Free Kindergarten Math Worksheets for Teachers

Kindergarten counting worksheet: count 4 ladybugs, 6 balloons, 8 apples and 5 turtles, pick totals for 7 acorns and 9 goldfish, fill ten-frames for 4 and 7.

Count and match worksheet: write totals for 3 ducklings, 5 apples, 6 balloons and 8 stars, then circle counts for frogs, blocks, cupcakes and counters.

Counting to 100 worksheet: fill missing decades 30, 60 and 90, finish counting trails from 14, 41, 67 and 96, and count 10 bundles of ten craft sticks.

Comparing numbers within 10: count ten-frames of 6, 4, 3 and 7 dots, circle greater and lesser numerals like 8 vs 3, and decide if 5 and 5 or 4 and 6 are equal.

Writing numbers 0-20 worksheet: fill eight gaps in a number track, count 7 stars, 12 strawberries, 15 balloons and an empty bowl for zero, trace 10, 14, 17, 20.

Printable numbers to 20 bingo with two 4x4 cards, a cut-apart caller bank for 1-20, and four mystery clues like what is 10 + 3 and what comes before 10.

Four-part worksheet within 5: picture sums like 3 + 2 ducks, pre-crossed subtraction such as 5 - 2 stars, six ways to make 5, and an eight-fact fluency check.

Add and Take Away! worksheet: 3 + 1 ducks, 2 + 3 apples, cross out balloons for 5 - 2 and a stolen cookie for 4 - 1, then draw and solve 2 + 2 and 5 - 3.

Subtraction stories with pictures: cross out ducks, apples, frogs and balloons to solve 5 - 2, 6 - 2, 4 - 1 and 7 - 5, with an answer key for each story.

Making 10 matching worksheet: connect 9-1, 4-6, 7-3, 2-8 and 5-5 with dot support, fill blanks like 6 + __ = 10, and pick the partner for 7 and 2. K.OA.4.

Decomposing to 10 for K.OA.3: split 5 fish into 2 + 3 and 4 + 1, color 7 circles two different ways, and read ten-frames as 10 = 6 + 4 and 10 = 8 + 2.

Three picture addition stories for kindergarten (3 + 2 frogs, 4 + 3 ducks, 5 + 4 apples) plus a draw-your-own 2 + 3 stars problem with a full answer key.

Teen numbers as tens and ones: match 13, 15, 17 and 12 to their parts, read ten-frames with 4, 6, 1 and 8 extra dots, and solve 10 + __ = 16 equations.

Teen number bonds worksheet: find missing parts of 13, 15, 17 and 12, build wholes from 10 + 6, 1, 8 and 9, then draw and record 15 as 10 + 5. K.NBT.1.

Compose and decompose teen numbers: read ten-frames with 3, 5, 2 and 7 extras, draw dots to make 14 and 16, and match 10 + 1 to 11 and 10 + 9 to 19.

Teen numbers exit slip: total ten-frames to 14, fill 13 and 15 on a number path, count 15 buttons in rows of five, and pick what 10 and 7 more makes.

Teen numbers with real objects: 10 crayons plus 3 loose, 10 stars plus 5, 10 cookies plus 7, break apart 14, 18, 11 and 16, then draw dots to make 12 and 15.

Teen numbers homework: count 11 acorns, 14 blocks and 16 buttons, complete a 10-19 path, solve clues like 10 and 8 more, and read ten-frames for 13 and 18.

Measurement and sorting sampler: pick the taller tree, shorter caterpillar and heavier animal, then count 5 starfish and 3 turtles and say which group has more.

Fifteen questions comparing caterpillars, pencils, a sunflower and dandelion, a giraffe and penguin, and a brick versus feather on a balance scale. K.MD.1-2.

Sort and count exit slip: one tray of 4 triangles, 6 circles and 8 stars to count, plus most, fewest, and least-to-greatest ordering questions for K.MD.3.

Sort 12 pictured items into vehicles, animals and fruits, count 3, 4 and 5, order the categories, and cross out the tractor and apple that do not belong.

Compare a giraffe and rabbit, pencil and crayon stub, watermelon and strawberry, leaf and stone, then check every way a backpack can be measured. K.MD.1-2.

Homework mixing comparisons and sorting: longer pencil, taller oak, heavier elephant, lighter feather, then tally 6 balls, 5 blocks and 4 cars from a list.

Shape adventure across all six K.G standards: sort flat and solid, count hexagon corners, find the cone and sphere in a playroom, split and build rectangles.

Sort eight lettered shapes into 2D and 3D columns, from circle to cone, then solve three riddles about a party hat shape and a solid that rolls any direction.

Name six 2D outlines including a tilted triangle and two rectangles, label a ball, block, hat and can as solids, then decide flat or solid for four objects.

Label a clock, pizza slice, window, envelope, honeycomb and door from a shape word bank, then find shapes above, on top of and below a classroom desk.

Match composed shapes: two triangles to a rectangle, two half-circles to a circle, triangle plus square to a house, then split shapes with one drawn line.

Shape hunt homework: find and draw home objects for circle, rectangle, triangle, sphere, cube and cylinder, then check position words like below and behind.