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Building a Strong Mathematical Foundation: Empowering Children from the Start

Learning fundamental math in kindergarten is crucial. It builds confidence and prepares children for more advanced concepts. Our kindergarten math category includes worksheets for early stages and slightly more advanced levels. They cover numbers, counting, measurement, and problem-solving skills. Additionally, we offer free worksheets on addition, subtraction, fractions, place value, graphs, and patterns. These materials are designed to be both fun and educational. You can use all our free math worksheets online, except for the premium collection. They serve as valuable tools for parents and teachers.

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Kindergarten Numbers Worksheets

• Color By Number Worksheet
• Numbers 1 to 5 Worksheet
• Numbers 6 to 10 Worksheet
• Coloring Numbers Worksheet
• Color by Code Worksheet
• Identifying Numbers Worksheet
• Number Match Worksheet
• Practice Writing Numbers Worksheet
• Preschool Numbers Worksheet
• Prime Numbers Worksheet
• Snail Number Match Worksheet
• Traceable Numbers Worksheet
• Count and Match Numbers Worksheet
• Number One Worksheet
• Number Two Worksheet
• Number Three Worksheet
• Number Four Worksheet
• Number Five Worksheet
• Number Six Worksheet
• Number Seven Worksheet
• Number Eight Worksheet
• Number Nine Worksheet
• Number Ten Worksheet
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Kindergarten Addition Worksheets

• Animal Picture Addition Worksheet
• Color by Addition Worksheet
• Column Addition with Pictures Worksheet
• Spin the Wheel Addition Worksheet
• Flower Picture Addition Worksheet
• Easy Column Addition Worksheet
• Simple Word Problem Addition Worksheet
• Fruit Picture Addition Worksheet
• Column Addition Worksheet
• Olympics Math Worksheet
• Cats Picture Addition Worksheet
• Bug Picture Addition Worksheet
• Fact Family Worksheet
• Adding Pictures Worksheet
• Add and Match Picture Addition Worksheet

Kindergarten Subtraction Worksheets

• Basic Subtraction with Pictures Worksheet
• Column Subtraction with Birds Worksheet
• Subtraction Worksheet with Pictures
• Starfish Subtraction Worksheet
• Fruit Picture Subtraction Worksheet
• Animal Picture Subtraction Worksheet
• Subtract and Match Worksheet
• Dinosaur Column Subtraction Worksheet
• Simple Subtraction Word Problem Worksheet
• Dinosaur Subtract and Match Worksheet
• Ladybug Subtract and Match Worksheet
• Ice Cream Subtraction Worksheet

Kindergarten Shapes Worksheets

• Circle Worksheet
• Square Worksheet
• Rectangle Worksheet
• Triangle Worksheet
• Shapes Recognition Worksheet

Kindergarten Counting Worksheets

• Counting Baby Chicks Worksheet
• Counting Lesson Worksheet
• Counting Cats Worksheet
• Counting Dogs Worksheet
• Count and Color Worksheet
• Caterpillar Missing Number Worksheet
• Chicken Missing Numbers Worksheet
• Animal Counting Worksheet
• Space Counting Worksheet
• Spaceship Missing Numbers Worksheet
• Ten-Tastic Counting Worksheet
• Before and After Numbers Worksheet

Kindergarten More or Less Worksheets

• Picture Comparison Worksheet
• Comparing Numbers from 1 to 10 Worksheet
• More or Less Activity Worksheet
• Comparison Worksheet
• More or Less Number Worksheet
• Comparing Numbers Worksheet
• Butterflies More or Less Worksheet

Kindergarten Measurement Worksheets

• Measuring Height Worksheet
• Measuring Length with a Ruler Worksheet
• Weight Measurement Worksheet
• Weight Comparison Worksheet
• Animal Measurement Worksheet
• Inches Worksheet
• Heavier or Lighter Worksheet
• Capacity Worksheet
• Metric Measurement Worksheet
• Pound Measurement Worksheet

Kindergarten Patterns Worksheets

• Geometry Patterns Worksheet
• Animal Patterns Worksheet
• Number Patterns Worksheet

Kindergarten Making 10 Worksheets

• Adding to 10 Worksheet
• Color by Making 10 Worksheet
• Caterpillar Making 10 Game Worksheet
• Spin the Wheel Making 10 Worksheet
• Let's Make 10 Worksheet

Kindergarten Place Value Worksheets

• Apple Place Value Worksheet
• Tens and Ones Worksheet
• Egg Place Value Worksheet

Kindergarten Graphs Worksheets

• Farm Animals Bar Graph Worksheet
• Dinosaur Bar Graph Worksheet
• Flower Bar Graph Worksheet
• Fish Bar Graph Worksheet
• Seashell Bar Graph Worksheet
• Animal Coordinates Worksheet
• Insect Coordinates Worksheet
• Line Graph Worksheet

Kindergarten Fractions Worksheets

• Equal Parts Worksheet Printable
• Matching Halves of Shapes Worksheet
• Draw the Other Half of Shapes Worksheet
• Halves Worksheet
• Fractions Worksheet

Kindergarten Time Worksheets

• Telling Time Worksheet
• Matching Clocks Worksheet
• Cut-and-Paste Time Worksheet

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Free Printable Kindergarten Math Worksheets PDF

Our free Kindergarten Math Worksheets in PDF were created for you to use at home or with kids in the classroom. Download printable math worksheets for kindergarten which teach basics of addition, subtraction, shapes recognition, comparing numbers and much more.

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Counting 1-20

Christmas counting games.

Number recognition

Recognition of numbers, online math games for kindergarten.

Missing numbers, single digit addition and subtraction games.

Matching number games

Count and match, match the number.

Missing numbers

What comes after.

Numbers before and after

Comparing numbers

Compare numbers

Shapes names

2d shapes games.

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Number flash cards

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Printable math matchstick puzzles with answers. Move 1 stick to fix the equation.

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Math Worksheets for Kindergarten ADDITION

Download printable math worksheets for kindergarten (addition). Our addition worksheets for kindergarten teach kids the basics of addition.

Addition board game

Addition with pictures

Addition puzzles

Addition to 10.

Addition to 20

Addition BINGO

Addition dice game

Addition dice games

Addition to 30

Addition pyramids

Number pyramids

Activity Book

Add and subtract to 10

Add and subtract to 20

Number bonds to 10

Number bonds to 20

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Free Kindergarten Math Sheets SUBTRACTION

Download printable math worksheets for kindergarten (subtraction). These free subtraction worksheets for kindergarten teach kids the basics of subtraction.

Subtraction puzzles

Subtraction within 10

Single digit subtraction

Subtraction up to 20

Subtraction up to 30

Subtraction pyramid

Subtraction pyramids

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Math Kindergarten Worksheets PDF: multiplication

Our printable multiplication worksheets for kindergarten help kids to learn basics of multiplication.

Multiplication board game

Multiplication puzzles

Multiplication table

Multiplication dice game

Single digit multiplication

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Our preschool math worksheets are PDF documents which you can easily download. Just click on the image of kindergarten math worksheet and download the kindergarten sheet in PDF. Each of these printable Kindergarten Math Worksheets contains also the link to the online game where kids can practice a given math skill.

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Math for Kindergarten PDF free download

Printable kindergarten math worksheets cover topics such as counting, number recognition, basic shapes, and basic measurements. Math worksheets for kindergarten also include simple addition and subtraction exercises.

Preschool math worksheets also include exercises to help children develop their fine motor skills, such as tracing numbers and shapes.

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Recognize, write, count and compare numbers.

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Adding numbers up to 20 using objects and addition equations.

Subtracting small numbers using objects or subtraction equations.

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Kindergarten Math Worksheets

Catch them early, catch them young. The time is just ripe to captivate kindergarten kids with our printable math worksheets comprising colorful themed exercises that help lay a strong foundation in basic math concepts. There will be no dearth of practice in recognizing, reading and writing numbers, counting and cardinality, place value, addition, subtraction, analyzing patterns, recognizing shapes, connecting dots, comparing sizes, with these worksheets at your disposal. The answer keys are a definite time-saver. Try our free kindergarten math worksheets for a starter and come back for more!

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Recognizing, Reading and Writing Numbers | 1-10

This show-and-tell chart doubles up as a worksheet and helps kids improve their skills in identifying numbers from 1 to 10, and also gives them practice in writing the numbers.

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Counting and Adding the Pictures | Sums up to 5

The addition problems are presented as picture equations in our printable kindergarten math worksheets. Direct the kids to count the pictures and write the total in the box.

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Picture Subtraction | 0 to 5

Gravitate toward these problems if familiarizing kids to subtraction is on your mind. Taking away numbers may be a little tricky, but not when you have pictures to help you visualize the problem.

Base Ten Blocks | Counting Units or Ones

What better way to introduce base-10 blocks than with these printable kindergarten math worksheets? Kids count the individual blocks or units and write how many in all.

Longer or Shorter?

Compare the lengths of each pair of creepy crawly lizards, crocodiles, snakes and check the longer reptiles and cross out the shorter ones and build measurement skills.

Building a Robot with Squares | Cut and Glue

Keep little hands busy with some cutting and gluing fun incorporated in this kindergarten math worksheet pdf. Snip the squares of different sizes and glue them in the correct boxes to build your super bot.

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Completing the Color Pattern

Observe the color pattern on the windows of the airplane. Identify the alternating pattern rule, predict the color that comes next in the sequence, and color the last window accordingly.

Coloring by Numbers | Beginners: Up to 5

Kids being obsessed with colors and dinosaurs is a universal truth. Keep kindergarten kids entertained with these printable worksheets as they map the number to the specified color and fill in accordingly.

Connecting the Dots | Hot-Air Balloon

How about a ride in a hot-air balloon? Connect the dots, sequencing numbers from 1-20, and fly high, flit, float and bump in your hot-air balloon. Coloring it will leave you with a poster for your room.

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Counting Pictures | Up to 5

Build subitizing skills with this batch of printable kindergarten math worksheets. Sensitize kids to numbers as they count on from 1 to 5 and connect each number to a specific quantity.

Addition on a Number Line | 0 to 5

Study the number line model configured with numbers 0 to 5 and the pre-drawn hops. Let kids associate the addends in the equation to the starting point and the number of hops and write the sum.

Subtraction on a Number Line | 0 to 5

Develop subtraction strategies with this batch of printable math worksheets. Let kindergarten kids hop their way to figure out the difference between two numbers by observing the arrowhead pointer.

Counting Bundles of Tens

Count the objects bundled in groups of tens and the individual objects or ones and write how many in all and decompose the objects and write them as tens and ones as well.

Taller vs. Shorter

With the heights of ladders and lamps to compare, our kindergarten math worksheets are replete with practice. Checking the taller objects and crossing out the shorter ones in each set is all you need to do!

Coloring by Shapes

Break away from the humdrum of learning as you get kids to add a splash of colors to the shapes following the color code and double up building their shape identification skills.

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Addition worksheet for kindergarten.

Addition for kindergarten worksheets helps practice basic addition skills for reception class kids add 1-2-3-4 to a number.

Addition For Kindergarten Worksheets

Addition worksheets for kindergarten, practice adding numbers up to 20 worksheet PDF

Addition Kindergarten Worksheet

Addition for Kindergarten worksheet, practice addition with pictures worksheets for kids.

Addition Kindergarten problems

Addition for kindergarten worksheet, practice  word problems addition for children.

Kindergarten addition and subtraction worksheet, practice addition match-ups with answers 

Subtraction Kindergarten Worksheets

Subtraction in  kindergarten, practice subtraction by matching subtractions with answers.

Subtraction worksheet for kindergarten, practice picture subtraction  with this free worksheet pdf file

Kindergarten Math Worksheets: A Fun Way to Foster Early Math Skills

In the early years of a child’s education, building a strong foundation in mathematics is crucial. Kindergarten is a pivotal stage where kids are introduced to fundamental math concepts that will set the stage for their future academic success. One effective and enjoyable way to reinforce these skills is through kindergarten math worksheets. In this article, we will explore the benefits of using math worksheets for kindergarteners and provide you with a comprehensive collection of engaging worksheets that can be accessed for free.

Why Are Kindergarten Math Worksheets Important?

1. building basic number sense :.

These worksheets help children recognize numbers, count objects, and understand quantity. This forms the foundation for more complex mathematical concepts. Here are some basic number sense activities offered on this worksheets page.

Number recognition : 

Kindergarten number recognition is a fundamental skill that sets the stage for a child’s mathematical development. It involves the ability to identify and understand numbers, which is essential for various math-related tasks and everyday activities. Here’s why kindergarten number recognition is important:

• Foundation for Counting: Number recognition is the first step towards counting. When children can identify numbers, they can start to count objects, which is a fundamental math skill.
• Preparation for Basic Operations: Recognizing numbers is a prerequisite for addition and subtraction. Without number recognition, children would struggle with basic math operations.
• Mathematical Confidence: When children can confidently identify numbers, they feel more comfortable and self-assured when dealing with math-related tasks, which boosts their overall math confidence.
• Reading and Writing Numbers: Number recognition is the first step in learning to read and write numbers. It helps children understand the symbols used to represent quantities.
• Problem Solving: Many math problems and puzzles involve numbers. Number recognition is crucial for solving these problems effectively.

To foster kindergarten number recognition, parents and educators can use various tools and activities, such as number flashcards, counting games, and interactive worksheets. These activities make learning numbers fun and engaging, setting children on the path to mathematical success.

Counting skills:

The importance of counting skills in early education.

Counting skills are fundamental to a child’s early education and play a pivotal role in their cognitive development. From a young age, children begin to explore and understand the world around them through numbers and counting. In this article, we will delve into the significance of counting skills, their role in various aspects of a child’s life, and how parents and educators can nurture and support the development of these crucial skills.

Building a Strong Mathematical Foundation

Counting is often the first step towards building a strong mathematical foundation. It serves as the cornerstone for more advanced mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. A child who can count confidently is better equipped to tackle complex math problems as they progress through their education.

Mathematical Foundation, Early Education, Math Skills

Counting skills are not limited to math classes alone. They are essential for developing problem-solving abilities in everyday life. Whether a child is determining how many toys they have or how many slices of pizza to share with friends, counting helps them analyze situations and make informed decisions.

Fostering a Sense of Independence

As children learn to count, they gain a sense of independence. They can quantify and manage their belongings, which empowers them to take charge of their immediate environment. This newfound independence can boost a child’s self-confidence and self-esteem.

Independence, Self-Confidence, Self-Esteem Encouraging Attention to Detail

Counting requires careful attention to detail. When children count objects, they learn to focus on individual items and recognize their distinctiveness. This attention to detail is a valuable skill that extends beyond counting and can be applied to various aspects of learning and problem-solving.

Attention to Detail, Focus, Distinctiveness Promoting Language Development

Counting is not just a numerical skill; it is also closely linked to language development. When children count, they verbalize numbers, enhancing their vocabulary. They also learn about concepts such as “more,” “less,” “greater,” and “fewer,” which enriches their language skills.

 Language Development, Vocabulary, Concepts Nurturing Early Literacy

Counting skills are intertwined with early literacy. Counting books, rhymes, and songs are popular tools for teaching counting to young children. These materials engage children in a fun and interactive way, laying the foundation for a love of reading and learning.

Early Literacy, Counting Books, Interactive Learning / Encouraging a Lifelong Love of Learning

Counting is not just about rote memorization; it’s about understanding and curiosity. When children are encouraged to explore numbers and counting in a playful and exploratory manner, they develop a lifelong love for learning. This enthusiasm for learning can extend to various subjects and disciplines.

 Love of Learning, Curiosity, Exploration Parental and Educator Involvement

Parents and educators play a crucial role in nurturing counting skills. They can provide children with a wide range of counting experiences, from counting everyday objects at home to engaging in math games and activities. By making counting fun and interactive, adults can create a positive learning environment.

Parental Involvement, Educator Support, Positive Learning Environment

 Counting skills are an essential component of a child’s early education. They serve as the building blocks for mathematical proficiency, problem-solving abilities, independence, attention to detail, language development, and early literacy. As parents and educators, we should recognize the significance of counting skills and actively engage children in counting activities that promote their holistic development. By doing so, we empower children with valuable skills that will serve them well throughout their lives.

Understanding quantity

Understanding quantity is a foundational skill that influences various aspects of our daily lives. From simple tasks like measuring ingredients for a recipe to more complex endeavors such as managing finances, the ability to comprehend and work with quantities is essential. In this worksheets page, we will delve into the significance of understanding quantity for early math learners, its role in different domains, and how developing this skill can lead to greater efficiency and success.

Foundation for Mathematical Proficiency

At its core, understanding quantity is closely tied to mathematics. It is the bedrock upon which mathematical proficiency is built. Children who grasp the concept of quantity early on are better prepared to tackle more advanced mathematical concepts like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These skills, in turn, are vital for academic success and problem-solving in various real-world scenarios.

Effective Decision-Making

In daily life, we are often faced with decisions that involve quantities. Whether it’s choosing the right portion size for a meal or determining the amount of time needed for a task, understanding quantity is critical. Individuals with a strong grasp of this skill can make informed decisions, which can lead to more efficient use of time and resources.

Financial Literacy

Financial literacy is a domain where understanding quantity plays a pivotal role. Being able to manage budgets, calculate expenses, and save money requires a deep comprehension of quantity. Those who understand quantities are better equipped to handle financial responsibilities, make wise investments, and secure their financial future.

Precision in Measurements

In fields such as cooking, construction, and science, precision in measurements is crucial. Understanding quantity is essential for accurate measurements. Whether it’s measuring ingredients for a recipe or ensuring the right dimensions in construction, precision relies on a solid understanding of quantity.

Efficient Resource Management

Efficient resource management is vital in both personal and professional contexts. Individuals who understand quantity can optimize resource allocation. This is evident in supply chain management, where businesses aim to minimize waste while meeting demand. An understanding of quantity allows for efficient resource utilization.

Effective Problem Solving

Problem-solving often involves working with quantities. Whether it’s determining the quantity of materials needed for a project or analyzing data sets, individuals who understand quantity can approach problems with confidence. They can break down complex issues into manageable parts, facilitating effective problem-solving.

Enhanced Communication

Effective communication frequently requires conveying quantities accurately. From reporting data in a business presentation to sharing information in scientific research, clarity in quantity-related communication is essential. An understanding of quantity ensures that messages are conveyed accurately and comprehensibly.

Encouraging a Curious Mind

Understanding quantity is not solely about calculations; it is also about curiosity. Encouraging curiosity about quantities can lead to a deeper understanding of the world around us. Children who are encouraged to explore and question quantities develop critical thinking skills and a lifelong love for learning.

In conclusion, understanding quantity is an indispensable skill that transcends boundaries and is applicable in various aspects of life. It forms the foundation for mathematical proficiency, effective decision-making, financial literacy, precision in measurements, efficient resource management, problem-solving, enhanced communication, and a curious mindset. Developing this skill can lead to greater efficiency, success, and overall well-being. As we navigate the complexities of our world, let us recognize the significance of understanding quantity and actively seek to cultivate this vital skill.

 Kindergarten math worksheets play a vital role in helping children develop basic number sense. Through activities such as counting objects, recognizing numbers, and understanding quantity, kids lay the foundation for more complex mathematical concepts in the future.

2. Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills 

Simple addition and subtraction:.

Simple addition and subtraction are fundamental mathematical operations used to combine or take away numbers, respectively. These operations are the building blocks of arithmetic and are essential for solving a wide range of mathematical problems and everyday situations.

• Definition : Addition is the process of combining two or more numbers to find their sum or total.
• Symbol : The symbol for addition is “+.”
• Example : If you add 3 and 4, the result is 7. So, 3 + 4 = 7.
• Definition : Subtraction is the process of taking one number away from another to find the difference between them.
• Symbol : The symbol for subtraction is “-.”
• Example : If you subtract 2 from 8, the result is 6. So, 8 – 2 = 6.

These basic operations are often introduced at an early age and are essential for various mathematical tasks, including solving word problems, calculating change, measuring differences, and many other everyday scenarios. They provide the foundation for more advanced mathematical concepts and are used extensively in fields such as finance, science, engineering, and more.

In addition to simple addition and subtraction, there are also other basic arithmetic operations like multiplication and division, which extend the range of mathematical operations and are used for tasks involving groups of numbers or repeated addition/subtraction

Basic word problems

Basic word problems are mathematical problems or scenarios presented in the form of written or verbal descriptions, often using words and sentences rather than mathematical symbols. These problems require individuals to use their mathematical skills to analyze the situation, identify relevant information, and solve for an unknown quantity. Basic word problems typically involve simple arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They are designed to apply mathematical concepts to real-life situations, helping individuals develop problem-solving skills and understand the practical applications of mathematics.

Here are some characteristics of basic word problems:

• Real-World Context : Basic word problems are based on everyday situations or scenarios that individuals can relate to. For example, they may involve scenarios like shopping, time, money, distances, and quantities of objects.
• Problem Statement : These problems present a question or challenge within the context. The problem statement may include information about what is known (given) and what needs to be determined (unknown).
• Mathematical Operations : Basic word problems require individuals to perform mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division to find the solution.
• Verbal or Written Format : They are presented in sentences and paragraphs rather than using mathematical symbols exclusively. This makes them accessible to a wide range of learners.
• Problem Solving : Solving basic word problems involves breaking down the problem, identifying key information, setting up equations or expressions, and performing the necessary calculations to find the answer.

Here are a few examples of basic word problems:

Example 1 – Addition :

• Problem: Mary has 5 apples, and she buys 3 more. How many apples does she have in total?
• Solution: Mary has 5 apples, and she buys 3 more. So, 5 + 3 = 8 apples.

Example 2 – Subtraction :

• Problem: John had 10 marbles, but he gave 4 to his friend. How many marbles does John have left?
• Solution: John had 10 marbles, and he gave 4 away. So, 10 – 4 = 6 marbles.

Example 3 – Multiplication :

• Problem: Sarah wants to buy 4 packs of candies, and each pack contains 12 candies. How many candies will she have in total?
• Solution: Sarah buys 4 packs of candies, and each pack has 12 candies. So, 4 x 12 = 48 candies.

Example 4 – Division :

• Problem: There are 24 students in a class, and they need to share 48 pencils equally. How many pencils will each student receive?
• Solution: To find out how many pencils each student gets, you divide the total number of pencils (48) by the number of students (24). So, 48 ÷ 24 = 2 pencils per student.

Basic word problems serve as a bridge between mathematical concepts and real-life situations, helping individuals develop essential problem-solving skills and mathematical literacy. They are commonly used in mathematics education to teach and assess students’ ability to apply mathematical knowledge to practical scenarios

Patterning exercises:

Patterning exercises, in the context of education and mathematics, are activities designed to help individuals recognize, create, and extend patterns. Patterns are sequences or arrangements of elements (such as numbers, shapes, colors, or objects) that follow a consistent and repeating order. Patterning exercises are commonly used in early childhood education to develop essential cognitive skills and mathematical concepts.

Here are some key aspects of patterning exercises:

• Pattern Recognition : Patterning exercises aim to develop the ability to identify and recognize patterns in various forms. This includes identifying simple patterns like “ABAB” (where “A” and “B” represent different elements) or more complex patterns in numbers, shapes, or other attributes.
• Pattern Creation : These exercises encourage individuals to create their own patterns by arranging elements in a specific order. This promotes creativity and critical thinking as individuals decide how to structure their patterns.
• Pattern Extension : Patterning exercises often involve extending existing patterns. Individuals are asked to predict what comes next in a sequence or to continue a pattern using the established rules.
• Pattern Types : Patterns can take many forms, including numerical patterns (e.g., counting by twos: 2, 4, 6, 8), geometric patterns (e.g., arranging shapes in a specific order), and pattern sequences involving colors, sizes, or other attributes.
• Educational Benefits : Patterning exercises serve multiple educational purposes. They help develop skills related to logical reasoning, problem-solving, and spatial awareness. They also provide a foundation for understanding more advanced mathematical concepts.
• Real-World Applications : Patterns are prevalent in the real world, from the design of clothing and textiles to architectural structures. Recognizing and understanding patterns can have practical applications in various fields.

Here are a few examples of patterning exercises:

Numerical Pattern :

• Given the sequence: 3, 6, 9, 12, __, __, __, continue the pattern.
• Solution: The pattern involves adding 3 to each number. So, the next numbers would be 15, 18, 21.

Geometric Pattern :

• Create a pattern using alternating squares and circles. Start with a square, then a circle, and repeat.
• Solution: The pattern would be Square, Circle, Square, Circle, and so on.

Color Pattern :

• Arrange a series of colored blocks in a pattern. For example: Red, Blue, Green, Red, Blue, __, __.
• Solution: Continuing the pattern, the next colors would be Green, Red.

Shape Pattern :

• Extend the following shape pattern: Triangle, Square, Triangle, Square, __, __.
• Solution: Extending the pattern, the next shapes would be Triangle, Square.

Patterning exercises are an essential component of early mathematics education as they help children develop foundational skills that are crucial for more advanced mathematical concepts, problem-solving, and logical thinking. They also encourage creativity and an appreciation for patterns in the world around us.

Math worksheets often include problem-solving activities that encourage critical thinking. By solving simple addition and subtraction problems or tackling basic word problems, children learn how to analyze situations and find solutions.

3. Promoting Fine Motor Skills Printable Worksheets.

Tracing numbers and shapes: this page offers tracing numbers and shapes worksheets which are essential for kids learning .

Here are the key elements and purposes of tracing numbers and shapes worksheets:

• Fine Motor Skill Development : Tracing worksheets require children to use small, controlled movements of their hands and fingers to follow the lines and shapes. This helps in the development of fine motor skills, which are essential for tasks like writing.
• Number Recognition : Tracing number worksheets typically feature large, clear numbers with dotted or dashed lines. Children trace over these lines to learn the correct formation of numbers. This aids in number recognition and writing skills.
• Shape Recognition : Similarly, tracing shape worksheets feature basic geometric shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles. Children trace these shapes to become familiar with their appearance and characteristics.
• Hand-Eye Coordination : Tracing exercises require coordination between the child’s hand movements and visual perception. This enhances hand-eye coordination, an important skill for various activities.
• Pre-Writing Skills : Tracing worksheets serve as a precursor to formal writing. They help children practice the basic strokes and movements needed for handwriting, laying the foundation for more advanced writing skills.
• Reinforcement of Concepts : Tracing numbers and shapes reinforces the concepts of counting, number formation, and shape identification. It helps children understand the visual representation of numbers and shapes.
• Visual Discrimination : Children learn to discriminate between different numbers and shapes as they trace over them. This promotes visual recognition and discrimination skills.
• Independence : Tracing worksheets can be completed independently by children, allowing them to work at their own pace and gain confidence in their abilities.

Here’s how tracing numbers and shapes worksheets typically work:

• Each worksheet contains a set of numbers or shapes arranged on a page.
• The numbers or shapes are typically represented in large, bold fonts or outlines with dotted or dashed lines.
• Children use a writing tool (such as a pencil or crayon) to trace over these lines.
• As they trace, they follow the prescribed path to correctly form the numbers or shapes.
• Repeated practice helps children improve their tracing skills and gradually develop the ability to write numbers and shapes on their own.

Tracing numbers and shapes worksheets are valuable tools in early childhood education, helping young learners acquire the foundational skills necessary for future academic success. They provide a hands-on and engaging way for children to explore numbers and basic geometry while honing their motor and cognitive skills.

Coloring activities worksheets

you will find worksheets about coloring activities on this page. Worksheets about coloring activities are educational materials designed to engage children in creative and artistic activities while also promoting learning. These worksheets typically feature various pictures, patterns, or shapes that children can color using crayons, colored pencils, markers, or other coloring tools. Coloring worksheets serve several educational and developmental purposes:

• Fine Motor Skills : Coloring requires precise control of small muscles in the fingers and hands, aiding in the development of fine motor skills. These skills are crucial for tasks such as writing and buttoning clothes.
• Hand-Eye Coordination : Coloring activities improve hand-eye coordination as children carefully apply colors within the lines or shapes on the worksheet.
• Creativity and Self-Expression : Coloring allows children to express their creativity by choosing colors and exploring different color combinations. It encourages artistic expression and imagination.
• Color Recognition : Coloring worksheets often include instructions or labels for colors, helping children learn and recognize various colors.
• Shape and Pattern Recognition : Some coloring worksheets feature shapes, patterns, or objects that children need to color. This promotes shape and pattern recognition.
• Language Development : Coloring worksheets may include labels or descriptions of objects, animals, or scenes, contributing to language development as children read and discuss the content.
• Attention to Detail : Coloring within the lines and filling in small areas requires concentration and attention to detail, enhancing focus and patience.
• Relaxation and Stress Reduction : Coloring can be a calming and therapeutic activity, helping children relax and reduce stress or anxiety.
• Math Concepts : Some coloring worksheets incorporate math concepts, such as color-by-number or color-by-shape activities, where children need to follow numerical or geometrical instructions.
• Theme-Based Learning : Coloring worksheets can be themed to align with specific topics or subjects, making learning more engaging. For example, there can be coloring worksheets related to animals, holidays, seasons, or educational concepts.

These worksheets are commonly used in early childhood education, preschools, and at home to supplement learning and provide a creative outlet for children. They are available in a variety of themes and difficulty levels, making them suitable for a wide range of ages and skill levels.

Here are some examples of coloring activities that worksheets may feature:

• Coloring pictures of animals, fruits, or common objects.
• Completing color-by-number worksheets.
• Coloring scenes related to seasons or holidays.
• Creating patterns by coloring shapes or designs.
• Coloring and labeling parts of objects or animals for educational purposes.
• Exploring symmetry by coloring one half of a symmetrical image.

Coloring worksheets are not only enjoyable for children but also serve as valuable tools for educational and developmental purposes, encouraging a love for art and creativity while supporting various aspects of learning and growth.

Cutting and pasting exercises Worksheets

You will find math worksheets about cutting and pasting on this page. Cutting and pasting exercises worksheets are educational materials designed to develop fine motor skills, spatial awareness, creativity, and cognitive abilities in young children. These worksheets typically include pictures, shapes, or objects that children need to cut out and paste onto another surface, such as a blank sheet of paper. This hands-on activity is not only enjoyable for children but also offers several educational benefits:

• Fine Motor Skills : Cutting and pasting require precise control of small muscles in the hands and fingers. This helps improve fine motor skills, which are essential for tasks like writing and buttoning clothes.
• Hand-Eye Coordination : Cutting along lines and accurately pasting objects onto specific areas of the paper promotes hand-eye coordination. Children learn to align their hand movements with what they see.
• Spatial Awareness : When cutting out shapes or objects, children must understand spatial relationships, like where to start cutting and how to follow lines or curves accurately.
• Creativity : Cutting and pasting exercises encourage creativity and artistic expression. Children can arrange cutouts in various ways to create unique pictures or collages.
• Shape Recognition : Some worksheets include shapes or patterns that children need to cut out. This promotes shape recognition and understanding.
• Following Instructions : Cutting and pasting worksheets often come with instructions that children must follow, helping them practice reading and comprehension skills.
• Problem-Solving : Deciding where to cut, how to arrange cutouts, and what order to paste them in involves problem-solving and critical thinking.
• Language Development : Worksheets may include labels, descriptions, or prompts that encourage children to discuss or write about the cutout objects. This supports language development.
• Theme-Based Learning : Cutting and pasting exercises can be themed to align with specific topics or subjects, making learning more engaging. For example, there can be worksheets related to seasons, animals, shapes, or educational concepts.
• Collaboration : In a classroom setting, cutting and pasting activities can encourage collaboration as children share materials and ideas.

Here are some examples of cutting and pasting exercises that worksheets may feature:

• Cutting out and pasting pictures of animals into their corresponding habitats.
• Creating a collage using images from magazines or printed materials.
• Assembling a scene by cutting and pasting objects, people, or buildings.
• Constructing a paper doll by cutting out clothing and accessories and pasting them onto the doll’s body.
• Completing a puzzle by cutting it into pieces and pasting them in the correct order.

Cutting and pasting exercises worksheets are versatile and adaptable, making them suitable for various age groups and skill levels. They are commonly used in early childhood education, preschools, and at home as a fun and educational activity that supports children’s physical and cognitive development while encouraging creativity and problem-solving abilities. Engaging with worksheets not only stimulates cognitive development but also aids in fine motor skill development. Tracing numbers and shapes, coloring, and completing cutting and pasting exercises help kids improve their hand-eye coordination.

Types of Kindergarten Math Worksheets

1. counting worksheets (h1).

• Count the animals
• Count the fruits
• Count the shapes

Counting worksheets are excellent for reinforcing basic counting skills. Children can count various objects like animals, fruits, and shapes, helping them become more proficient in recognizing numbers.

2. Addition and Subtraction Worksheets (H2)

• Add the cupcakes
• Subtract the balloons
• Mixed addition and subtraction

These worksheets introduce kindergarteners to the concepts of addition and subtraction in a simple and visually appealing way. They can practice solving equations while having fun.

3. Pattern Worksheets (H2)

• Complete the patterns
• Create your own patterns
• Pattern recognition

Pattern worksheets are designed to improve a child’s ability to recognize and create patterns, a skill that is essential in mathematics.

Where to Find Kindergarten Math Worksheets

Now that you understand the significance of kindergarten math worksheets, you may be wondering where to find these valuable resources. Luckily, there are numerous websites and platforms that offer a wide variety of free math worksheets for kindergarteners. Some popular sources include:

• mathplay4kids.com
• mathzone4kids.com

These platforms provide an abundance of worksheets that cover diverse math topics and are suitable for children at different skill levels. Kindergarten math worksheets serve as an effective tool for nurturing early math skills in children. They not only make learning enjoyable but also provide a structured way to reinforce fundamental concepts. By incorporating these worksheets into your child’s daily routine, you can help them build a strong mathematical foundation that will benefit them throughout their academic journey.

Absolutely! Kindergarten math worksheets are perfect for homeschooling parents who want to provide their children with structured math practice.

Most worksheets require basic school supplies like pencils, crayons, and scissors. Nothing too fancy!

Many websites offering worksheets provide tracking and assessment tools to monitor your child’s progress.

Yes, you can find worksheets tailored to different skill levels, including those for advanced learners.

While not mandatory, using kindergarten math worksheets as supplementary learning materials can be highly beneficial in reinforcing concepts learned in school.

Maximizing Learning with Kindergarten Math Printable Worksheets

In today’s educational landscape, kindergarten math printable worksheets have become invaluable tools for both teachers and parents alike. These worksheets offer a fun and interactive way to introduce foundational mathematical concepts to young learners. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of using kindergarten math printables and provide insights into how they can be effectively integrated into a child’s early education.

The Power of Visual Learning

One of the key advantages of utilizing kindergarten math printable worksheets is their ability to leverage visual learning. Young children often grasp concepts more readily when they are presented in a visually appealing and engaging manner. These worksheets feature colorful graphics, shapes, and numbers that capture a child’s attention, making learning math an enjoyable experience. Visual Learning, Kindergarten Math Worksheets, Engaging Graphics

Reinforcing Mathematical Concepts

Kindergarten math printables are designed to reinforce essential mathematical concepts such as counting, number recognition, basic operations, and problem-solving. By repeatedly practicing these skills through worksheets, children can build a strong foundation in mathematics, which is crucial for their academic journey.

 Mathematical Concepts, Counting Practice, Problem-Solving Skills

Another noteworthy advantage of kindergarten math printables is their versatility. Parents and educators can choose worksheets that align with a child’s current skill level and learning pace. This customization ensures that children receive targeted instruction, allowing them to progress at their own speed.

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Kindergarten math worksheets foster independent learning and critical thinking. As children work through these exercises, they are encouraged to analyze problems, identify solutions, and make decisions independently. This not only enhances their mathematical abilities but also nurtures valuable life skills.

Enhancing Fine Motor Skills

In addition to mathematical concepts, kindergarten math printables also contribute to the development of fine motor skills. Activities like tracing numbers, connecting dots, and coloring shapes require precise hand-eye coordination, which is essential for various aspects of a child’s development.

Fine Motor Skills, Hand-Eye Coordination, Tracing Numbers

Kindergarten math worksheets serve as excellent tools for involving parents in their child’s education. Parents can work together with their children on these worksheets, fostering a sense of collaboration and bonding while simultaneously monitoring their progress.

Parental Involvement, Collaboration, Monitoring Progress

In conclusion, kindergarten math printable worksheets are indispensable resources for early childhood education. Their visual appeal, reinforcement of mathematical concepts, customization options, promotion of independence, development of fine motor skills, and encouragement of parental involvement make them a valuable addition to any child’s learning journey. By incorporating these worksheets into your child’s daily routine, you can provide them with a strong foundation in mathematics, setting them up for future academic success. So, why wait? Start exploring the world of kindergarten math printables today and witness the transformative impact they can have on your child’s education.

Kindergarten is a crucial time for children to develop their math skills and understanding of mathematical concepts. It is during this time that children learn to count, recognize numbers and shapes, and begin to understand basic math operations such as addition and subtraction. Using math worksheets can be an effective way to help kindergarten students practice and reinforce these skills.

There are a variety of math worksheets available for kindergarten students, ranging from simple counting and number recognition exercises to more complex addition and subtraction problems. Many of these worksheets use visual aids such as pictures or graphics to help students understand the concepts being presented.

One common type of math worksheet for kindergarten students is the number recognition worksheet. These worksheets typically include a series of numbers written in a variety of fonts and sizes. Students are asked to identify the numbers and circle or color them accordingly. These worksheets can help students learn to recognize and identify numbers, a crucial skill for success in math.

Another type of math worksheet for kindergarten students is the counting worksheet. These worksheets usually include a series of pictures or objects for students to count. For example, a worksheet may include a series of pictures of apples and ask students to count how many apples there are in total. Counting worksheets can help students learn to count objects accurately and understand the concept of “one to one correspondence,” which is the idea that each object being counted represents one unit.

Math worksheets for kindergarten students may also include exercises on basic math operations such as addition and subtraction. These worksheets may include simple problems with small numbers, such as “2 + 3 = 5” or “5 – 3 = 2.” These worksheets can help students learn to solve basic math problems and understand the concepts of addition and subtraction.

In addition to traditional math worksheets, there are also many interactive math games and activities available for kindergarten students. These games and activities can be a fun and engaging way for students to practice and reinforce their math skills. Some examples of interactive math activities for kindergarten students include:

• Number matching games: In these games, students are presented with a set of numbers and must match them to the corresponding number of objects or pictures.
• Shape sorting activities: In these activities, students are given a set of shapes and must sort them into categories based on their attributes, such as size or number of sides.
• Counting games: These games may involve students rolling a dice or spinning a spinner to determine how many objects they need to count or add to a total.

Using math worksheets and interactive math activities can be a valuable way for kindergarten students to practice and reinforce their math skills. It is important for parents and teachers to choose materials that are age-appropriate and challenging, but not too difficult for students to complete. By providing a supportive and nurturing learning environment, students can develop a strong foundation in math that will serve them well in the years ahead.

The construction of kindergarten printable worksheets page heavily rests upon capturing children interest in educational activities offered in this platform. With this in mind, kids from 2 to 5 years old are attracted to colorful visual worksheet pages.

In this way, it will be quite enthusiastic for them to get good grasp of a range of math activities presented in this page. A good amount of those kindergarten math worksheets is built with this feature. This page therefore offers worksheet printouts in addition for kindergarten, where you can find activities such as adding 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 to a number, simple addition operations up to 20, addition with pictures, matching addition operations with answers, addition real world problems for kindergarten and much more.

In this page, you will also find subtraction activities for kindergarten children such as picture illustrated subtraction worksheets, matching subtraction operations with answers, simple subtraction worksheet for kindergarten.Further, comparing numbers using the greater than and lesser than syntax, comparing objects, to find the largest and the smallest,  are also present in this PDF printable kindergarten math worksheets page.

It is worthwhile to mention the great number of counting worksheets for kindergarten, where activities such as counting colorful boxes, count objects and tell how many are there, counting up and counting down  worksheets. A small amount of fraction activities for kindergarten are also presented, where children will be asked to color a certain number of boxes, and write them into fractions.Then comes the drawing and writing worksheets for kindergarten where activities such number tracing PDF worksheets from one to ten will be presented.

This is also referred to as dotted numbers to trace, and it helps kids practice writing and counting skills. Children who are familiar to math activities offered in this webpage will stay motivated and open to learn more, given that a solid foundation has been acquired from resources presented in this page.

Download and print these free math worksheets for kindergarten to assist your children in learning basic math concepts. Math standards covered in kindergarten include counting, patterns, number recognition, shapes, measurements, sequencing, addition, subtraction, and more. Make your kindergarten kids’ year engaging and hands-on by using these free kindergarten math worksheets.

  The timing is right to engage kindergarten students with our printable math exercises, which include brightly-themed activities that support the establishment of a solid foundation in fundamental arithmetic concepts. The answer keys save a lot of time. Come back for more after using our free kindergarten math worksheets as a starting.

  Our kindergarten math worksheets help young students develop core mathematical abilities by teaching them anything from basic addition and subtraction to sorting and recognizing currencies. With professionally created coloring, tracing, and number counting pages that include well-known imagery and amusing characters, our kindergarten math worksheets are best to inspire a love of math in young students.

  Some kindergarteners have a strong foundation in counting and number sense and are prepared to go directly into addition and subtraction problems. Some kids may still have trouble reliably counting to ten. No matter how well your kid does in math at a young age, our extensive collection of kindergarten math worksheets is the ideal addition to in-class training. Most importantly, we made sure that youngsters would enjoy practicing arithmetic rather than seeing it as a burden when they used our kindergarten math worksheets.

  Kindergarteners can practice new arithmetic concepts by using math worksheets. These concepts are crucial for kindergarteners to understand because they serve as the building blocks for more complex ideas that will be introduced later. Worksheets are a good approach to motivate youngsters to practice math, but it’s important to make sure the kindergarteners understand the idea they’re working on.

  You will discover a variety of free Kindergarten Math Activities and worksheets in our Kindergarten section for your child. View our worksheets for addition or some of our printables for shapes or our kindergarten counting activities for your kids.  Kids can learn math quite well by playing online games. There are many kid-friendly math games available on math4childrens. These activities, which are the right blend of enjoyable learning, will encourage your children to study math. Start exploring these activities with the kids right away and watch the magic happen!

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Your kids will feel excited as they begin their math journey with enriched and colorful kindergarten math worksheets and activities that will make them love math more.

So, if you are looking for a fun and easy way to teach your kindergarteners math skills, get started with this resource designed to offer early math learners a strong foundation in number sense, arithmetic, geometry, measurement, and more.

MathSkills4Kids.com is your online resource for free printable math worksheets for kinders and more. Our worksheets are designed by experienced educators and aligned with the Common Core State Standards. They cover various topics, from counting and number recognition to addition and subtraction, shapes and patterns, measurement and time, money and graphing, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Kindergarten math made simple and fun - free worksheets in PDF

Math can be challenging for many kids, especially in kindergarten, but making it fun is vital. That's why we created these free worksheets to make math simple and fun for your little ones.

These worksheets are colorful, interactive, and full of cute pictures and illustrations to capture your kids' attention and motivate them to learn. Also, note that these worksheets supplement classroom math learning and are not a replacement. So, get the best out of this math practice with clear instructions and examples to guide your kids through each activity and consistent math learning.

However, whether you want to use them as homework, extra practice, or review, these worksheets are perfect for your kinders!

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Counting and number recognition worksheets.

One of the kindergarteners' most essential parts of early math skills is counting and number recognition . These worksheets will help your kids learn to count from 1 to 20, recognize and write, compare, and order numbers.

This number recognition skill becomes easy and exciting when kids match each number value against the models it represents. Consequently, we have designed beautiful and colorful pictures of objects ranging from 1 to 20. These fun strategies will help kids to see that numbers represent quantities and have relationships with other numbers.

They will also learn about skip counting, odd and even numbers, and ordinal numbers. These worksheets are filled with fun activities such as tracing, coloring, matching, circling, cutting, and pasting.

Addition and subtraction worksheets

Another essential math skill for kindergarteners is addition and subtraction . These worksheets will help your kids learn how to add and subtract within 10 using various strategies such as counting, using fingers, using objects, using pictures, and using number lines. Later, they will write equations and use symbols such as +, -, =, <, >.

Our addition and subtraction worksheets are free for kinders, teachers, and parents who need extra practice to homeschool their kids enjoyably. Our addition worksheets are created with images and numbers for kids to learn and practice various addition strategies.

Subtraction worksheets consist of simple problems involving removing a small number of objects from a larger set. Using manipulatives like cups or counting bears will help kids understand the subtraction problems. Hence, the subtraction learning process here will become more interactive and enjoyable.

Also, to familiarize kids with addition and subtraction vocabulary, we will formulate addition and subtraction word problems using daily events that are familiar to kids. We will later model these addition and subtraction problems with a number sentence for kids to see math daily.

Above all, these addition and subtraction worksheets are packed with fun activities such as drawing, filling in the blanks, solving puzzles, and playing games.

Shapes and Patterns worksheets

Shapes and patterns worksheets are outstanding math concepts that offer kids a fun and visual learning experience. Apart from being play-based learning, this shapes and patterns activity will help your kids recognize, identify and name standard 2D and 3D shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, pentagons, hexagons, cubes, cones, spheres, cylinders, and pyramids.

They will also learn how to draw shapes, sort shapes by attributes, compare shapes by size or number of sides/corners/faces/edges/vertices, and create shapes by combining other shapes. They will also learn how to classify and complete patterns using shapes, colors, numbers, letters, or objects.

Introduce your kids to our shapes and patterns worksheets and enhance their visual problem-solving skills as they continue looking for correct shapes or colors to complete and create their own patterns. This is an excellent way for them to develop an in-depth understanding of flat and solid shapes and spatial skills.

Measurement and time worksheets

Spare extra time to practice measurement and time worksheets with your kids; it will be fun. Using non-standard units such as paper clips, crayons, blocks, spoons, cups, thermometers, and clocks, we will provide a visual aid to measure length, weight, capacity, temperature, and time.

They will also learn to compare measurements using longer/shorter, heavier/lighter, more/less, hotter/colder, and faster/slower. They will also learn how to tell time to the hour and half hour using analog and digital clocks.

We use measurement consistently in our daily life. So kids’ mastery of measurement skills will permit them to communicate fluently about time and measurement.

Money and Graphing worksheets

Money and graphing are also valuable math skills for kindergarteners. These worksheets will help kids to see and understand how money values and graphs work. Most importantly, they will quickly find where they need help mastering the time and graphing concepts.

Our premium money worksheets will help your kids learn to identify and count coins such as pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. They will also learn to make changes and solve money word problems while boosting their addition and subtraction skills.

These beginner money worksheets will also help kids to identify coins by their names, appearance, and worth. Hence an excellent experience for everyday money transactions.

Graphing worksheets are great for helping kids study the graphing process while following simple instructions. Learning about graphs is the best way to relate math to the real world, so we'll start by practicing how to create and interpret simple bar graphs and pictographs.

We will later learn how to collect and organize data using tally marks, tables, charts, and graphs.

These activities will help your child develop essential math skills while having fun at the same time. Download our free PDFs today and give your child a head start in math.

Boost kinders' math skills with problem-solving and critical thinking

Problem-solving and critical thinking are essential skills for kindergarten students. They help them develop their creativity, curiosity, and confidence. Here are some fun and engaging exercises that you can try with your kids to boost their problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities:

• Sorting Exercises : Give your kids a bunch of different objects, such as toys, fruits, shapes, or colors, and ask them to sort them into different categories. For example, they can sort them by size, shape, color, texture, or function. This activity helps them practice their logical reasoning and pattern recognition skills.
•   Brainteasers and Puzzles : Challenge your kids with some puzzles and brainteasers that require them to use their imagination and logic. For example, you can ask them to complete a jigsaw puzzle, a crossword puzzle, a Sudoku puzzle, or a riddle. This activity helps them improve their problem-solving and spatial skills.
• Movie or Book Discussion : After watching a movie or reading a book with your kids, ask them some open-ended questions that encourage them to think critically about the story. For example, you can ask them what they liked or disliked about the story, what they learned from it, what they would do differently if they were in the story, or how they felt about the characters . This activity helps them develop their comprehension and communication skills.
• Block Building : Let your kids use blocks to create anything they want, such as buildings, animals, vehicles, or scenes. Encourage them to use different shapes, colors, and sizes of blocks and to explain what they are making. This activity helps them enhance their creativity and fine motor skills.

Useful links for kindergarteners:

Kindergarten Math | Khan Academy:   https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-kindergarten-math

Free Preschool & Kindergarten Simple Math Worksheets - Printable | K5 Learning:  https://www.k5learning.com/free-preschool-kindergarten-worksheets/simple-math

Browse Printable Kindergarten Math Worksheets | Education.com:   https://www.education.com/worksheets/kindergarten/math/

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Free Kindergarten Math Worksheets! Our standards-based kindergarten math printables will help you teach counting, number recognition, addition, subtraction, number lines, ten frames, tally marks, sequencing, number words, ASL, shapes, and more! Use our free printable kindergarten math activities in your homeschool or classroom setting. Be sure to check out our 36-Week Interactive Kindergarten Math Curriculum for an entire year of hands-on learning!

Interactive Math Curriculum Notebook for Kindergarten. This comprehensive kindergarten math curriculum provides you with a full year of hands-on math lessons, games and activities.  This complete set includes an interactive daily warm-up folder and optional printable math manipulatives.  Covering 4 days/Week over 36-weeks, students complete a daily worksheet alongside a daily game or interactive activity.    Click Here for Sample Pages

Number of the Day Worksheets

Covering numbers 0-10, this set of free printable kindergarten math worksheets will fit perfectly in your classroom. Each day students trace, count, color, frame, write, draw and tally their number.

Number Worksheets

For students who are ready to work on numbers 1-30, this set of printable worksheets will provide them with TONS of hands-on fun and learning. Students will work on number formation, ten frames, number recognition, stroke order, handwriting, counting, and American Sign Language.

Number of the Day Printables

This set includes thirty number of the day worksheets. This single sheet teaches children number identification, number words, counting, and number order.

Shape Worksheets for Kindergarten

Free shape worksheets for kindergarten, featuring 13 different shapes for students to trace, find, color, and cut out. This is a great set of printables for building key fine motor skills needed during the kindergarten year. Make your own student shape book for students to practice again and again.

Making 10 Math Worksheets

A collection of Kindergarten Math worksheets for children learning to Make 10. Each page features ten frames for children to complete as reference, then an equation to write and solve.

Addition Color by Number Worksheets

Fun, free color by number worksheets to help your student practice single- and double-digit addition math facts (without regrouping). Designed for kindergarten and first grade.

Subtraction Color by Number Worksheets

Kindergarteners and young learners need regular practice with their subtraction facts, so make it fun with our free Subtraction Color by Number Worksheets. These six space-themed printable worksheets make learning single-digit subtraction facts easy and engaging.

Skip Counting Mazes

This is a small set of three progressive Skip Counting mazes you can use to build beginning math skills. Each page features a number line across the top and a fun skip counting activity.

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A collection of free Kindergarten Math Worksheets you can use to teach children about more and less. Each page features a reference number line as well as eight practice problems for children to solve.

Pumpkin Patch Math

Pumpkin Patch Emoji Math is a set of 6 worksheets that will bring a little holiday fun to your Kindergarten classroom.  Students work on key math skills including graphing, number words, tally marks, inequalities and more. 

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This is a set of three engaging math printables designed to add some autumn fun to your classroom. These harvest-themed math worksheets feature inequalities, tally marks, addition and following directions.

Butterfly Number Form Game

This file folder game is perfect for children learning number forms. Children match each side of the butterfly to the correct match Expansion Set Increased Difficulty Set

Frogs on a Log Game

This is a file folder game for children who are ready to practice simple addition with values up to 5. Children solve the equation on the frogs by placing the correct amount of flies across the log.

Interactive Math Notebook   ( Free Sample Pack )

This comprehensive kindergarten math curriculum provides you with a full year of hands-on math lessons, games and activities.  This complete set includes an interactive daily warm-up folder and optional printable math manipulatives.  Covering 4 days/Week over 36-weeks, students complete a daily worksheet alongside a daily game or interactive activity.    Click Here for Sample Pages

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• December 25, 2023

Make math fun and engaging with these math worksheets for kindergarten from The Teaching Aunt. These math printables include numbers 1-20 flashcards , numbers tracing worksheets , comparing sizes worksheets , shapes flashcards , patterns worksheets , number words and so much more!

And you are in luck because we are constantly adding to this collection of learning materials to help you and your child love math!

Math Worksheets for Kindergarten PDF

Math is an essential subject that teaches children important skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, and logical reasoning. 

The good news is that math can be enjoyable! By using worksheets, you can help your preschoolers build a strong foundation in math while having fun!

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Kindergarten Math Worksheets

Let’s explore the four areas of math that these worksheets cover: geometry, number sense, measurement, and logic.

Geometry is all about shapes, sizes, and spatial relationships. Here are some free printable geometry worksheets from The Teaching Aunt that your preschoolers will love:

Learn about basic shapes through these shapes flashcards in pdf format. 

These shapes flashcards can also double as emotions flashcards!

Develop your child’s fine motor skills through these shapes tracing worksheets.

Or master the shapes by engaging in a fun game using these shapes game cards!

Practice your child’s counting skills with these counting shapes worksheets.

Kindergarten Measurement Worksheets

Measurement.

Measurement is all about comparing sizes and quantities. Your child can practice using these preschool worksheets. 

Learn about long and short with these comparing length worksheets.

Differentiate between big and small with these comparing size worksheets. 

Master big, bigger, biggest, small, smaller, and smallest with these comparing sizes worksheets. 

Kindergarten Pattern Worksheets

Logic is all about patterns and reasoning. Check out these math worksheets for children to help your learn critical thinking and logical reasoning. 

Boost your child’s knowledge about shapes and patterns through these Shapes and Patterns Worksheets.

Level up your child’s knowledge about shapes through these Cut and Match Shapes Worksheets.

Test your child’s knowledge about colors and shapes through these Matching Colors Worksheets!

Identify colors and sort them accordingly  using these Color Chart worksheets. 

Numbers Flashcards

Number sense.

Number sense is all about understanding numbers and their relationships. These free math printables include: numbers 1 -20 flashcards, tracing number worksheets, numbers play dough mats, and counting worksheets. 

Recognize numbers, count objects and read number words with these numbers flashcards.

These numbers 1-10 flashcards will help your child with number recognition, counting and reading number words.

These numbers flashcards 1-10 are perfect for recognizing numbers and counting objects.

Learn about numbers 1 to 10 through these ten frame flashcards. Perfect for pre-k, preschool and kindergarten kids!

Apple-themed math flashcards to help your child recognize numerals 1-20, read number words, and count objects.

Monster-themed math worksheets to help your child recognize numerals 1-20, read number words, and count objects. 

Tracing Numbers Worksheets

Trace and color numbers through these tracing numbers worksheets. Simple yet effective worksheets for children. 

Count objects, read number words and trace numbers 1 to 10 through these number tracing worksheets.

Color, count objects, read number words and trace numbers through these tracing numbers worksheets.

Identify numerals, count objects, read number words and trace numbers through these tracing numbers 1-10 worksheets!

Apple-themed math worksheets to help your child practice tracing numbers 1-20, read number words, and count objects.

Blocks-themed math worksheets to help your child practice tracing numbers 1-20, read number words, and count objects. 

Help your child learn the concept of more or less through these preschool worksheets – More or Less Worksheets Free Printable!

Test your child’s knowledge on number sequence through these free preschool printable- Free Missing Numbers Worksheets!

Counting Worksheets for Kindergarten

 It’s time to level up your child’s number skills by working on these free counting objects worksheets!

Have fun learning about numbers through these summer-themed free printable- Watermelon Seeds Counting Worksheets!

Elevate your child’s number skills through these Vegetable-Themed Math Worksheets from The Teaching Aunt.

Master counting and numbers through these Valentine’s Day Math Worksheets from The Teaching Aunt.

Master numbers and one-to-one correspondence through these Transportation Counting Worksheets.

Combine science and math with these Farm Animals Counting Worksheets from The Teaching Aunt. 

Check how much your child knows about numbers and wild animals through these WILD ANIMALS COUNTING WORKSHEETS. 

Practice counting and identify different sea creatures through these SEA ANIMALS COUNTING WORKSHEETS from The Teaching Aunt.

Help develop your child’s math skills through these Pet Animals Counting Worksheets from The Teaching Aunt. 

Identify people in our community and practice counting through these Community Helpers-themed worksheets.

Identify clothings, count objects and write numbers using these clothing-themed math worksheets. 

Enjoy the holiday and practice counting with these CHRISTMAS- THEMED COUNTING WORKSHEETS.

Using Math Worksheets with Kindergarten Children

Now that you have a variety of free printable math worksheets, here are some tips to successfully use them:

• Make it fun: Turn math into a game by incorporating counting, sorting, and matching.
• Use real-life objects: Use everyday objects like toys or snacks to help your child understand concepts like addition and subtraction. 
• Keep it short: Attention spans can be short at this age, so keep the math math activities short and sweet!
• Provide positive reinforcement: Celebrate your child’s progress and efforts to build their confidence in math.

Remember, preschoolers learn best through play, so make sure to incorporate plenty of hands-on activities and games to reinforce the concepts they’re learning through these math worksheets. 

That’s it for now. Visit my  Free Printable Page  for more!

More Free Math Printables For Kindergarten

• Addition Cards  – These simple addition cards will help your child practice putting numbers together vertically. 
• Subtraction Worksheets – Free subtraction worksheets for kindergarten.
• Numbers Posters – Help your child identify and count numbers 1 to 20 through these star-themed math flashcards.

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These math worksheets for kindergarten provide a solid foundation by incorporating engaging activities that make learning enjoyable and effective for young minds.

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Kindergarten Math Learning

Here are the standards for the end of the year for Kindergarten.

• Count to 100 by ones and tens.
• Count forwards in ones from different numbers.
• Write numbers 0 to 20.
• Count up to 10 objects arranged in a random arrangement.
• Count up to 20 objects arranged in lines or arrays.
• Compare and objects up to 10 and say whether one set is more, less or equal to another set.
• Compose and decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into a ten and ones
• Skip count by 2s, 5s and 10s.
• Add and subtract within 10
• Solve addition and subtraction word problems within 10
• Decompose numbers less than 10 into pairs of numbers, e.g. 7=5+2 or 3+4 or 1+6, ...
• Find number bonds to 10.
• Know fluently addition and subtraction facts within 5
• Compare objects in terms of measurements like length and weight, which is longer/shorter, heavier/lighter.
• Classify and sort objects into given categories.
• Count the number of objects that have a certain property.
• Know and identify coins: penny, nickel, dime, quarter
• Shape list: 2D shapes - squares, rectangles, circles, triangles, hexagons
• Shape list: 3D shapes - cubes, cones, cylinders, spheres
• Identify, describe and classify shapes.
• Identify shapes in different orientations and sizes.
• Identify 2D and 3D shapes.
• Compare simple properties of 2D and 3D shapes such as number of sides or corners.
• Compose simple shapes into larger shapes, e.g. compose two right triangles to make a rectangle.

Kindergarten Math Worksheets

On this page you will find link to our range of math worksheets for Kindergarten.

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Counting worksheets.

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Kindergarten Number Sense Area

Place value worksheets.

These sheets involve counting objects grouped in tens and ones up to 25.

There is also a cutting and sticking activity involving matching a number to a picture grouped in tens and ones.

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Number Charts up to 30

We have a range of different printable number charts up to 30.

Some of the charts are pre-filled to help identify and find numbers.

Some of the chart come as missing number worksheets.

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Writing Numbers up to 20

These sheets will help your child learn to write and form the numbers from 1 to 20 correctly.

There is also a counting challenge on each sheet which involve shading the correct number of objects.

• Writing numbers 1 to 10
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Count and Write Numbers to 10

The sheets here are counting sheets which involve counting animals and vehicles up to 10.

There is a selection of reference sheets for using in the classroom, or sending home to parents.

There are also some color-in sheets for counting and coloring up to 10 animals or vehicles.

These sheets are a perfect way to start kindergarten kids off with their learning.

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Counting One More & One Less Worksheets

After your child has learnt to count objects up to 10 and write their numbers, they are ready to start counting one more and one less.

Most of the sheets focus on counting up to 10. There are also some worksheets that go up to 25.

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• Ordinal Number Worksheets

This page is all about ordinal numbers: first, second, third, etc.

There are a range of worksheets to help your child understanding how to use ordinal numbers.

Kindergarten Comparing Worksheets

These worksheets will help your child to compare and start to order different things.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• understand the concept of most, least, biggest, smallest;
• count up to 10 objects;
• compare a range of different objects;
• compare numbers up to 20.
• Comparing size and numbers up to 6
• Comparing Numbers Worksheets to 10

Kindergarten Sequencing Worksheets

These sheets will help your child learn to count on and back in ones, and put numbers up to 25 in the correct place in their sequence.

Useing these sheets will help you child to:

• recognise number, letter and picture patterns;
• count on and back in ones to 25;
• sequence numbers to 25.
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The following worksheets involve different Kindergarten Math activities such as counting, coloring and learning to write numbers.

• read and write numbers up to 25;
• compare numbers to 10.

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Here you will find a range of Kindergarten Addition and Subtraction Worksheets.

The following worksheets involve adding and subtracting to 10.

Kindergarten Addition Worksheets

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These kindergarten math worksheets explore squares, rectangles, circles and triangles, and also matching identical shapes.

There are also some shape tracing worksheets to help your child learn to name 2d shapes and practice tracing them to improved their fine motor skills.

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These resources will help your child to learn their 2D shapes, and also learn some of the properties they have.

Using these kindergarten math worksheets will help your child to:

• learn the common 2D shapes - circle, square, rectangle, triangle;
• recognise that a square is also a member of the rectangle family;
• recognise trapezoids and parallelograms;
• recognise members of the quadrilateral family;
• recognise shapes in different orientations and sizes.
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Kindergarten measuring length sheets.

The kindergarten math worksheets on this webpage are all about measuring length in inches and centimeters.

There are two different easy activities. The first activity is to write down the number on the ruler pointed to by an arrow. The second activity involves writing down the correct measurement for the length of a line - a ruler has been correctly positioned underneath.

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Kindergarten Money Worksheets - Recognising coins

These kindergarten math worksheets are all about recognising and counting coins: pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.

The sheets involve recognising both faces of each coin.

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Here you will find a range of free printable Kindergarten Math games to help your child with learning to count.

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Here you will find a range of Kindergarten Dot-to-Dot Worksheets.

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• count up to 25.
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Subtraction, why kindergarten math worksheets are important.

A stated objective of Common Core State Standards (CCSS) is to standardize academic guidelines nationwide. In other words, what kindergartners learn in math in one state should be the same as what students of the same age are learning in another state. The curricula may vary between these two states, but the general concepts behind them are similar. This approach is intended to replace wildly differing guidelines among different states, thus eliminating (in theory) inconsistent test scores and other metrics that gauge student success.

An increased focus on math would seem to include a wider variety of topics and concepts being taught at every grade level, including kindergarten. However, CCSS actually calls for fewer topics at each grade level. The Common Core approach (which is clearly influenced by “Singapore Math”—an educational initiative that promotes mastery instead of memorization) goes against many state standards. Many states mandate a “mile-wide, inch-deep” curriculum in which children are taught so much in a relatively short time span, that they aren’t effectively becoming proficient in the concepts they truly need to understand to succeed at the next level. Hence, CCSS works to establish an incredibly thorough foundation not only for the math concepts in future grades, but also toward practical application for a lifetime.

For kindergarten, Common Core’s focus is on developing an initial understanding of numbers, very basic addition and subtraction, and identifying shapes. Ultimately, this focus will enable children to develop rigor in real-life situations by achieving a base of conceptual understanding and procedural fluency.

How Our Kindergarten Math Worksheets Reflect Common Core Standards

Our kindergarten worksheets focus on helping students represent and compare whole numbers and describe shapes and space. CCSS has outlined these as two essential skills that Kindergarten students should have.

Kindergarten Math Worksheets: Critical Areas of Focus

For many kindergartners, this year in school will offer their first math instruction beyond the basic counting they might have picked up at home or in preschool. As such, the emphasis will focus on how numbers work, in terms and methods easy for these new learners to understand. Here are the two critical areas that Common Core brings to kindergarten math:

Representing and Comparing Whole Numbers

Kindergartners will write and use numbers to represent and solve quantities, such as how many of an object are in a set. Students will learn to compare numbers and get their first glimpse of simple equations (e.g., 2 + 3 = 5). They will also be taught basic adding and subtracting strategies—for example, that combining two sets of objects is addition and taking away objects from a set is subtraction.

Describing Shapes and Space

Students will learn to identify various two- and three-dimensional shapes, including circles, triangles, squares, cubes, and cylinders. They will also describe the physical world in terms of shapes, spatial relationships, and so on.

Overview of Kindergarten Math Topics

From the two critical areas of focus discussed in the previous section, Common Core also further clarifies the skills kindergartners should know by the end of the school year. For example, the fluency requirement at this level is adding and subtracting within 5. The five topics presented here, taken directly from CCSS itself, include some specifics on what kids will be taught in kindergarten.

Counting and Cardinality

• Know the number names and count sequence. Kindergartners will learn to count to 100 by ones and by tens. They will be able to count starting from any number (not just 1) and learn to write numbers between 0 and 20.

• Count to tell the number of objects. This is exactly as it sounds: Students will become proficient in counting objects. They will be able to answer “how many” questions by counting up to 20 objects arranged in a line or array, and up to 10 objects scattered in a configuration (for example, “How many blue flowers are in this picture?”). Also, they will understand that the order or arrangement of objects doesn’t matter for counting.

• Compare numbers. Students will determine if one group of objects has more than, fewer than, or an equal amount compared with another group. They will also compare two numbers between 1 and 10 as written numerals.

Operations and Algebraic Thinking

• Understand addition and subtraction. Students this age are at the beginning of more than a decade of math instruction. Adding and subtracting are the first operational steps of that journey. Among the concepts they will learn:

• How to represent addition and subtraction by counting objects, counting on their fingers, creating mental images, using drawings and sounds (e.g., how many rings of a bell), acting out situations, verbal explanations, expressions, and, eventually, equations.
• How to solve addition and subtraction word problems within 10 (e.g., if Michael has 4 Hot Wheels cars and Ben has two Matchbox cars, how many cars are they playing with?).
• How to decompose numbers in pairs to arrive at the same answer (for example, using objects to determine that both 3 + 1 and 2 + 2 equal 4; these are also known as number bonds).
• How to determine what to add to a number between 1 and 9 to get 10 (using objects or drawing if necessary).
• How to fluently add and subtract within 5.

Number Operations in Base 10

• Work with numbers 11 to 19 to gain foundations for face value. Students will become proficient recognizing numbers between 11 and 19 and understanding that these numbers are composed of 10 ones plus another amount of ones (for example, 16 is 10 ones plus 6 ones, or 1 base ten block and 6 base one blocks).

Measurement and Data

• Understand addition and subtraction. Students will learn the difference between height and weight (e.g., tall, short, light, heavy, big, small, and so on) and apply those attributes when describing and analyzing the characteristics of an object (for example, which pitcher will hold more water?). They will also compare measurements (for example, comparing two objects and describing which one is heavier, taller, smaller, and so on).

• Classify objects and count the number of objects in each category. The best way to explain this topic is to give an example: If a bowl has green, red, and yellow buttons, students will classify those objects into categories (such as color, size, shape), count how many there are of each, and sort those categories by number.

• Identify and describe shapes. Kindergartners will learn the names of shapes, describe objects in relation to their positions (e.g., above, below, near, away, and so on), and describe if something is two-dimensional or three-dimensional.

•Analyze, create, compare, and compose shapes. Students will learn about, analyze, describe, and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes in terms of their characteristics (for example, a triangle has three sides) and size. They will also create shapes by drawing or building, and compose simple shapes into larger shapes (e.g., placing two squares together to get a rectangle).

Tips for Helping Your Kindergartener with These Kindergarten Math Worksheets

Some of parents’ trepidation with Common Core isn’t so much with the guidelines themselves, but with the testing now aligned with CCSS via local math curricula. Standardized testing was stressful for students and parents before; with the ongoing Common Core implementation, many families simply don’t know what to expect.

Fortunately, CCSS does not have to be that stressful, for you or your kindergartner. Here are some tips to help your children succeed with Common Core math:

Be informed; be involved

If Common Core concerns you, intrigues you, or confuses you, don’t hesitate to learn as much about it—in your child’s classroom, at your kids’ school, and on a national level. Talk with teachers, principals, and other parents. Seek advice on how you can help your kids, and yourself, navigate CCSS math. If you want to take further action, become involved with PTA or other organizations and committees that deal with your school’s curriculum. The more you know, the more, ultimately, you can help your child.

Live them some real-world math

A basic tenet of Common Core is to apply math principles to real-world situations. Why not start now? Give your child math problems when you are out and about—the store, in traffic, the park, and so on. For example, if you are at a stoplight, challenge your kindergartner to count how many cars cross ahead of you; during rush hour, that number can reach well into double digits.

Take time to learn what they are learning

You might look at a worksheet your child brings home and think, “This isn’t the math I’m used to.” Because Common Core emphasizes understanding the process of arriving at an answer, your child may be taught additional ways to fry a mathematical egg, so to speak. Instead of shunning these approaches, learn them for yourself. Once you comprehend these additional methods, you will be better able to help your child comprehend them as well.

Encourage them to show their work

This suggestion can be read two ways. First, students will be encouraged to show how they arrived at an answer, especially within Common Core. Second, ask your children to show you their homework, particularly the challenging stuff. Explaining how a problem is solved is a basic CCSS tenet, so if your kids can be confident in explaining their work to you, they will carry that confidence into the classroom when the teacher asks for those same explanations.

Seek more help if necessary

If your kindergartner is struggling with the new math standards, talk with his or her teacher first. You then might want to seek outside resources to help your child. Several online resources provide math help, including worksheets and sample tests that conform to Common Core standards. Tutoring might be an option you consider as well. Innovative iPad-based math programs have emerged that combine the personalized approach of a tutor with today’s technology. This revolutionary approach also may feature a curriculum based on Common Core, thus ensuring your child’s learning at home is aligned with what he or she is learning at school.

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Kindergarten Math Worksheets

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Above, on, below

Draw it! In this coloring math worksheet, your child will draw pictures on, above, and below other objects.

Above, on, below, part 2

Find it! In this coloring math worksheet, your child will identify whether objects are above, below, or on the ground.

Adding 1 more

In this coloring math worksheet, your child will find the group that has 1 more item than the other group and will be introduced to adding 1.

Adding 2 more

In this coloring math worksheet, your child will find the group that has 2 more items than the other group and will be introduced to adding 2.

Adding 3 more

In this coloring math worksheet, your child will find the group that has 3 more items than the other group and will be introduced to adding 3.

Adding 4 more

In this coloring math worksheet, your child will find the group that has 4 more items than the other group and will be introduced to adding 4.

Adding 5 more

In this coloring math worksheet, your child will find the group that has 5 more items than the other group and will be introduced to adding 5.

Adding to sets

Add two more circles to this set! In this coloring math worksheet, your child will draw shapes to add to sets, and then count the totals in each set.

And 1 more makes…

What happens when you add 1 more? In this coloring math worksheet, your child will draw 1 more sock to complete each series as an introduction to learning to add 1.

And 2 more makes…

What happens when you add 2 more? In this coloring math worksheet, your child will draw 2 more flowers to complete each series as an introduction to learning to add 2.

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Free Kindergarten Addition Worksheets With Pictures PDF Download | Addition Printables for Preschool Kids

Kindergarten Addition Worksheets & Free Printables are available here to teach basic addition skills to Pre-KG and Primary school students. Parents and teachers who have landed on this page will benefit from our Free Downloadable Addition Worksheets PDF .

These Preschool & Kindergarten Addition Workbook Activity sheets and flashcards engage your kids with pictures. The visual appearance of anything can leave a mark on your memory. Hence, this learning approach can help to understand the concept of addition.

Kindergarten Addition Worksheets With Pictures | Free Preschool Addition Printables To Download

If you want to improve your kindergarten learners’ basic addition skills, we’ve covered free addition worksheets for kindergarten and preschool kids. You can easily print these math addition workbook activity sheets and use them for a quick addition activity in your kindergarten math classroom or homeschool.

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Addition to 10 Worksheets Activity | Free Printable Addition to 20 Flash Card

When we have curated all needed activity sheets for your kids to learn adding and numerical techniques, why don’t you download and take a printout of it for better practice sessions? Always solve the small to complex addition problems using the free printable Kindergarten Addition Worksheets pdf provided below.

All these are free to access, so you can learn summation concepts online or offline. Simply, get the printout of it and make your kids solve it in their free time. They can quickly grasp the concept and solve each problem in seconds as it is provided interestingly to study.

And if you’re looking for more ways to make math fun for your students, try our Kindergarten Worksheets ! They provide a complete subject-oriented and hands-on learning experience.

Final Thoughts

After learning and practicing the addition topic with our PDF formatted free printables of Kindergarten Addition Worksheets. Now, your kids can quickly sum up the numbers as it is filled with an interesting learning procedure. This kind of study resource can elevate toddlers’ skills. So, bookmark our site @worksheetsbuddy.com for more information on worksheets and other educational resources.

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