Twenty magic square worksheets, four at each of five levels: six 3x3 squares per page, using the numbers 1 to 9, numbers up to 30, or numbers up to 100, then four 4x4 squares per page, with the numbers 1 to 16 or numbers up to 100, some with the magic sum given, and a workbook of all the pages. A fun way to practice addition and subtraction.
Twenty-four number pyramid worksheets, four at each of six levels, where every brick equals the sum of the two bricks below it, or their product on the multiplication pages: kids add or multiply their way up, or work back down to find the missing bricks, with a workbook of all the pages.
A set of dashed line papers in eight line spacings, perfect for handwriting practice, light guidelines, and creative writing.
A set of grid papers, also called graph paper, with small or large squares for math, charts, drawing, and design.
Blank music staff paper with nine staves per page, for composing, music theory exercises, and lessons.
Handwriting practice paper with a dashed midline on every row, in large, medium, and small letter sizes, for children learning to write.
Isometric dot paper in two dot spacings, for sketching cubes, 3D shapes, and geometry in perspective.
Coordinate grids with numbered axes for plotting points, drawing graphs, and learning about the coordinate plane.
Lotus mandalas with rings of overlapping petals, from airy designs of two rings to intricate ones of six, with a book of all twelve pages.
Blossom mandalas, round petals with stamens, then diamonds, striped leaves and daisies or a scalloped plate, twelve pages and their book.
Foliage mandalas, rings of veined, striped or crosshatched leaves around the heart, with a plate, large leaves or a wreath outside, in twelve pages with their book.
Heart mandalas, rings of hearts with circles and dots around a star, or layered spades, twelve pages and a book.
Lace mandalas, arches, teardrops, fans, scallops and beads composed like a doily, in twelve pages with their book.
Star mandalas, long points with circles or spindles and diamonds between them, or geometric stars of layered diamonds, in twelve pages with their book.
Medallion mandalas, a lotus in a circle surrounded by a band of arches, spades or festoons and a frame, in twelve pages with their book.
Henna mandalas in the manner of mehndi, rosettes, fans of teardrops, chains of dots and beaded discs, in twelve pages with their book.
Geometric mandalas of crossing polygons, nested polygons with diamonds and rays, or targets of rings and rays, in twelve pages with their book.
Scales mandalas, rows of overlapping scales like a fish or a pine cone, with echoes or a dot in each, in twelve pages with their book.
Sixteen-cell killer sudoku for a first try: easy grids give two digits and small cages, medium grids start blank, hard grids hide longer cages. One grid fills each page, and the book collects them in a single PDF.
The middle step of killer sudoku: 6x6 grids with boxes of two by three, sorted into easy grids that show four digits, medium grids with only cage sums, and hard grids with cages up to five cells long. One per page, plus a book.
Full 9x9 killer sudoku for solvers who know regular sudoku: easy grids start from eight digits, medium grids from the sums alone, hard grids from four-cell cages. Every page carries one grid, and the book gathers the set.