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How To

Open the Worksheet Generator →

Short guides for the things people ask about most. Click a topic to expand it.

  1. Open the Worksheet Generator.
  2. Pick a tab for how you want to choose problems:
    • Quick — pick a subject and difficulty and go.
    • By Topic — drill into a subject (Elementary, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Elementary Competition, Middle Competition, AMC 10 Competition, AMC 12 Competition) and check the exact topics you want.
    • Curriculum — browse the full curriculum outline unit by unit.
    • Custom Build / Unit Picker / Problem Picker — fine-grained control over the exact mix.
  3. Set the number of problems and layout on the right.
  4. Click Generate PDF. Your worksheet downloads when it's ready.

Two separate options control what the student/teacher copy contains:

  • Answer Key — a compact list of just the answers, on its own page at the end.
  • Solutions — full step-by-step worked solutions (choose One Example or All Solutions), each starting on its own page.

You'll find both on the right-hand panel of the Worksheet Generator, and in the per-problem panel of the Problem Library. (Full solutions and the answer key require a paid plan.)

  1. Open the Problem Library.
  2. Find the problem (see “Search the problem library” below) and click Generate on its row.
  3. Choose how many problems, whether to include the answer key, and which solutions to show.
  4. Click Generate Worksheet — you'll get a full sheet of fresh instances of that one problem type.

  1. Open the Problem Library.
  2. Type part of a problem's name or its ID in the Search box. The list filters as you type and an autocomplete dropdown suggests matches — click one to jump straight to it.
  3. Narrow further with the Problem Type and Difficulty filters, or press Clear to start over.

Teacher and School plans can hand out auto-graded online assignments:

  1. Create a class from the Teacher dashboard and add students (each gets an access code).
  2. In the Problem Library, open a problem and use the Assign section to send it to one of your classes.
  3. Students open the assignment link, enter their code, and answer online; scores are graded automatically and appear on your dashboard.

  • Generated worksheets download as a PDF — open it and print as usual.
  • Signed-in users can re-download the exact same worksheet later from History (no regeneration needed).
  • Want your school name and logo on every sheet? Set them under your account.

  • Update your profile, organization name, and logo on the My Account page.
  • Free trials generate limited worksheets without solutions; upgrade from the pricing section for full solutions, answer keys, unlimited generation, and assignments.
  • Check today's usage and your daily limit on the Worksheet Generator.
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