Where the questions come from
The same code that makes the questions in the maths games makes the questions on these sheets. A worksheet here can never drift away from what the site actually teaches, and the number ranges are the ones a child meets in the games.
What is on a page
Three sheets of twenty-four questions, and the answers after them so they can be folded away. The sheets are the same every time you come back: a page whose contents change on every visit cannot be printed twice, and a parent who printed one on Monday usually wants the same one on Friday.
Printing
Press the button on any sheet, or Ctrl+P. The header, the footer and the explanations do not print — only the questions. There is nothing to download, no account and no watermark.
Paper and screens
The one thing paper does that a screen here does not is working out. A child can write the carrying, draw the groups, cross things out and start again beside the question, and that is worth doing a few times a week even for a child who is happy with the games.