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How to make a worksheet

You need an account, because the sheet is saved to a child. The steps below are the ones the generator actually asks for.

1. Create an account

Go to sign up and use an email and password, or continue with Google. A password needs at least 6 characters. Email signup asks you to confirm the account before you can sign in. Google does not.

There is one kind of account. It is not split into parent and teacher.

2. Add a child

After you sign in, open the dashboard and start a worksheet. The first step saves a child: a first name or nickname, an age, and a level. The levels are ages 4–5 and ages 5–6. You can add another child later, or correct a name you already saved.

3. Choose the sheet

1. Choose maths or English.
2. Pick a theme. The pictures and wording follow that theme.
3. Choose up to 6 skills. Fewer is better if you only want to practise one thing.

What those choices mean, without the account steps, is on the worksheet generator page.

4. Download the PDF

Most worksheets take one to three minutes. A full sheet with several skills can take longer. When it is ready, download the PDF. The page includes a link back to kiddo.works. If generation fails, you keep the credit.

Sheets are A4. If your printer uses US Letter — common in the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Philippines — choose “Fit to page” in the print dialog. Without it the bottom of the sheet can be cut off, and tracing lines print slightly smaller than intended.

5 worksheets are free every month. Resets on the 1st of every month. After that, worksheets use credits. Prices are on the pricing section of the homepage.

If something is wrong

A wrong sum, a broken layout, or a purchase that did not appear: the contact page says what to send. Your plan and receipts are on the plan page after you sign in.