Help & FAQ

Find a worksheet you like, enter your email, and tap Download free PDF — the download starts right away and the link comes by email too. The file saves to your device and you can print it as many times as you like. Many worksheet PDFs include an answer key at the end — each worksheet's page tells you whether one is included.

A growing collection of worksheets is free forever — no account or credit card needed; just enter your email and the download starts right away. Download them as often as you like and print them for your classroom; many PDFs include an answer key — each worksheet's page tells you whether one is included. Need more? Single worksheets start at $0.99 ($0.99 minimum order), weekly units $2.99–$6.99, 20-worksheet packs $6.99, and Complete Packs from $9.99 — one-time purchases, yours to keep.

Single worksheets (from $0.99), weekly lesson-plan units ($2.99–$6.99), 20-worksheet packs ($6.99), Complete Packs (from $9.99), and custom Pack Builder packs (from $2.99, pick 5–20, $7.99 max). Every purchase is one-time — no subscriptions, no recurring charges — and includes lifetime re-downloads.

Free Samples are free forever. Premium Skill Packs are in-depth single-skill packs that carry that label only after passing our premium review. Teaching Units are weekly lesson-plan units ($2.99–$6.99) that pair worksheets with warm-ups, classwork, and homework. Complete Bundles are 20-worksheet packs ($6.99) and Complete Packs (from $9.99): full grade-and-subject collections. Single practice worksheets (from $0.99) are available too. Each product page lists exactly what is included, including whether an answer key is provided.

No — free worksheets don't need an account. Just enter your email and the download starts right away; the link comes by email too. A free account unlocks reviews, saved worksheets, and Pack Builder. Signing in is password-free: enter your email and we send you a one-tap sign-in link.

Yes. Everything on Worksheet Patch is free for classroom and home use — print copies for your students, share with your team, or send home for homework.

Worksheet Patch doesn't connect or sync with Schoology automatically — your worksheets come as PDFs, and you add them to Schoology yourself in about a minute. Here's how:
1. Download the PDF from your library or the worksheet's page.
2. In Schoology, open your course.
3. Choose Add Materials, then Add Assignment (or Add File).
4. Attach the PDF you downloaded.
5. Save or publish — your students can open it right from the course. The same steps work with a printed copy too: just hand it out in class.

There's no automatic connection — your worksheets are PDFs, and you add them to Google Classroom yourself. Here's how:
1. Download the PDF from your library or the worksheet's page.
2. In Google Classroom, open your class and go to the Classwork tab.
3. Choose Create, then Assignment (or Material if it's not graded work).
4. Choose Add → Upload and pick the PDF.
5. Assign or post — your students can open it right from the class.

There's no automatic connection — your worksheets are PDFs, and you add them to Canvas yourself. Here's how:
1. Download the PDF from your library or the worksheet's page.
2. In Canvas, open your course and go to Assignments (or a module in Modules).
3. Create a new assignment and choose the file-upload option.
4. Attach the PDF you downloaded.
5. Save and publish — your students can open it right from the course.

Yes. Every worksheet is a PDF file, so once you've downloaded it you can keep it in Google Drive like any other file:
1. Download the PDF from your library or the worksheet's page.
2. Open Google Drive and choose New → File upload.
3. Pick the PDF — now it's saved in your Drive, and you can share it or attach it to Google Classroom from there. Anything you buy also stays in your Worksheet Patch library for lifetime re-downloads, so Drive is a backup, not a must.

You can share worksheets with the teachers on your own team or grade level at your school — that's normal classroom use, and it's covered above (everything is free for classroom and home use). We just ask that you don't post purchased packs publicly or pass them around beyond your school team; your library copy is always there for your own re-downloads.

Both. Every worksheet is a PDF, so you can print it, project it for the whole class, or share it to student devices and tablets through your class platform. Many teachers print for written practice — writing it out is where a lot of the learning sticks — and use the same file on screen for modeling and review.

No. Worksheets you download stay yours. Purchased items live in your library with lifetime re-downloads, and free worksheets can be downloaded again any time — just come back to the page or your library and tap download again.

Ready-made, week-by-week plans that pair worksheets with daily warm-ups, classwork, and homework. Find them under Lesson Plans in the menu.

First, check your browser's downloads folder — the PDF may have saved quietly. If a pop-up blocker stopped it, allow pop-ups for worksheetpatch.com and tap the download button again. On phones, long-press the button and choose “Download link”.

Try opening the file in a different app — the free Adobe Acrobat Reader or your browser's built-in viewer both work well. If a file still looks broken, contact us with the worksheet's name and we'll fix it.

Give it a couple of minutes, then check spam and promotions folders. Make sure you typed your email correctly and try again. Still nothing? Contact us and we'll help.

Purchases are one-time and processed securely through Stripe — there are no subscriptions or recurring charges. Anything you buy is yours to keep with lifetime re-downloads from your account. Refund questions: contact us.

We add new worksheets regularly. Send us your request with the grade, subject, and topic and we'll add it to the list.