Free Printable Abacus Worksheets
Pick a level, make a sheet and print it. Every sheet is new, so you can practise each day without repeating the same sums.
Make a worksheet
How to use the sheets at home
- Set a timer for 10 to 15 minutes. It's fine to finish only part of the sheet.
- Do each sum on a real abacus first. Later, try a few in your head.
- Mark the sheet together with the answer key on page 2.
- Redo each wrong sum slowly and say the friend rule out loud.
Which level should I print?
| Worksheet level | Sums | Matches abacus levels |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Single digits, + and − | Levels 1 to 2 (direct moves, small friends) |
| Level 2 | Two digits, + and − | Levels 2 to 3 (small and big friends) |
| Level 3 | Three rows of two-digit numbers | Levels 3 to 4 (mixed friends) |
| Level 4 | Two digits × one digit | Level 5 (multiplication) |
| Level 5 | Exact division by one digit | Level 6 (division) |
Not sure where your child is? Start one level lower than you think. A sheet that feels easy builds speed; a sheet with many mistakes means it's time to slow down. See what each abacus level covers.
Prefer to practise on screen? Try the quick sums tool or the Abacus Practice Game 2026.