Kindergarten math worksheets
Free printable math worksheets for kindergarten: counting to 10 and 20, more and fewer, adding and taking away with pictures, shapes, telling time, coins and patterns. Every sheet comes from a tool, so you choose the numbers and the pictures and print a new sheet each time, with an answer key.
40math worksheet makers
530ready sheets
43PDF packs
4guides for parents
Where to start
- Count to 5, then to 10: Counting, Count and color, Ten frames.
- Compare: which group has more, which number is bigger: More or fewer, Compare numbers.
- Add and take away within 5, then within 10: Addition, Subtraction, Number line addition.
- Shapes, time and money fit in at any point: Shapes, Telling time, Counting coins.
Counting
Count pictures, color the right number, read ten frames and tally marks, and find the group with more. Everything else in math starts here.
CountingCount the pictures and write how many. To 5, 10, or 20.
Count and colorRead the number and color that many pictures. Up to 5 or 10.
I spy and countCount each kind of picture hidden in a busy scene and write how many. Up to 5 or 10.
Ten framesCount the dots in a ten frame, or draw dots to show a number. To 5, 10 or 20.
Tally marksCount tally marks in groups of five and write the number, or draw the marks.
More or fewerTwo groups in every box — circle the one with more, or fewer.
Numbers to 100
What comes before and after, missing numbers, bigger or smaller, first to tenth, the hundred chart, counting by 2s, 5s and 10s, tens and ones.
Missing numbersFill in the missing numbers on a number line. To 10, 20 or 100.
Before and afterWrite the number that comes before and after. To 10, 20 or 100.
Compare numbersGreater than, less than or equal: write the sign between two numbers or two groups of dots.
Ordinal numbersA line of pictures: circle the first, the third, the fifth one. Up to tenth.
Hundred chartFill in the missing numbers on a chart of 1 to 100, or 1 to 50.
Skip countingCount by 2s, 5s or 10s along a caterpillar and write the missing numbers.
Tens and onesCount the rods of ten and the single cubes, then write the number. 11 to 19 or to 50.
Number bondsA whole and its two parts: write the missing number. To 5, 10 or 20.
Adding & taking away
Join and take away with pictures first, then on the number line and with dominoes, then facts in columns and short story problems.
AdditionAdd two groups of pictures: 2 + 3 = ?, sums to 5 or 10.
SubtractionSome pictures are crossed out — write how many are left. From 5 or 10.
Number line additionStart at the dot and hop forward on a number line to add. Sums to 10 or 20.
Number line subtractionStart at the dot and hop back on a number line to subtract. Within 10 or 20.
Domino additionCount the dots on each half of a domino, write both numbers and add them.
Math factsAdd and subtract in columns: 7 + 2, 9 - 4. Within 10 or 20, up to 20 facts a page.
Story problemsRead a short story, write the number sentence and the answer: 5 frogs, 2 hop away.
Shapes & measuring
Flat and solid shapes, halves and fourths, longer or shorter, smallest to biggest, and measuring with cubes and an inch ruler.
ShapesFind the circles, squares or triangles among other shapes and count them.
Solid shapesName the 3D shape and circle its name: cube, sphere, cone, cylinder, pyramid.
Equal partsShapes cut into halves, thirds and fourths: color one part and say the fraction.
Measure with a rulerMeasure pencils, crayons and worms with a real-size inch ruler and write how long.
MeasurementA picture next to a tower of cubes: count the cubes to find how tall it is.
Longer or shorterTwo pencils in every box: circle the longer one, or the shorter one.
Small to bigOne picture in three sizes: number them from the smallest to the biggest, or back.
Time, money & data
Read a clock, count coins, learn the days of the week and the months, sort and count, and read a picture graph.
Telling timeRead the clock and write the time, or draw the hands. O'clock and half past.
Counting coinsAdd up pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters and write how many cents.
Days of the weekWrite the missing day in a row of days, or the day before and after.
Months of the yearWrite the missing month in a row of months, or the month before and after.
Picture graphsCount each kind of picture, color a box for each, find the most and the fewest.
Sort and countSort shapes by color, shape or size, then count each group.
Puzzles & patterns
What comes next, which one does not belong, dot to dot, color by number, picture sudoku and number paths: math that feels like a game.
PatternsLook at the pattern, circle the picture that comes next. AB, AAB, ABB, ABC.
Odd one outFour pictures in a row, one is different: circle it. Hard: one is turned around.
Dot to dotConnect the numbered dots from 1 to 10 or 20 to make a star, a boat, a rocket.
Color by numberColor each square by its number, or by a sum, to find the hidden picture.
Picture sudokuA 4 by 4 sudoku with pictures: every row, column and box has all four.
Number pathColor the squares from 1 to 20 in order to find the one path. Or A to Z.
A page for every number
Trace it, write the word, color that many and find it in a row.
Math worksheet packs
A whole set of sheets in one PDF, ready to print.
- Numbers 1 to 20Trace, count, color and find each number.
- Counting 1 to 20Count the pictures and write how many. To 5, 10 and 20.
- More or fewerTwo groups in every box — circle the one with more, or fewer.
- Addition to 10Add two groups of pictures: 2 + 3 = ?, sums to 5 or 10.
- Subtraction to 10Some pictures are crossed out — write how many are left.
- What comes nextLook at the pattern and circle the picture that comes next.
Guides for parents and teachers
What to teach first, how to help, when to move on.
GuideHow to teach counting to 10Say the numbers, touch each thing once, know the last number says how many — one small step at a time, with free printable practice.Read the guide →GuideAddition and subtraction with picturesFrom real objects to pictures, the number line and dominoes: adding, taking away and, last of all, writing the sum.Read the guide →GuidePatterns, sorting and logic puzzlesSort, find the odd one out, continue a pattern, color the other half and solve a first sudoku — and why "how do you know?" matters most.Read the guide →GuideTen frames, tens and onesFill the ten frame, make ten, see a teen number as ten and some more, then count by tens and find your way on the hundred chart.Read the guide →
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