Kindergarten Math Worksheets

The last number you say when counting tells how many there are — and each next number means one more.

Count a group of pictured objects and write how many there are — up to 10 or up to 20.

Read a number from 1 to 10 and color that many pictures (shown in rows of 5).

Count the counters shown in a ten-frame (up to 10) and write the number.

Match number words to numerals and write the numeral for a given quantity, 0 to 20.

Count the objects in two groups and circle the group with more or fewer.

Compare two numbers and circle the larger or the smaller one.

Put a set of numbers in order — smallest to largest or largest to smallest.

Find an object by its ordinal position in a row — circle the first, second, third, … object, counting from the left.

Sort a scattered group into categories and count each one — with pictures, or with geometric shapes.