Math Worksheet Creator

[kagmypts]

I am looking for a place where I can create my own math worksheets.  I can find numerous worksheet generators, but I would love to be able to enter the exact problems that I would like for my child to solve.  I have about 13 groups of around 25 problems (addition & subtraction) for my child to solve.  The math program that we are currently using has the children rotate through the various groups, and I would love to create all of the worksheet one time.  Thank you so much!

[silver]

You could type them into a word processing program. Most (if not all) of them have equation editors if you need to have them be a specific layout that you can't get with standard typing.

[kagmypts]

You could type them into a word processing program. Most (if not all) of them have equation editors if you need to have them be a specific layout that you can't get with standard typing.

 

Thank you!  Do you have any idea how to use an equation editor in Microsoft Word?  Thank you again.

[silver]

I have MS Office 2003. With that, I go to the "Insert" ribbon and on the far right there is the choice "Equation" with the symbol for Pi. When I click the down arrow for that, "Insert New Equation" is a choice at the bottom of the menu. That creates an equation box and a "Design" ribbon up top. There you can choose things like fractions, exponents, and radicals (square root symbol) as well as special symbols like "≤" or "÷".

[nova mama]

You might like the worksheet generators at homeschoolmath.net.  You can specify many parameters, including:

the number of problems per page

the number of columns and rows

max and min values for the addends/subtrahend/minuend

max and min values for the sum/difference

 

This link is specifically to addition problems for first graders, but if you scroll up and down you may find what you're looking for.

http://www.homeschoolmath.net/worksheets/grade_1.php#mentaladd