Kindergarten Workbooks | Math activities

Kindergarten

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Adding numbers up to 10 - Pack # 1 - Easy start

Dot to dot up to 10

Addition and Subtruction up to 10

Dragons & dinosaurs coloring pages

Subtruction up to 10 - Pack # 1

Adding numbers up to 10 - Pack # 2 - Advanced practice

Dot to dot up 20

Tracing lines

Adding numbers up to 20 - Pack # 1 - Easy start

Dot to dot up to 30

Numbers up to 20 - Practicing counting and writing the numbers

Basic geometric shapes

Animals coloring pages

Dot to dot up to 50

Numbers up to 10 - Counting and writing the numbers up to 10

Beatutiful Cup Cakes coloring pages

Dot to dot up to 80 - Pack #1

Dot to dot up to 80 - Pack #2

Collection of fun coloring pages

Color by number - Pack #1 - Easy to intermediate pages

Numbers up to 10 - Counting up to 10

Numbers up to 10 - Writing the numbers - 1 to 10

Numbers up to 10 - Comparing numbers

Numbers up to 10 - Reassesment Collection

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Kindergarten

Welcome to our kindergarten area. To learn mathematics properly and make a smooth transition between kindergarten and first grade, your child should start learning the logic behind numbers through counting, ordering, and comparing, as well as writing numbers and controlling their pencils. Here you will find a wide range of free kindergarten math activities and other fun math resources for your child to enjoy. These sheets will help your child understand the concept of most, least, biggest, smallest; count up to 10 objects; compare a range of different objects and compare numbers up to 20.
Online Games Many of our worksheets have online versions. The online worksheets are educational games for preshoolers to practice their math in a fun way. Try our online games for kids with Number sense or our smart practice online games for a step by step online math activities.

Kindergarten Learning plan

In Kindergarten children learn the logic behind numbers through counting, ordering, and comparing. Children also learn to correctly write and correctly form numbers from 1 to 20. After your child has learned to count objects up to 10 and write their numbers, they are ready to start counting one more and one less. Other recommended subjects for this age are addition and subtraction in small numbers, comparing sizes, basic figures, and composite figures. Children should explore different shapes and play various games to broadly understand mathematical concepts through real-world objects.

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