Timed Math Drills
Free printable timed math drills. A hundred mixed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts with a time and score box.
A hundred problems with a time and score box at the top, drawn from all four operations at once. A mixed drill tests something a single-operation page cannot: whether a student can switch between operations without stopping to think about which one they are doing.
Untick any operation above to narrow it - all multiplication gives you a times tables drill, addition and subtraction alone gives the classic mad minute. A drill is only worth timing if the sheet changes, and every sheet here is generated from scratch, so the same settings tomorrow give a genuinely different hundred problems.
What this worksheet covers
- Recall facts in all four operations against the clock
- Switch operations from problem to problem without slowing down
Common Core standards
- 2.OA.B.2 Fluently add and subtract within 20; know all sums of two one-digit numbers from memory.
- 3.OA.C.7 Fluently multiply and divide within 100; know all products of two one-digit numbers from memory.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a timed math drill be?
One to five minutes is typical. A hundred problems suits a five-minute drill; drop to 60 or 30 with Problems per page for something shorter.
What goes in the score box?
The header prints Score: ___ / 100, or whatever the page count is, so the same sheet records how many were right as well as how long it took.
Can I drill a single operation?
Yes - untick the others above. There are ready-made pages for the common cases: Times Tables Worksheets for multiplication, Mad Minute Math for addition and subtraction.
Can I turn the timer box off?
Yes - switch Timed Test off and the sheet prints with the usual name and date header instead.
When should timed drills start?
After the facts can be worked out accurately. Timing builds speed on facts a child already knows. It does not teach new ones, and it can discourage a child who is still counting. Use untimed sheets first.