All worksheets
Jump straight to any of the 31 available practice sheets — grouped by grade. Prefer browsing by folder? Use the Grade → Subject → Skill cards above.
Grade 32 worksheets
Grade 413 worksheets
- PerimeterMath
- Types of AnglesMath
- Science: The Digestive SystemScience
- Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers (Set A)Math
- Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers (Set B)Math
- Reading: Main Idea & DetailsReading
- Grade 4 Math ReviewMath
- Grade 4 Reading ReviewReading
- Grade 4 Writing ReviewWriting
- Grade 4 Grammar ReviewGrammar
- Grade 4 Spelling ReviewSpelling
- Grade 4 Science ReviewScience
- Grade 4 Social Studies ReviewSocial Studies
Grade 513 worksheets
- Multiplication FluencyMath
- Multiplying & Dividing DecimalsMath
- Science: States of MatterScience
- Reading: Civil DisobedienceReading
- Reading: Day of the DeadReading
- Reading: DNAReading
- Reading: Katherine JohnsonReading
- Reading: Animal HearingReading
- Reading: SquantoReading
- Reading: States of MatterReading
- Reading: Survival in Ancient EgyptReading
- Reading: Origins of Valentine's DayReading
- Reading: Helpers on September 11Reading
Grade 63 worksheets
- Science: The Human HeartScience
- Science: The Digestive SystemScience
- Ratios & Unit RatesMath
What are Allen Girls Adventures worksheets?
This Practice Library is a free collection of interactive worksheets and activities for grades 3–6. Each sheet gives instant feedback, a gentle hint when a student gets stuck, and a short explanation of the answer — so practice feels like finishing a mission, not sitting through a drill packet.
Right now the library includes 31 available worksheets across math, reading, writing, grammar, spelling, science, and social studies. Browse by grade folder first, then subject, then skill — the same path a child would walk in the classroom — or use the full list above to open any sheet in one click.
How do these worksheets map to the curriculum?
Every worksheet is tagged to Allen Girls Adventures skill codes from the grades 3–6 spine: 77 modules and 385 lessons of standards-aligned math, reading, science, and social studies. When a sheet practices fractions, informational reading, or body systems, those skills match the same modules parents and teachers see on the Curriculum and grade pages.
That mapping is why the folders are organized by skill — Multiplication & Division, Measurement, Informational Text, Body Systems, and more — instead of a flat pile of downloads. Kids pick a grade, then a subject, then the skill they need to practice.
How should a parent use this library?
- Choose your child's grade folder above — Grade 3, 4, 5, or 6.
- Open the subject they need today (math, reading, science, and so on).
- Pick a skill folder, then start a worksheet. Most take about 15–25 minutes.
- Save favorites to My Backpack so you can return later — no account required to try a sheet as a guest.
Use the Print button inside any worksheet for a paper copy, or keep practice on-screen for instant feedback. If you want the full story-based learning path — not just worksheets — start free on the signup page or explore For Parents.
What subjects and grades are covered?
Folders currently include practice in Math, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Spelling, Science, Social Studies. Worksheet counts by grade:
New sheets are added as the catalog grows. Each child worksheet page also explains the skills practiced and links to related practice worksheets nearby in the catalog.
Are the worksheets free?
Yes. You can open any available worksheet and practice for free. Guests can explore right away; signing up lets your child save Backpack picks and progress across devices. The worksheets sit alongside the wider Allen Girls Adventures platform — 8 adventure worlds, 77 modules, and 385 lessons — so short practice sessions and full story missions can work together.
