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I can read write and count 8
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Kindergarten Math Worksheets & Resources
Help kindergartners build early math skills with printable and digital activities. Practice counting to 100, simple addition and subtraction, and shape recognition. Print a worksheet, project an activity for the whole class, or assign online for auto-graded practice, and use these resources for homework, centers, or summer review.
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Kindergarten Math Common Core standards
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Kindergarten Math topics & skills
The full kindergarten math scope — pick a topic or jump straight to a skill.
What do kindergartners learn in math?
In kindergarten, math is about building number sense and understanding how numbers work. Children count, compare, add, subtract, and explore shapes.
- Counting and Cardinality. Children count to 100 by ones and tens. They count objects, write numbers, and understand that the last number counted tells how many.
- Number Sense. Kids recognize numerals, compare sets, and break apart teen numbers into tens and ones.
- Addition. Kindergartners add small groups of objects and use drawings or equations to show addition within 10.
- Subtraction. Children take apart groups and solve simple subtraction problems within 10 using objects, fingers, or drawings.
- Shapes. Kids name and describe squares, circles, triangles, rectangles, and hexagons. They build and draw shapes and put shapes together to make new shapes.
- Measurement and Data. Children compare length, weight, and capacity. They sort objects into groups and classify by attributes like color, size, or shape.
How to use these kindergarten math resources
Start with a printable worksheet to introduce a skill like counting or addition. Then let kids practice with an interactive game that gives instant feedback. Use projected activities for whole-class lessons or assign a small-group set online to check understanding. Many resources work for homework or summer practice. Each resource is tagged to a kindergarten math standard, so you can find the right fit.
Common questions
What math should a kindergartner know?
By the end of kindergarten, most children can count to 100, recognize and write numbers to 20, add and subtract within 10, and name common shapes. They also compare groups and sort objects by attributes.
Are these kindergarten math resources Common Core aligned?
Yes. Workybooks resources are tagged to the Common Core skills for kindergarten math. You can browse by standard to find activities that match what your class or child is learning.
What is the hardest math topic for kindergartners?
Many kindergartners find teen numbers and addition within 10 challenging. Breaking apart numbers like 13 into a ten and three ones takes practice. Use hands-on activities and number line games to build understanding.
Can I assign these online?
Most resources can be printed or assigned digitally. Online work is auto-graded, so teachers and parents can quickly see how a child is doing.
Are there free kindergarten math worksheets?
Yes, some kindergarten math resources are free. The full library, including premium worksheets and interactive games, comes with a Workybooks membership.