Make math worksheets for children. The Math Worksheet Wizard is a simple-to-use tool for teachers and parents.

Hello and thanks for coming to the feedback page. My name is Nick Ramsay, and I'm always interested to hear what people think of this website and how I can make it better. I'm actually an English teacher in Japan, not a math teacher, so I'm no expert on teaching math. Please give me some pointers and I'll do my best to incorporate your ideas into the Math Worksheet Wizard website.

Email: nick AT the name of this website.

Your email address will be kept private. I might reply to comments for more suggestions or a more in-depth explanation if necessary, and if I ever get round to making a newsletter for this site, I hope you won't mind me sending it to you.

Best regards, Nick Ramsay.

Note: These comments aren't generated automatically. They've been handpicked.

Dear Nick, would it be possible to make worksheets with horizontal sums? Many thanks, Mary.
Done! You can make them with the Horizontal Fact Wizard.

Wow! These are great! Thanks for making it easier to get math worksheets for my 2nd and 5th grade children. Donna.

Great resource! Is there any way so you can have less problems on a page to give the children more space to write? Chris.
Done! Now you can choose from 6, 9, or 12 problems.

I am a sister in high school making worksheets for my sister in elementary school... I really think that this website is a good way to help her learn! I would recommend this website to every teacher and every parent I know! Ashlee.

I teach special Ed Pre-schoolers. It would be great if we could make our own work sheets with objects to count with the numbers.
Done! See the Kindergarten Numbers page.

Do you have anything with story problems? That would be awesome! AK.
Not yet, but I'll get around to it sometime.

I think the things you've made are great. I'm a teacher and I teach 3rd grade - they're really good students! Nicole.

Under the addition choice, there needs to be a choice of regrouping and no regrouping in order for students to build skills properly without confusion. Thanks! Tammy.
Done! You can now select "Regrouping" for both addition and subtraction.