Math Homework Worksheets | Weekly Properties, Computation and Word Problems

Math homework worksheets for weekly practice

These math homework worksheets are a 14 page packet with 80 questions for grades 3 to 6. They are planned as a week of homework, so a teacher can send one section home at a time or the whole packet at once.

The four sections cover foundational concepts and properties, a Number Bank, a block of computation practice and applied word problems.

Teachers and parents who need math homework worksheets for a weekly routine will find four sections here, and the packet comes with an answer key, an answer sheet and a lesson plan.

What’s on the pages

The worksheet has four sections, and each one has its own heading and directions.

• Foundational concepts and properties: 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false questions, such as which symbol compares 458 and 485, which number is prime and that there are 60 minutes in an hour.
• Number Bank completion: 15 questions such as a blank + 22 = 50. Not all of the numbers are used.
• Computation and arithmetic practice: 25 questions where students calculate, such as 500 – 173, 15 x 15, 14 x 6 and 45 x 10.
• Applied word problems: 20 questions, such as a garden bed that is 10 meters long and 5 meters wide, an average of three quiz scores and a student who had $150 and bought a notebook and a backpack.

The computation block gives plain practice, and the word problems show how the same skills apply in real life.

What’s in the download

• Student worksheet: 14 pages
• Answer key: 14 pages, with a short explanation after each answer
• Answer sheet: 4 pages
• Lesson plan: 1 page

The four parts add up to 33 pages, and everything comes as PDF.

How to use these math homework worksheets

The lesson plan is set for a 60 minute homework or review session. Its objectives are to show skill with multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, to use math properties, place value, geometry ideas and fraction relationships, and to use problem-solving strategies on applied word problems.

The plan starts with a review of math vocabulary. The materials list the worksheet, a pencil and eraser, and scratch paper for long division and multi-step problems.

For homework, give a section a night and use the answer key the next day. Students who find a mistake can write a note on how to fix it.

The answer sheet keeps the worksheet clean for reuse, and the answer key gives a short explanation after every answer.

Families who look for weekly math homework or a math homework packet will find both here, and the math homework worksheets with answer key pages let a parent check the work in minutes.

The true or false items in Section 1 are short, so students can answer them in a few minutes and still get a check on definitions such as prime numbers and time units. Section 4 closes the set with problems that need two steps, and writing the final answer in a full line helps parents see how a child thinks. A clear weekly pattern, with the same layout each time, builds a homework habit that students can follow with little help.

Where it fits

Use it for weekly homework, a take-home packet, math centers, intervention or review. Homeschool families can work through one section a day.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you can see the worksheet, the answer key and the answer sheet.

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Many teachers use these math homework worksheets in a weekly routine, one section per night, and repeat the set after a few weeks to see growth.

Because the sections have different lengths, a teacher can match the load to the week, sending the short Number Bank section on a busy night and the 25 question computation block on a lighter one.

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