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Crossmath maker for teachers

Pick the grade and the operations you are teaching. You get sums that cross like a crossword, with numbers left out for pupils to fill in, and every gap filled in on the answer key. Grades 1 to 5, A4 or Letter, free and instant.

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Grades 1 to 5Answer key includedFree and instant, no AIA4 or Letter
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Pick the grade and the operations

Adding to 20 for grade 1, the tables for grade 3, two-digit multiplication for grade 5. Tick one operation or mix all four.
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Shuffle until you like it

Every sheet is dealt in place, in a moment. Shuffle for a new shape and new numbers, as often as you like.
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Print it with the answers filled in

Pupils fill every empty box so each sum is true. Page two fills in every gap in green.
WHAT EVERY CROSSMATH GIVES YOU

Practice that checks itself.

Always a place to startThere is always a sum with only one box missing, and each answer opens up the next. Every sum has at least one gap.
Sums that check each otherSums meet on a shared number, so an answer that is wrong across will not work down either. Pupils catch their own slips.
As hard as you needLeave a third, half or two thirds of the numbers empty, with 4 to 16 sums on the sheet. Boxes shrink so every size fills one page.

Printable crossmaths to try now

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First page of Adding and Taking Away to 206 sums
Adding and Taking Away to 20Grade 1 · + and − · number bonds
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First page of Adding and Taking Away to 1009 sums
Adding and Taking Away to 100Grade 2 · + and − · two-digit numbers
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First page of Times and Division Facts to 10 × 109 sums
Times and Division Facts to 10 × 10Grade 3 · × and ÷ · multiplication facts
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First page of Three-Digit Sums and Times13 sums
Three-Digit Sums and TimesGrade 4 · +, −, and × · mixed practice
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Crossmath maker questions

Is the crossmath maker free?

Yes. There is no AI in it, so making, shuffling and printing a crossmath never uses a generation. A free account adds the answer key on page two.

Which grades does it cover?

Grades 1 to 5: adding and taking away within 20 in grade 1, up to three-digit sums with carrying, two-digit multiplication and division by numbers up to 15 in grade 5.

Is there an answer key?

Yes, on page two: the same grid with every missing number filled in green.

Can the sheet use : instead of ÷?

Yes. The division sign starts from the language the studio is in, and you can switch it under More options.

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