Kindergarten math is counting, comparing, shapes, and the first steps of adding and taking away. These are the pages to print for each, with the simplest sheets first. Almost everything here is pictures and numbers, so a child who is not reading yet can do the work once you read the one-line direction.
For kindergarten: Counting to 10, then zero, missing numbers, before and after, and counting back from 10.
Count pictures from 11 to 20, with every group shown as a ten and some more. Four worksheets and a numbers chart. Kindergarten.
For kindergarten: More and fewer, then One More, One Less and One More and One Less to 20.
For kindergarten: Count by 10s. Boxes of ten dots to count, then a number strip to 100.
For kindergarten: Start with the blank frames and the 1 to 10 chart.
For kindergarten: Print the 0 to 10 desk strip.
1–100 and 0–99 grids for counting, skip-counting, and number sense. Color, B&W, and blank fill-in.
Which things go together? Circle the group, find the one that does not belong, sort and count, and a cut and paste sort. Preschool and kindergarten.
What comes next? Picture patterns from simple two-part ones to three-part ones, plus finding the part that repeats. Preschool and kindergarten.
For kindergarten: Flat shapes first, then Flat or Solid? and Name the Solid Shapes.
Above and below, in front of and behind, next to and between, with a picture chart and a draw-it sheet. Four worksheets. Preschool and kindergarten.
Taller and shorter, longer and shorter, heavier and lighter, holds more and holds less, and putting three in order. Five worksheets and a chart. Kindergarten.
Days of the week and months of the year charts, days in order (cut and paste), yesterday, today, tomorrow, and day or night. Kindergarten.
Add two groups of pictures and write how many in all. Sums to 5 and to 10, number sentences, and draw to add. Kindergarten and 1st grade.
Subtract by crossing out pictures and counting what is left. Within 5 and within 10, plus number sentences. Kindergarten and 1st grade.
For kindergarten: Use Number Bonds to 10, Make Ten and Addition Within 10.
Picture-based addition word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: pictures to count, ten frames, number bonds and bar models. Six premade sheets with answer keys.
For kindergarten: The kindergarten sets use pictures to count.
Picture-based subtraction word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: taking away, comparing and missing numbers. Six premade sheets with answer keys.
For kindergarten: The two kindergarten sets cross out pictures.
By the end of kindergarten, children are expected to count to 100 by ones and tens, count objects to 20, compare two groups, name flat and solid shapes, say where things are (above, below, next to), compare sizes, and add and subtract within 10 with objects or drawings.
Short and often works better than long. One sheet a day, with real objects on the table to count, is plenty at this age.
For November there is a themed set: the kindergarten November worksheets mix counting, teen numbers and first addition with reading and cutting sheets, all with turkeys, pumpkins and leaves.
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