Combine Arithmetic Operations and Skill Levels on Worksheets

With Math Skill Builders: Decimal Worksheet Generator you can make many different types of arithmetic worksheets with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems. You control the arithmetic operation or mixed operations used on the worksheet, the difficulty level of the problems, and the number of arithmetic problems at each difficulty level.

One operation / One level

In Quick mode choose Quick Worksheet. Select the Skill Level and Operation. When you click Create Worksheet you get a quick decimal worksheet with the default number of problems. Decimal Worksheet Generator creates a quick worksheet with 12 problems by default. See Edit Program Preferences for how to change the default number of problems on a Quick Worksheet .

In Automatic mode choose an operation. Choose a skill level in that operation. Choose the number of problems you want on the worksheet at that skill level. Click Add to Worksheet. When you print the Worksheet it will have problems that all require the same skills to solve.

One Operation / More than one level

In Quick mode choose Quick Diagnostic. Select the Operation. When you click Create Test you get a quick decimal worksheet with the default number of problems. Decimal Worksheet Generator creates a quick diagnostic with one problem at each skill level by default. You can change the default Number of Problems per Skill Level on a Quick Diagnostic in the Edit Preferences Dialog box.

In Automatic mode choose an operation. Choose each Skill Level you want on the worksheet. At each skill level choose the number of problems you want at that level on the worksheet. Problems appear on the worksheet in the order you make them.

More than one operation

In the Automatic and Manual modes problems on the decimal worksheet can be from mixed operations. You can have any order of operations and skill levels. In the Automatic Mode choose the operation you want to appear first on the worksheet. At that operation choose the number of problems you want at each skill level you want on the worksheet. Click Add to Worksheet each time you have defined the number of problems that you want at that skill level and operation added to the worksheet. Choose the next operation you want to appear on the worksheet. Set the number of problems at each level in that operation to put on the worksheet. Continue to choose operations, and set the number of problems for different levels, until you have as many problems as you want on the worksheet. If you want to make your own problems, choose Manual mode.

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