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MATHSprint. It makes Maths questions. Fast. |
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If there's a more cost-effective, versatile and generally darn brilliant generator of maths questions and solutions out there, we'd like to know. |
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MATHSprint makes it simple to produce unlimited high-quality, tailor-made maths worksheets and tests in an instant. It is an indispensable time-saving tool for anyone involved in Mathematics education. Now available for tutors and parents, too!
Teachers and students at over 400 schools across the UK and abroad are already benefiting from MATHSprint, which now covers most topics in the 2015 GCSE Maths specification.
NEW: Version 3.1 just released for the new GCSE - click here for full details...
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Find out how MATHSprint can benefit you and your students.
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MATHSprint top tips for the classroom.
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See MATHSprint in action.
The story of MATHSprint.
MATHSprint has been developed over the past ten years by Dr Tim Price, a former research scientist and a full-time Mathematics teacher with nineteen years' experience in the classroom. He found plenty of websites that would generate basic worksheets (times tables, fractions, simple algebra) but nothing that would cover the whole GCSE syllabus, let alone help with A Level topics. He therefore set out to create a more flexible and powerful maths worksheet generator (currently running to over 20,000 lines of code), testing it with his own classes at school to see what worked best and to iron out any problems. Soon the whole department was using it on a regular basis and making suggestions for further additions and improvements, and then word started to spread to other schools as well. Over 400 schools and tutors have purchased MATHSprint since its launch three years ago; have a look at the sample worksheets below and download the free demo version to see how quick and easy it is to use. |
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Sample worksheets.
A Number worksheet using the Boxed layout and Times font. You can see that answers for fraction questions include steps in the working, while one question on Venn diagrams has two possible answers, both given.


An Algebra sheet using the Ruled layout and Arial font. The proportion questions use a variety of wording, and the solutions for algebraic fractions include all the steps in the working. Although these questions have two parts, a) and b), you can select anywhere between 1 and 26 parts per question.


Many A-level topics are also covered. Students can show their working and write their answers on this Discrete worksheet.


There is plenty of space on this Algebraic Fractions sheet for students to write their working. You can easily increase or decrease the amount of space provided.


This Shape and Space worksheet demonstrates the range of graphics that MATHSprint can generate. Questions on the same topic area are suitably varied as to layout and solution method.


At last, an endless supply of Cumulative Frequency and Histogram questions!


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