I’m really thrilled when I think of the broad reach and usefulness of The Math Worksheet Site. We have subscribers all over the world. Just in the last few days people have subscribed from England and Canada, as well as from a variety of states in the USA. There are links to The Math Worksheet Site on web pages whose languages I cannot read! We added money worksheets for British pounds, Canadian dollars and Euros because we have subscribers in places that use those monetary systems.

Subscribers to The Math Worksheet Site live in 19 different countries, as well as in every state in the United States of America.

There is great diversity among our subscribers, also.

Our worksheets are used by…

• Public school teachers for extra practice for a few individual students.
• Homeschoolers to supplement a curriculum.
• A church program to train homeless people in job skills.
• Parents to supplement the practice the student is getting at school.
• Human resource departments’ staff to pre-test job applicants.
• Homeschoolers for the entirety of the student’s math practice.
• Public school teachers for customized lessons for the entire class.
• Teachers at juvenile detention facilities for residents who need math instruction.
• College teachers for remediation.
• Parents to help their children retain math skills during the summer break from school.
• School principals to occupy students who are sent to them for disciplinary action.
• Teachers with Job Corps for teaching employment skills and assisting students to earn a GED.

If you know of any other interesting uses for or users of The Math Worksheet Site worksheets, I’d love to hear them!

–Denise

This is The Math Worksheet Site, and our emphasis is on math. However, there are some other subject areas that can be enhanced by worksheets available to our subscribers:

• Graph paper can be a great asset for teaching perspective in art.
• Foreign currency worksheets can give flavor to a social studies lesson.
• Practicing writing numbers is handwriting.
• Binary, octal and hexadecimal conversion worksheets may suit a computer science class.
• The two Liquid Measure titles are helpful in home economics.
• Reading an Architect’s Scale was designed for a high school drafting teacher.
• Checks and Check Register is useful for learning life skills.
• Of course Tangrams and Graphing: Code Grid both have educational properties, but I call them fun!

I hope you make good use of our worksheets that also fit in other subject areas.

–Denise