Algebra Worksheets

Recommended Lessons

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Algebra WorksheetsEvery Topic Covered in Depth

Free algebra worksheets with answer keys, from integers and factors to factoring quadratics and systems of equations. Each page focuses on one topic and covers it from the first easy problems to the most challenging ones, with pictures, models, and word problems. Every topic has a generator that makes a brand-new worksheet every time you click.

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Numbers and Factors

The building blocks of algebra: integers, factors, and multiples.

Expressions and Equations

The distributive property, writing equations, rearranging formulas, and solving systems of equations.

Polynomials, Radicals, and Functions

Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 topics: factoring, simplifying radicals, and composing functions.

Ready-to-Print Algebra Worksheets

Need a worksheet right now? These fixed algebra worksheets are ready to print, with no settings to choose. They don't come with answer keys, so for a worksheet with an answer key, use the generators above.

What Every Worksheet Generator Includes

All ten algebra worksheet generators work the same way.

  • An answer key for every worksheetPrinted on its own page, so students never see the answers.
  • New problems every timeClick "New worksheet" for a fresh set of problems.
  • A worksheet codeEnter the same code later to get the exact same worksheet back.
  • Share with a linkSend another teacher or a parent the same problems.
  • Print or save as PDFEvery worksheet fits on one page.
  • Four difficulty levelsFrom the first easy problems to challenge problems.

How It Works

Make a new algebra worksheet in three steps.

  1. Choose a topicOpen a worksheet page and pick what you want to practice, such as substitution, factoring with the box method, or simplifying square roots.
  2. Set it up your wayChoose the difficulty, the number of problems, and options like answer format or special cases.
  3. Print the worksheet and answer keyPrint or save as a PDF. Click "New worksheet" any time for fresh problems.