Kindergarten Math Worksheets and Activities for Early Learners

One of the kindergarteners' most essential parts of early math skills is counting and number recognition. These worksheets will help your kids learn to count from 1 to 20, recognize and write, compare, and order numbers.

This number recognition skill becomes easy and exciting when kids match each number value against the models it represents. Consequently, we have designed beautiful and colorful pictures of objects ranging from 1 to 20. These fun strategies will help kids to see that numbers represent quantities and have relationships with other numbers.

They will also learn about skip counting, odd and even numbers, and ordinal numbers. These worksheets are filled with fun activities such as tracing, coloring, matching, circling, cutting, and pasting.

Another essential math skill for kindergarteners is addition and subtraction. These worksheets will help your kids learn how to add and subtract within 10 using various strategies such as counting, using fingers, using objects, using pictures, and using number lines. Later, they will write equations and use symbols such as +, -, =, <, >.

Our addition and subtraction worksheets are free for kinders, teachers, and parents who need extra practice to homeschool their kids enjoyably. Our addition worksheets are created with images and numbers for kids to learn and practice various addition strategies.

Subtraction worksheets consist of simple problems involving removing a small number of objects from a larger set. Using manipulatives like cups or counting bears will help kids understand the subtraction problems. Hence, the subtraction learning process here will become more interactive and enjoyable.

Also, to familiarize kids with addition and subtraction vocabulary, we will formulate addition and subtraction word problems using daily events that are familiar to kids. We will later model these addition and subtraction problems with a number sentence for kids to see math daily.

Above all, these addition and subtraction worksheets are packed with fun activities such as drawing, filling in the blanks, solving puzzles, and playing games.

Shapes and patterns worksheets are outstanding math concepts that offer kids a fun and visual learning experience. Apart from being play-based learning, this shapes and patterns activity will help your kids recognize, identify and name standard 2D and 3D shapes such as circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, pentagons, hexagons, cubes, cones, spheres, cylinders, and pyramids.

They will also learn how to draw shapes, sort shapes by attributes, compare shapes by size or number of sides/corners/faces/edges/vertices, and create shapes by combining other shapes. They will also learn how to classify and complete patterns using shapes, colors, numbers, letters, or objects.

Introduce your kids to our shapes and patterns worksheets and enhance their visual problem-solving skills as they continue looking for correct shapes or colors to complete and create their own patterns. This is an excellent way for them to develop an in-depth understanding of flat and solid shapes and spatial skills.

Spare extra time to practice measurement and time worksheets with your kids; it will be fun. Using non-standard units such as paper clips, crayons, blocks, spoons, cups, thermometers, and clocks, we will provide a visual aid to measure length, weight, capacity, temperature, and time.

They will also learn to compare measurements using longer/shorter, heavier/lighter, more/less, hotter/colder, and faster/slower. They will also learn how to tell time to the hour and half hour using analog and digital clocks.

We use measurement consistently in our daily life. So kids’ mastery of measurement skills will permit them to communicate fluently about time and measurement.

Money and graphing are also valuable math skills for kindergarteners. These worksheets will help kids to see and understand how money values and graphs work. Most importantly, they will quickly find where they need help mastering the time and graphing concepts.

Our premium money worksheets will help your kids learn to identify and count coins such as pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. They will also learn to make changes and solve money word problems while boosting their addition and subtraction skills.

These beginner money worksheets will also help kids to identify coins by their names, appearance, and worth. Hence an excellent experience for everyday money transactions.

Graphing worksheets are great for helping kids study the graphing process while following simple instructions. Learning about graphs is the best way to relate math to the real world, so we'll start by practicing how to create and interpret simple bar graphs and pictographs.

We will later learn how to collect and organize data using tally marks, tables, charts, and graphs.

These activities will help your child develop essential math skills while having fun at the same time. Download our free PDFs today and give your child a head start in math.

Problem-solving and critical thinking are essential skills for kindergarten students. They help them develop their creativity, curiosity, and confidence. Here are some fun and engaging exercises that you can try with your kids to boost their problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities:

• Sorting Exercises: Give your kids a bunch of different objects, such as toys, fruits, shapes, or colors, and ask them to sort them into different categories. For example, they can sort them by size, shape, color, texture, or function. This activity helps them practice their logical reasoning and pattern recognition skills.
•  Brainteasers and Puzzles: Challenge your kids with some puzzles and brainteasers that require them to use their imagination and logic. For example, you can ask them to complete a jigsaw puzzle, a crossword puzzle, a Sudoku puzzle, or a riddle. This activity helps them improve their problem-solving and spatial skills.
• Movie or Book Discussion: After watching a movie or reading a book with your kids, ask them some open-ended questions that encourage them to think critically about the story. For example, you can ask them what they liked or disliked about the story, what they learned from it, what they would do differently if they were in the story, or how they felt about the characters. This activity helps them develop their comprehension and communication skills.
• Block Building: Let your kids use blocks to create anything they want, such as buildings, animals, vehicles, or scenes. Encourage them to use different shapes, colors, and sizes of blocks and to explain what they are making. This activity helps them enhance their creativity and fine motor skills.