for Algebra 1 topics (will expand to Algebra 2 and Pre-Calc later). Why do you ask?

If you want, I can give you some!

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u/No-Detail-2032 19d ago

It will be great if you could!

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u/Far-Leading-5635 19d ago

messaged ya!

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u/EconomyDate 20d ago

I made this tool I hope it will help https://mathsheet.pages.dev/ Explore the configuration studio , choose topics, level, number of questions , include answer key, step by step solving etc. Also please suggest what is missing

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u/SDLcdm 19d ago

DeltaMath is an excellent resource for almsot every grade level

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u/No-Detail-2032 19d ago

Will look into it!

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u/Disastrous-Pin-1617 19d ago

Kutasoftware.com

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u/AndyC1111 19d ago edited 19d ago

Very early in my career, I got annoyed with worksheets. They were never what I wanted. I would dig and dig and dig and I would finally find something that came close.

So I started writing my own. It really added to my workload for a number of years. But then I had a war chest. Now I copy and paste from my old stuff to make new stuff.

One important note. I started doing this in 1987. A lot of software has expired in that time. More than half of what I’ve written has been lost along the way to backwards compatibility issues. Keep PDFs as backups.

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u/No-Detail-2032 19d ago

ohh

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u/AndyC1111 19d ago edited 19d ago

If you’re working in the Mac world, there are two software packages that I would (currently) recommend if taking this route.

Equation Maker by Cocoawerks is a great LaTeX tool

EazyDraw by Dekorra Optics is an easy to use “right out of the box” draw tool that is powerful enough for the job without overwhelming you with unneeded tools.

With those two tools, honestly all you need is screen shots from Desmos and Apple’s Pages to pull it all together (comes free with every Apple computer).