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In a paper kitchen corner, a boy writes the answers to a worksheet of sums while his mother sits beside him, smiling as she reads the note that came with it.

Free worksheets

Practise at home, the Hikmah way.

Your child can work on one skill at a time at home. Each free worksheet comes with a short note for you on what it practises and what to look for.

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The worksheets

One skill at a time, by grade and subject.

Level
Subject

Showing 12 of 12 worksheets

  • Math · Elementary (Grades 1 to 6)

    Place value builder

    Ones, tens and hundreds, with a quick check at the end to see whether it has clicked.

    4 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Reading · Elementary (Grades 1 to 6)

    Finding the main idea

    Short passages and simple questions that help your child say what a text is really about.

    3 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Writing · Elementary (Grades 1 to 6)

    From sentence to paragraph

    Build a clear paragraph one step at a time: a topic sentence, details and a closing line.

    4 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Thinking · Elementary (Grades 1 to 6)

    Patterns and predictions

    Spot the pattern, explain the rule, then predict what comes next and say why.

    3 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Math · Middle years (Grades 7 and 8)

    Fractions, decimals and percents

    One idea, three forms. Practice moving between them, with a check on the skills underneath.

    5 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Reading · Middle years (Grades 7 and 8)

    Reading for evidence

    Find the line in the text that proves your point, and explain how it does.

    4 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Writing · Middle years (Grades 7 and 8)

    Building an argument

    Claim, reasons and evidence, with a planning page and a checklist for revising.

    5 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Thinking · Middle years (Grades 7 and 8)

    Asking better questions of AI

    Compare AI answers, find what is missing or wrong, and improve the question.

    3 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Math · High school (Grades 9 to 12)

    Linear functions from real data

    Plot real measurements, find the line and decide what the model can and cannot tell you.

    6 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Reading · High school (Grades 9 to 12)

    Close reading a speech

    Read a famous speech line by line to see how word choice and structure persuade.

    5 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Writing · High school (Grades 9 to 12)

    Planning a research essay

    From question to thesis to outline, with guidance on sources and citations.

    6 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

  • Thinking · High school (Grades 9 to 12)

    Deciding under uncertainty

    Weigh options, risks and values in a real-world decision, then defend your choice.

    4 pagesParent note included

    Coming soon

How to use them

Find the gap, work on it, check again.

  1. Try

    Your child works the first page alone. No help yet: you’re looking for where it gets hard.

  2. Look

    The parent note shows what each question practises, so a mistake points to a skill.

  3. Practise

    Work on that one skill together, with the pages built for it.

  4. Check

    A short check at the end shows whether it has clicked, or needs another go.

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