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Math Worksheets with Answer Keys for Grades 6 to 12

Math Worksheets with Answer Keys for Grades 6 to 12 – Mathbot, the Math Made Easy robot coach

Math Made Easy has 155 math worksheets for Grades 6 to 12, one for every chapter at nine levels. Each worksheet holds at least 20 problems, and each has an answer key on its own page, so students can work first and check later. Sets follow the Common Core standards or the College Board AP frameworks.

Worksheets by level

  • Grade 6 Math: 20 worksheets, including percents and greatest common factor and least common multiple
  • Grade 7 Math: 21 worksheets, including proportional relationships and scale drawings
  • Grade 8 Math: 18 worksheets, including integer exponents and systems of equations
  • Grade 9 Algebra 1: 21 worksheets, including literal equations and exponent rules and radicals
  • Grade 10 Geometry: 20 worksheets, including two-column proofs and constructions
  • Grade 11 Algebra 2: 20 worksheets, including complex solutions of quadratics and transformations of functions
  • Grade 12 Precalculus: 18 worksheets, including exponential and logarithmic models and the Laws of Sines and Cosines
  • Grade 12 AP Calculus AB: 8 worksheets, including the definition of the derivative and related rates and motion
  • Grade 12 AP Statistics: 9 worksheets, including sampling and experiments and sampling distributions

Pair a worksheet with its lesson when a topic is new, and with the chapter test when you want to confirm mastery.

6th grade · 20 chapters

Grade 6 Worksheets

Ratios, fractions, decimals, integers, early algebra, area and volume, and statistics: the foundation for all middle school math.

7th grade · 21 chapters

Grade 7 Worksheets

Proportional reasoning, rational numbers, equations, scale drawings, circles, sampling and probability, taught for seventh graders.

8th grade · 18 chapters

Grade 8 Worksheets

Exponents, scientific notation, linear equations and functions, systems, the Pythagorean theorem, transformations and scatter plots.

9th grade · 21 chapters

Grade 9 – Algebra 1 Worksheets

Linear and exponential functions, systems, inequalities, polynomials, quadratics and statistics: the full first-year algebra course.

10th grade · 20 chapters

Grade 10 – Geometry Worksheets

Proof, congruence, similarity, right triangle trigonometry, circles, coordinate geometry, solids and probability for tenth grade.

11th grade · 20 chapters

Grade 11 – Algebra 2 Worksheets

Complex numbers, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions, plus probability and inference.

12th grade · 18 chapters

Grade 12 – Precalculus Worksheets

Advanced functions, trigonometry, vectors, polar form, matrices, conic sections and series: the bridge to calculus.

12th grade · 8 chapters

Grade 12 – AP Calculus AB Worksheets

Limits, derivatives, integrals and differential equations, organized by the College Board AP Calculus AB course framework.

12th grade · 9 chapters

Grade 12 – AP Statistics Worksheets

Exploring and collecting data, probability, distributions, and inference for proportions, means, chi-square tests and regression.

Math Worksheets with Answer Keys for Grades 6 to 12: frequently asked questions

Do all worksheets have answer keys?

Yes. Each of the 155 worksheets has an answer key on its own page, separate from the problems. That keeps the key out of sight until the student finishes.

How many problems does a worksheet have?

Every worksheet has at least 20 problems, from direct skill checks to word problems that need several steps. Problems are ordered so students warm up before the harder ones.

Which levels have worksheets?

All nine levels do, from Grade 6 through AP Statistics. Pick a level, then a chapter.

Can teachers use the worksheets in class?

Yes. Teachers can assign a worksheet as classwork or homework and use the separate key to grade quickly. The chapter test then confirms the skill.

What should students do after a worksheet?

Check the key, redo each missed problem, then take the quiz for the chapter. A low quiz score is a sign to reread the lesson.