Kindergarten Math Worksheets

Kindergarten math is about numbers becoming things a child can hold in mind: how many, which is more, what ten looks like. The drill sheets at this level keep every quantity small — sums and differences within 5 and then 10, teen numbers as ten and some ones, coins and o'clock times — and print large, with generous space, because the hand doing the writing is still learning to write.

Use these sheets in short bursts, a few problems at a time, and treat counters and fingers as tools rather than crutches. The point at this age is not speed but the growing certainty that seven is always seven, whichever way it is split.

Topics taught in kindergarten

Kindergarten on this site: four topics — addition, subtraction, place value, and time and money — in 18 worksheets, each in three versions, for 1,416 problems with keys.

Addition: sums within 5 and then within 10, and the pairs that make ten. Subtraction: taking away within 5 and within 10, including taking from ten. Place Value: teen numbers as ten and some ones, counting on, and one more and one less. Time & Money: reading a clock to the hour, o'clock times, and the value of each coin.

To see the level at a glance: the addition drill has 20 problems (problem 7: "3 + 1"), the subtraction drill has 20 problems (problem 7: "4 - 4"), the place value drill has 20 problems (problem 7: "16 = 10 + ___"), and the time and money drill has 20 problems (problem 8: "How many cents is a dime worth?").

Start with a drill

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