WorksheetsNursery, LKG and UKG
First pencil work: counting, tracing and big lines.
- Count up to 5
- Count up to 10
- Trace capital letters
- Trace numbers 0 to 9
- Trace Hindi swar
- Large four-line paper
Class 1
Numbers to 100, small sums in a line, and reading the clock to the hour.
- Addition, 1 digit, in a line
- Subtraction, 1 digit, in a line
- Hundred chart, a few blanks
- Skip counting by 2, 5 and 10
- Clock: full hours
- Number names up to 100
- Trace small letters
Class 2
Two digit sums, first without and then with carrying, and the first tables.
- Addition, 2 digits, no carrying
- Addition, 2 digits, with carrying
- Subtraction, 2 digits, no borrowing
- Subtraction, 2 digits, with borrowing
- Tables 2 to 5, blank
- Comparing 2 digit numbers
- Clock: half hours
- Adding rupees
Class 3
Three digit sums, tables up to 10, division facts and place value.
- Addition, 3 digits
- Subtraction, 3 digits
- Table facts 2 to 10, mixed up
- Division facts
- Expanded form, 3 digits
- Rounding to the nearest 10
- Clock: every 5 minutes
- Working out change
Class 4
Bigger numbers, long multiplication, remainders, and the start of fractions.
- Addition, 4 digits
- Multiplication, 2 digits by 1 digit
- Division with a remainder
- Expanded form, 5 digits
- Adding like fractions
- Unit conversion, all mixed
- Area and perimeter, small numbers
- Roman numerals up to 100
Class 5
Lakhs and crores, long multiplication and division, decimals, HCF and LCM.
- Number names up to 1 crore
- Multiplication, 2 digits by 2 digits
- Division, 3 digits by 1 digit
- Simplify fractions
- Decimal addition, two places
- HCF and LCM, smaller numbers
- BODMAS without brackets
- Percentage, easy
Classes 6 to 8
Integers, brackets, percentages and the first equations.
- Integers: add and subtract
- Integers: multiply and divide
- BODMAS with brackets
- Compare fractions
- Percentage, mixed
- One-step equations
- Two-step equations
- HCF and LCM, bigger numbers
How to choose the right level
A good practice sheet is one the child can do mostly right, with a little effort. If more than a third of the answers are wrong, the sheet is too hard: step back one level and build up again. If every answer is right in a few minutes, move on. Ten to fifteen minutes a day does more than one long sitting on Sunday.
Children in the same class can be at very different places, and that is normal. Use the class lists above as a map, not as a rule.