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Python Application for Automatically Generating Elementary Arithmetic Worksheets

This article introduces a Python‑based tool that lets parents or educators configure ranges and operators to automatically create up to three‑step arithmetic problems for primary‑school students, outputting the worksheets as DOCX files ready for printing.

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Python Application for Automatically Generating Elementary Arithmetic Worksheets

The article presents a small Python application designed to generate primary‑school arithmetic worksheets, helping parents avoid manually writing calculation problems for first‑grade children.

Core features:

Configurable ranges for operands and results, with support for multi‑step expressions (up to three operations) and optional parentheses.

Simple document settings such as title, subtitle, and the number of generated worksheets.

Usage steps:

Ensure Python 3.6.1 or higher is installed on the machine.

Install required modules:

Download the program, navigate to its main directory, and run the application with python App.py .

Adjust operand and result ranges and, for multi‑step problems, add the desired operators.

Add generated problems to the list and export the worksheet; the resulting DOCX files appear in the docx folder and can be printed directly.

The article includes screenshots of the program’s interface and sample generated worksheets, illustrating how the tool produces ready‑to‑print arithmetic sheets.

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