MathsheetsMake a worksheet → MathsheetsMake a worksheet →33 lessons in teaching order · every Kindergarten standard covered · free printable worksheets with answer keys
Fill in the missing numbers in a counting sequence: by ones to 30, by ones to 100, or by tens to 100.
Fill in the missing numbers on a 10x10 hundred chart (1-100). Builds number recognition and counting to 100. One chart per page; the Questions box sets how many numbers are missing.
Describe where an object is in relation to the box using position words: above, below, beside, next to, in front of, and behind.
Make worksheets →Read the shape name and color the matching shape from four choices.
Describe objects in the environment using names of shapes: name the shape of a clock, a window, a door, a slice of pizza, and more.
Circle the name of each 3D solid (cube, sphere, cone, cylinder, rectangular prism, pyramid) from three choices.
Decide whether each shape is two-dimensional (flat) or three-dimensional (solid).
Count the sides and corners of a flat shape. Shapes appear in different sizes and turns, so the count comes from looking, not from recognising one canonical picture.
Join dots to make a shape, or draw a shape from the number of sides and corners it has.
See which smaller shapes join to make a larger shape, then circle its name (a square is made of 2 triangles).
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