Schools, teachers, tutors and parents all need good math practice. They get stuck in different places. Pick yours.
Build
Two ways to build. Same sheet at the end.
Know the skill you want drilled? Build by topic. Planning against the curriculum? Pick expectations, and the sheet comes out grouped by expectation code, the way you mark it.
Location then Strand then Problems each then Generate
Pick a whole Ontario strand or single expectations, and set how many problems each gets. CS Genie fills each expectation with questions that actually serve it.
Variety gives a different kind of question each time, up to the number of kinds that expectation has. Drill repeats one kind with new numbers.
Ontario today, expectation by expectation. Building by topic works everywhere, for any curriculum; you pick the grade and the settings.
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*Example build. Codes and question kinds shown are illustrative.
Domains then Topics then Layout then Generate
Pick a domain, open a topic, and mix several into one section. Each topic has settings for difficulty, like how big the numbers get.
Set the grade and CS Genie shows only the topics that fit it. Anything above grade stays locked until you ask for it.
Grade
Build your first curriculum-matched sheet in about a minute.
Same skills, same difficulty, different numbers. Give neighbours different versions, hand an absent student a fresh make-up, or give your child a new set every night.
From counting tulips in Grade 2 to reading a histogram in Grade 11, CS Genie draws the objects, patterns, diagrams and graphs right into each problem. Every picture matches its question and its answer key.
Counting and positionCount the tulips. Which object is sixth?Repeating patternsContinue the pattern, or fill in the missing picture.PictographsFull and half icons, so students read a key.Grid directionsFollow the route, then find the one missing step.Growing patternsDot patterns that grow by a rule, step by step.Circle theoremsLabelled angles and arcs, drawn to match the numbers.3D solidsSolids with holes, labelled for volume problems.Graphed inequalitiesDashed boundary lines and shaded regions on a grid.Scatter plotsA data table and its plot, so students test a claim.HistogramsBars with a frequency polygon laid over them.Misleading graphsA cut-off axis, so students spot what the graph hides.Slope fieldsMatch the slope field to its differential equation.
*Examples taken from real CS Genie worksheets. Click any one to see it full size.
No clip art hunting, no graph paper, no drawing axes by hand.
Choose how to buildPick by topic, or by curriculum expectation.Set problems per expectationChoose how many, Variety or Drill, and Shuffled or Fixed. CS Genie warns you when an expectation runs out of question kinds.Lay out each sectionOne section per expectation, titled with its code. Override the layout or rename any section.Preview before you printClick any question to see it full size. Shuffle for a different set.
By topic
Pick your domainsChoose the areas of math you are teaching.Add topics to a sectionFilter by grade, mix topics, set difficulty and check the preview.Arrange the worksheetWorksheet, quiz or exam. Problems, answers or both. Drag sections into order.
It looks like this because it works like this. Try it with your own class.
Slide through the grades to see how many topics are ready at each level. Over 400 of them open into several different kinds of question, so you can aim at exactly the skill you're teaching.
Middle school is where the bank is deepest, because that's where most practice is needed. The high school end runs through functions, trigonometry, statistics, financial math and derivatives, so students heading to Grade 9 or first-year university can close gaps before they start.
Grade 8
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Check your grade before you commit. The whole library is open when you register.
These aren't in CS Genie yet. They're what we're working on now.
Coming soon
French and multilingual worksheets
Print a sheet in French, or in English with a second language under every question. Built for French immersion classes, newcomer students and families who help with homework in their first language.
*Sample page: Grade 6 percent practice in English and Chinese.
Coming soon
Physics and chemistry worksheets
The same build-it-yourself approach, for high school science. Practice problems with answer keys, set at the grade and difficulty you choose.
Coming soon
Print activities and games
Mazes, word games and puzzles to print for early finishers, centres and rainy-day recess. A new one every time you print.
Coming soon
Canadian and North American maps
Print a map of the whole country, a single region, or one province. Ready for geography, social studies, and math problems about distance and scale.
Everything above this section is live today. Start with that.