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Math Worksheets for Ages 6–8 (grades 1–2)

A ready-made mixed review for grades 1–2, covering numbers to 20, adding and subtracting with simple word problems about apples, balls and toys. Print it or pick a single topic below.

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Exercise type
Mixed review of all areas
Age
6–8 years
Difficulty
Easy
Number of tasks
20
Task format
Mixed
Paper size
A4
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Mixed review of all areas · 6-8 years

Name: ____________________
1.

Write the number shown in the picture.

2 tens, 3 ones

Show your thinking:

2.

Sam has 7 apples in a bag. Grandma gives Sam 5 more. How many apples does Sam have now?

3.

Count all the dots: 3 groups of 4. 3 × 4 = __.

3 groups of 4 dots

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4.

Share 12 dots equally between 3 empty boxes. How many go in each box? 12 ÷ 3 = __.

12 loose dots and 3 empty boxes

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5.

There are 5 balls in the basket. 2 are taken out at break. How many balls are left in the basket?

6.

Count all the dots: 3 groups of 3. 3 × 3 = __.

3 groups of 3 dots

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7.

Share 9 dots equally between 3 empty boxes. How many go in each box? 9 ÷ 3 = __.

9 loose dots and 3 empty boxes

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8.

Write the number shown in the picture.

4 tens, 7 ones

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9.

Write the number shown in the picture.

4 tens, 9 ones

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10.

Write the number shown in the picture.

4 tens, 1 ones

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11.

Calculate: 20 − 7 =

12.

Hugo has 3 apples in a bag. Grandma gives Hugo 3 more. How many apples does Hugo have now?

13.

Omar has 20 stickers and gives 13 to a friend. How many stickers does Omar have left?

14.

Count all the dots: 2 groups of 4. 2 × 4 = __.

2 groups of 4 dots

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15.

Calculate: 2 + 7 =

16.

Write the number shown in the picture.

2 tens, 2 ones

Show your thinking:

17.

Calculate: 5 + 6 =

18.

Share 12 dots equally between 3 empty boxes. How many go in each box? 12 ÷ 3 = __.

12 loose dots and 3 empty boxes

Show your thinking:

19.

Elias finds 11 pine cones in the woods and 3 by the path. How many pine cones does Elias find?

20.

Calculate: 2 + 13 =

Answer key

  1. 1. 23
  2. 2. 12 apples
  3. 3. 12
  4. 4. 4
  5. 5. 3 balls
  6. 6. 9
  7. 7. 3
  8. 8. 47
  9. 9. 49
  10. 10. 41
  11. 11. 13
  12. 12. 6 apples
  13. 13. 7 stickers
  14. 14. 8
  15. 15. 9
  16. 16. 22
  17. 17. 11
  18. 18. 4
  19. 19. 14 pine cones
  20. 20. 15

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This page collects everything pupils aged 6–8 (grades 1–2) typically practise: numbers to 20, adding and subtracting with simple word problems about apples, balls and toys. The default sheet mixes all areas — addition and subtraction, multiplication and division, number sense, fractions, percent, algebra, geometry and statistics — at a level suited to the age group, so it works well as a weekly review, a diagnostic before a new unit or homework. Switch to a single area to focus on one skill. The answer key is calculated by the website and includes units for every word problem. No sign-up and no personal data.

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How do I pick the right level?
Choose an age or grade in step 2. Start easier if the pupil is unsure – you can switch anytime and get new problems instantly.
Can I see the problems before printing?
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What do pupils aged 6–8 practise?
Typically numbers to 20, adding and subtracting with simple word problems about apples, balls and toys.
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Yes, printed last, with units for word problems.

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