Kindergarten Math Printables (Free, Ages 5 to 6)
Counting, number writing, addition, subtraction and patterns for kindergarten, as free worksheets you make yourself and free math workbooks.
What kindergarten math covers
In kindergarten, children learn that a number tells how many. They count to 100 by ones and tens, write the numbers 0 to 20, compare groups, and begin to add and take away with pictures. Standards differ from state to state, so use the lists below as a menu and match them to what your child’s class is doing.
How to use this page
Pick the skill your child is working on this week. Each tool makes a new worksheet in your browser, and every setting can be changed before you print. Most children do best with one or two pages at a time and some counting of real things, such as stairs, snacks or toys, in between.
Counting and writing numbers
Count objects, trace the numbers and say the number words.
Number Tracing for Kindergarten
Numbers 1 to 20 with their number words.
Number Tracing 1-20
Two pages: 1–10 then 11–20.
Number Tracing 1-100
Trace 1 to 100 across ten printable pages.
Number Words
Trace one, two, three and beyond.
Skip Counting
Count by 2s, 5s and 10s.
Counting
Count pictures, then write or circle the number. Compare groups too.
Adding and taking away
Start with pictures, then move to number problems.
Patterns, shapes and number puzzles
Spot what comes next, trace shapes and reveal a picture by number.
Free math workbooks for kindergarten
Complete PDF books in US Letter and A4, planned in small steps.
Number Tracing and Counting Book
Trace, count and color every number from 1 to 20, then practice number words and skip counting.
Counting Activity Book
Count to 20 with ten frames, tally marks and dice, then compare, skip count, add and take away. With an answer key.
Addition and Subtraction Workbook
Add and take away with pictures, ten frames and number lines, then number sentences, fact families and story problems to 20. With an answer key.
100th Day of School Workbook
Count to 100 with a hundred chart, skip counting, tens and ones, a dot-to-dot and a paper crown.
Shapes Tracing and Coloring Book
Ten shapes to trace, hunt for and color, plus tracing practice and matching games.
A simple math week to try
- Monday: trace numbers and their words on number tracing for kindergarten.
- Tuesday: count pictures and write the number on a counting worksheet.
- Wednesday: try a few addition problems with pictures.
- Thursday: take away with subtraction pictures, or spot the next shape in a pattern.
- Friday: a free-choice favorite, such as dot to dot or color by number.
Guides to go with these worksheets
Learn how to teach a child to write numbers 1 to 10, or see our mix of preschool and kindergarten English and math worksheets. Counting to 100 is a big kindergarten goal, and the 100th Day of School Workbook is a good way to practice it.
Frequently asked questions
What math should a kindergartener know?
It depends on the state, but most kindergarten standards ask children to count to 100 by ones and tens, write the numbers 0 to 20, compare groups of objects, and add and subtract with pictures within 10. Check your own school or state standards for the exact list.
How do I make a kindergarten math worksheet?
Open one of the free tools on this page, choose the number range or the kind of problems, and press the button to see the worksheet. Every setting can be changed before you print, and you can save the page as a PDF.
Are these kindergarten math printables free?
Yes. The worksheet tools and the math workbooks are free for home and classroom use, with no sign-up needed. Please do not sell the worksheets or post them on another site as your own.
How much math practice does a kindergartener need each day?
Short sessions work best. Ten to fifteen minutes is enough for most five- and six-year-olds, with one or two pages and some counting of real things at home. Stop when your child gets tired.
Can I print the worksheets on A4 paper?
Yes. Choose US Letter or A4 under paper size before you print or save the PDF.
More ways to browse
See all number worksheets for kids, or the full set of kindergarten worksheets for letters, sounds and early words too.