Set up your school once
Your state, your district, the grades and subjects you teach. It takes about ninety seconds and you never do it again.
California · Grades 3–5 · Math + ELA
250 free credits to start — about 31 worksheets
Ask for the worksheet. Print it before the bell.
Type what your class needs the way you'd say it out loud. It asks a couple of quick questions, checks the sheet against your state's standards, and hands you the answer key already worked.
- Answer key on its own page
- Prints clean in black and white
- No card to sign up
New worksheet Grade 5 · Math
Make me a 2-digit division worksheet, 40 problems, no remainders, ocean theme
Build it 9 credits
Solve each problem. Write your answer on the line.
Part A — Practice
- 1.96 ÷ 12 =
- 2.84 ÷ 14 =
- 3.75 ÷ 15 =
- 4.88 ÷ 11 =
- 5.90 ÷ 18 =
- 6.72 ÷ 24 =
- 7.91 ÷ 13 =
- 8.68 ÷ 17 =
TeacherCreate · 5.NBT.B.6
Aligned, not approximately Checked against the standards you actually teach
CCSS Common Core
CA California CCSS
TX Texas TEKS
FL B.E.S.T.
NY Next Gen Learning
NGSS Science
ON Ontario
UK National Curriculum
How it works
Three steps. You only do the first one once.
No template gallery to scroll, no blanks to fill in. You describe the sheet; it handles the rest of it.
Ask in your own words
If something you said would change every problem on the page — remainders, decimals, how much room they get to show work — it asks you first instead of guessing.
“Should any answers have remainders?”
Print it. Then keep using it.
Out comes the sheet and its answer key. The recipe that built it is saved with it, so next time you change one line instead of starting over.
same sheet, three-digit →
the part teachers actually keep
In March, say “same thing, but three-digit.”
Every sheet is saved with the full recipe that built it: your brief, the grade, the standards you picked, the theme, the difficulty, even your answers to the clarifying questions. Remix keeps all of that and changes only the one thing you name.
- Change one value and rebuild the whole sheet — 6 credits, no re-typing.
- Revisions bump a version number and keep the old one. Nothing you liked is ever lost.
- Buy a sheet from another teacher and you get their recipe too — not just a flat PDF.
~ Deep Sea Division
Two-digit divisors
- 96 ÷ 12 =
- 84 ÷ 14 =
- 75 ÷ 15 =
- 88 ÷ 11 =
~ Deep Sea Division
Three-digit dividends
- 512 ÷ 16 =
- 396 ÷ 12 =
- 728 ÷ 14 =
- 645 ÷ 15 =
The recipe, saved with the sheet
- Grade
- 5
- Standard
- 5.NBT.B.6
- Dividend
2-digit3-digit- Remainders
- None
- Theme
- Ocean
- Items
- 40
On the page
The small things you'd otherwise fix by hand.
Every sheet comes off the copier ready to hand out. None of this is a setting you have to remember to switch on.
Deep Sea Division
Two-digit divisors · no remainders
Solve each problem. Write your answer on the line.
- 1.96 ÷ 12 =
- 2.84 ÷ 14 =
- 3.75 ÷ 15 =
- 4.88 ÷ 11 =
- 5.90 ÷ 18 =
- 6.72 ÷ 24 =
TeacherCreate · 5.NBT.B.6
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A name and date line
On every sheet, without being asked. The alternative is thirty papers and no names on eleven of them.
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The answer key, on its own page
Already worked, printed behind the sheet. Hand out the front, keep the back on your desk.
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Your standard code, in the footer
5.NBT.B.6 sits at the bottom of the page, ready to copy straight into your lesson plan.
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Line work, never photographs
Themes are drawn with type and rules, so the copier down the hall doesn't eat a cartridge.
and two you can't see from here — tell it “too easy, and give them more room to show work” and it revises that sheet for 3 credits rather than building a different one. And name the book your class is reading: it writes original questions about it, and will not reprint a copyrighted passage.
Ten themes
Pick a look, and it reaches the problems too.
An ocean-themed division sheet is about divers and shells, not just waves in the border. Every theme is drawn in CSS, so it prints the same way every single time.
Ditto
Clean purple-ink classic
Plain
Black and white, no decoration
Graph paper
Squared background for working out
Space
Rockets, planets, stars
Ocean
Waves, fish, bubbles
Jungle
Leaves and animals
Candy shop
Sweet and playful
Dinosaurs
Prehistoric fun
Sports
Balls, fields, scores
Seasonal
Holiday and season art
Marketplace
Made a good one? Let it earn.
Publish a worksheet and other teachers can unlock it. You keep 75% of every unlock in credits, and there's a 15-credit bonus the first time a listing of yours is approved. A human reads every listing before it goes up.
75%of every unlock goes to the teacher who wrote it
+15credits when your listing is approved
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Credits
250 credits to start. Here's what things cost.
One currency, no tiers, no per-seat math. Your whole balance and every charge sit on one page inside the app.
250 credits free
Roughly 31 full worksheets, with their answer keys, before you've paid anything. No card, no trial countdown.
Create your accountCredit packs aren't switched on yet. Nothing you've built goes away when they are.
- The clarifying questions1 credit
- Build a worksheet + answer key8 credits
- Revise a sheet you already have3 credits
- Remix it into a new one6 credits
- Your listing gets approved+15 credits
- You review someone's sheet+2 credits
- Another teacher unlocks yours+75% of price
What it is for
Three afternoons it is meant to save.
Six sheets for the sub folder in one prep period, answer keys included — the part that used to take the longest.
Asked whether you want remainders before it builds anything, so nobody prints forty wrong problems.
September’s sheet pulled up in March, asked for harder numbers, printed. Same sheet, one line different.
Does it really know my state's standards?
Standard sets for Common Core, California, Texas TEKS, Florida B.E.S.T., New York's Next Generation Learning Standards, NGSS, Ontario and England's National Curriculum ship with it, and your district's full framework can be loaded from a CSV. You pick which standards a sheet should hit, and their codes print in the footer.
What if a problem comes out wrong?
Tell it what's off in plain language. It revises that sheet for 3 credits, bumps the version and keeps the old one, so you can always go back. You see the whole sheet and its answer key before anything gets printed.
Can I build a worksheet on the book we're reading?
Yes, and it writes original questions about it. It is built to refuse to reproduce copyrighted passages — if a sheet needs a reading passage it writes a new one. That's deliberate: reprinting a chapter is the one thing a worksheet tool can do that gets a district in trouble.
Will this work on our school Chromebooks?
There's nothing to install and no app to download. The worksheet builder itself runs without JavaScript — every step is a plain page and a form — so it holds up on a tired Chromebook and a crowded school connection.
What does it cost after the free credits?
Right now, nothing — paid credit packs aren't switched on yet. Your 250 signup credits cover about 31 worksheets, and you can earn more by publishing sheets other teachers unlock or by reviewing theirs.
Who can see my worksheets?
Only you, unless you publish one to the marketplace. Publishing is a deliberate step and a moderator reads the listing before it appears, so nothing of yours goes public by accident.
one less thing before Monday
Your next worksheet is about four minutes away.
Start with 250 credits — enough for roughly 31 sheets. No card, no countdown, no call with anybody.
Answer key with every sheet · Standards in the footer · No card needed