Executive Summary:
In my
three years as a high school math teacher in Denver Colorado, I spent hundreds
of hours making worksheets for my classes.
Students were much more likely to do problems on a worksheet then they
were out of a book. I also had more
control over the problems that went into the worksheets. Creating worksheets though is incredibly time
consuming. There are official software
programs (like Kuta software) that generate math worksheets for teachers, but
they cost thousands of dollars and if school departments are not willing to pay
for them, teachers are out of luck. For
my project, I created an excel program that will generate math drill
worksheets, including multiplication problems, division problems, and algebra
problems. The program also generates an
answer key in a separate worksheet.
Teachers can select one of these three options to create a
multiplication, division, or algebra worksheet.
They then can select how many problems they would like to generate, what
number range they would like the values to be in the problems, how many columns
they would like to have on their worksheet, and if they would like to save the
worksheet and answer key as a pdf.
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