KindergartenCommon Core style · Math: number sense
Kindergarten Math Worksheets — Free Printable with Answer Key
Simple kindergarten math worksheets: count objects to 10, compare groups, find the next number, add within 5 and name basic shapes. Free to print, no sign-up.
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Kindergarten Math
Name: ____________________
- 1.
How many? Write the number.
- 2.
Circle the group with more.
- 3.
What number comes next?
2, 3, 4,
- 4.
Add the groups.
+= - 5.
Name the shape: circle, square, triangle or rectangle.
- 6.
How many? Write the number.
- 7.
Circle the group with more.
- 8.
What number comes next?
7, 8, 9,
- 9.
Add the groups.
+0= - 10.
Name the shape: circle, square, triangle or rectangle.
Answer key
- 1.
How many? Write the number.
3 - 2.
Circle the group with more.
- 3.
What number comes next?
2, 3, 4, 5
- 4.
Add the groups.
+=5 - 5.
Name the shape: circle, square, triangle or rectangle.
triangle - 6.
How many? Write the number.
3 - 7.
Circle the group with more.
- 8.
What number comes next?
7, 8, 9, 10
- 9.
Add the groups.
+0=4 - 10.
Name the shape: circle, square, triangle or rectangle.
triangle
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These kindergarten worksheets cover early number sense the way most US classrooms introduce it: counting objects one-to-one up to 10, comparing groups (more and fewer), counting on to the next number, joining two small groups to add within 5, and recognizing circles, squares, triangles and rectangles. Large pictures and big writing spaces make them easy for young children. Every sheet has a separate answer key.
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- Kindergarten readiness
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Frequently asked questions
- What math do kids learn in kindergarten?
- Counting to 10 and beyond, comparing numbers, adding and subtracting within 5 and naming basic shapes.
- Is there an answer key?
- Yes. Turn on the answer key to print a separate page with all answers.
- Are these kindergarten worksheets free?
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