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Math Worksheets 4 Kids

By Math Worksheets 4 Kids (company not named on the site). Visit Math Worksheets 4 Kids

Desk research from the maker's own pages. Not yet tried by us. Checked 2026-10-24.

A large printable-worksheet site with more than 40,000 pages in math, English, science and social studies for kindergarten through 12th grade, aligned to the Common Core and each with an answer key. Free samples are open to all; a yearly membership unlocks everything, plus about 2,000 self-correcting interactive math and English worksheets for K-8. Parents and teachers can make groups, add children, assign worksheets and track progress, and children sign in with a passcode the adult gives them.

Our take: Good value for parents and teachers who want lots of printable, standards-matched practice; it drills skills rather than teaching them.

The facts
Ages it suitsgrades K-12 (interactive worksheets K-8)
What its terms say about ageThe terms set no age rule. The privacy policy says the site does not currently collect personal information from children under 13, children log in with a passcode from a parent or teacher, and teachers using Google Classroom sign-in must get parental consent. (terms)
PriceFree, with paid extras. Free samples; individual membership $24.95 a year with no auto-renew; school licenses also sold (Oct 2026).
Works onWeb
AccountA parent's account
AdsNone
In-app purchasesNone
The AI in itNo AI.

What's good

  • Huge worksheet library with answer keys
  • No ads on the site, per the maker
  • Children use a passcode instead of their own account
  • Cheap yearly price that does not auto-renew

Watch for

  • Who runs the site is not stated anywhere we looked
  • Mostly drill worksheets with little teaching
  • Free part is limited to samples

Data and privacy

The privacy policy says it follows COPPA and GDPR, does not allow behaviorally targeted ads, has no messaging between students and collects personal details only from paying adults. It uses Google Analytics. Read the privacy policy.

Does it work?

No independent studies found. The maker's own claims only: Common Core alignment and quality checks by its own team.

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