Maths Worksheets for Class 6 — Free CBSE/NCERT PDFs

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Class 6 is where Maths visibly shifts gear. Your child leaves the everyday arithmetic of Class 5 behind and meets integers, algebraic expressions with variables, ratio and proportion, playing with numbers (divisibility rules, HCF and LCM using prime factorisation), basic geometry with actual instruments, and mensuration involving both perimeter and area of composite figures. This page collects every Class 6 Maths worksheet on WorkbookWala, built around the CBSE Class 6 syllabus and the NCERT 'Ganita Prakash' / 'Mathematics' textbook that most Indian schools now teach from. Each sheet is a focused one or two pages, laid out for a Class 6 exercise book with clear working space, and prints cleanly on A4. Every worksheet ships with a full answer key so a busy parent can mark in minutes and children can self-check the moment they finish. There is no login, no email signup, no watermark and no daily download limit — free forever for Indian parents, teachers and homeschoolers. Use these worksheets for weekend revision, holiday practice, unit-test prep and end-of-term drills; re-print the same sheet a week later and you have a ready-made revision plan. New Class 6 Maths worksheets are added every week, so bookmark this page and come back whenever your child needs fresh practice.

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Topics covered in Class 6 Mathematics

  • Knowing our numbers — large numbers, estimation, brackets
  • Whole numbers — properties and the number line
  • Playing with numbers — factors, multiples, divisibility rules
  • Prime factorisation, HCF and LCM
  • Integers — addition and subtraction on the number line
  • Fractions — comparison, four operations, mixed numbers
  • Decimals — place value, four operations
  • Introduction to algebra — variables and simple expressions
  • Ratio and proportion; unitary method
  • Basic geometrical ideas — points, lines, angles, triangles
  • Understanding elementary shapes; using ruler, compass, protractor
  • Symmetry — line and rotational
  • Perimeter and area of squares, rectangles and composite figures
  • Data handling — bar graphs and pictographs

How to use these worksheets at home

  • Split practice by topic, not by page-count — a Class 6+ child gets more from 20 minutes on one clean topic than an hour of mixed sheets.
  • Print on plain A4 and demand a working column on every question. Marks in senior primary go missing when steps are skipped, not when the final answer is wrong.
  • For any topic your child got wrong, re-print the same sheet 48 hours later. The gap between attempts is where retention lives.
  • Keep the answer key face-down until the sheet is complete. Self-checking after the fact turns each worksheet into a mini-test, which is exactly the muscle school exams reward.

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Class 6 Mathematics worksheet FAQs

What topics are covered in Class 6 Maths?
Class 6 Maths covers knowing our numbers, whole numbers, playing with numbers (factors, multiples, HCF/LCM), integers, fractions, decimals, an introduction to algebra, ratio and proportion, basic geometry with ruler-compass-protractor, symmetry, perimeter and area, and data handling — all aligned to the NCERT Class 6 textbook.
Are these Class 6 Maths worksheets aligned to CBSE and NCERT?
Yes. Every Class 6 Maths worksheet on this page is built around the CBSE and NCERT Class 6 Maths syllabus, so the questions match what your child is doing at school.
My child is struggling with integers — where do we start?
Start on the number line, not with rules. Draw a horizontal line from −10 to +10, then move right for addition and left for subtraction. Once the movement is intuitive, the rules for signs become obvious rather than memorised. Our integer worksheets follow this order.
Are these Class 6 Maths worksheets free to download as PDF?
Yes — every Class 6 Maths worksheet is free to download and print. Open a worksheet, click "Open print view", and either print on A4 or use your browser's "Save as PDF" option. No signup, no watermark, no daily limit.
Do the Class 6 Maths worksheets come with answer keys?
Yes. Each workbook ships with a "With answer key" print view, so parents can mark a completed page in a couple of minutes and children can self-check as soon as they finish.
How many Class 6 Maths worksheets are on this page?
We're constantly adding to this Class 6 Maths library — the count on the printable-worksheets grid above is always live. New sheets go up every week, so bookmark the page and check back for fresh homework and revision practice.