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Free kindergarten math worksheets

Kindergarten math is about number sense: counting objects one by one, writing numbers to 20, comparing groups (โ€œwhich has more?โ€), and first additions and subtractions within 10 using fingers and objects. Children also learn to name and describe flat and solid shapes. These printable sheets follow that path, from tracing digits to simple sums, and every click makes a brand-new A4 sheet so your child never runs out of practice.

๐Ÿ“ Printable worksheets for Kindergarten

Number tracing 0โ€“9Trace each digit and count the dotsOpen โ†’
More or less (to 10)Write <, > or =Open โ†’
Number bonds to 10Part, part, wholeOpen โ†’
Addition within 1024 sums per sheetOpen โ†’
2D shapesTrace and color the basic shapesOpen โ†’
Pre-writing linesStraight lines, zigzags and loopsOpen โ†’
Dot to dotJoin the numbers in orderOpen โ†’

๐ŸŽฎ Games to play online

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Quick CountPlay โ†’
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Shape DetectivePlay โ†’
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Memory MatchPlay โ†’
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What Comes Next?Play โ†’

Tips for parents

Frequently asked questions

What math should a kindergartner know?

By the end of kindergarten most children count to 100 by ones and tens, write numbers to 20, compare groups and add or subtract within 10 using objects.

How many worksheets a day?

One sheet, or even half a sheet, is enough. Short daily practice beats long sessions.

Are these worksheets free?

Yes โ€” free to print or save as PDF, with no sign-up.

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MathoKids โ€” maths adventures

The whole primary maths programme as a game, offline and free on Google Play.

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