33 lessons in teaching order · every Kindergarten standard covered · free printable worksheets with answer keys
Add two groups of pictured objects — within 5 or within 10.
Take away pictured objects to subtract — within 5 or within 10.
Solve one-step add-to, take-from, and put-together word problems with totals within 10 — with counters to count, or words only.
Break the same number up to 10 into two parts more than one way, shown with red discs and yellow squares (5 = 3 + 2, then 5 = 4 + 1).
Complete each number bond: a whole breaks into two parts that add up to it. Count the two-color dots, then write the missing number.
A ten-frame shows the known part as solid circles and the missing part as dotted circles; fill in the number that makes 10.
Adding two single-digit numbers whose sum is 5 or less, the earliest fluency milestone.
Take-away subtraction with both numbers 5 or less and no negative results.
Make worksheets →Compose and decompose the numbers 11 to 19 into one full ten and some further ones, shown on ten-frames or a base-ten model.
Start at a given number and keep counting forward, instead of always starting back at one.
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