Makey
Home › Kindergarten Worksheets
Free with a family account

Free Kindergarten Worksheets: Print Them or Play Them

350+ printable worksheet pages and 315 interactive activities, built as one 36-week kindergarten curriculum. Alphabet, counting, addition & subtraction, shapes, phonics, writing, coloring and puzzles. Sign in to download a PDF for the table or play the same activity on any screen.

Makey kindergarten worksheets Week 1 printable PDF packet cover
🖨️ Print it
Makey interactive kindergarten activity - Ladybug Coloring played online
▶️ Play it
✅ 350+ printable pages🖱️ 315 interactive activities 🗓️ Full 36-week curriculum🖨️ Letter-size, ink-friendly💛 Free

Alphabet Worksheets

Start with big, friendly A-Z coloring letters, then trace uppercase and lowercase, match big to little, and find the missing letters. Every letter of the alphabet gets its own “Aa is for Ant”-style page - and every page has a tap-to-trace twin your child can play on a tablet.

Numbers & Counting Worksheets

Trace numbers 1-10, count teddy bears and beach balls, put numbers in order, read number words, and compare more vs. less - from the first “1, 2, 3” all the way to a confident 20.

Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Picture addition to 5, then to 10, then gentle take-away - with flowers, cookies, dinos and fingers to count on. The year ends with subtraction champs solving within 12.

Shapes & Colors Worksheets

Trace squares, circles, triangles and rectangles, build a train out of shapes, finish patterns, and bring it all to life with color-by-number bees, gardens and ice-cream cones.

Phonics & Reading Worksheets

Nine rounds of beginning sounds, nine of short vowels, then a second alphabet lap where every letter brings a word family - Aa words to Zz words - plus feeling words to talk about big emotions.

Writing & Tracing Worksheets

Pencil control starts as a tiger-shaped squiggle. Trace animal paths, then letters, then your own name, then whole words that grow longer as the year goes on.

Puzzles & Games Worksheets

Treasure-map mazes, first word searches, what-comes-next logic, matching pairs and find-the-difference pages - thinking skills dressed up as playtime.

1 Pick a skill or a week

Browse by skill above, or grab a weekly packet. Each one holds three days of literacy, math and creative work in the order teachers teach it.

2 Print the PDF

Every packet is a free letter-size PDF with a cover page listing the week’s skills. Log in to download and print it.

3 Or play it online

The same activities run in any browser: finger tracing, spoken sounds, tap-to-paint coloring and saved progress. Paper and screen, one curriculum.

Weekly Worksheet Packets (Weeks 1-36)

Rather follow a plan than pick pages? Each weekly packet bundles nine worksheets across three days of literacy, math and creative work, matching the interactive curriculum week for week. Start at Week 1 in September or jump in anywhere.

Same curriculum, zero prep, any screen.

Create a free account and your child’s tracing, counting and coloring is saved automatically, with a progress map grown-ups can peek at.

Start playing free →

What’s inside Makey’s kindergarten worksheets?

Every page comes from our 36-week kindergarten program and matches an interactive activity on Makey. Across the year your child will color and trace the full alphabet, meet a letter-word page for every letter from Ant to Zebra, count and write numbers to 20, compare more and less, learn the four core shapes, finish patterns, sound out beginning sounds and short-vowel words, trace words that grow longer each month, and finish with addition and subtraction within 10 - wrapped in mazes, word searches, symmetry drawing and a lot of coloring.

Pages are deliberately low-prep for grown-ups: big print targets, a name line on every sheet, a week and day tag in the corner, and ink-friendly line art. Laminate favorites for dry-erase reuse, or slide the week’s pages into a folder for morning work.

For teachers

The weekly packets drop cleanly into centers and homework folders - one packet is one week of differentiated morning work. The skill pages above (for example beginning sounds or addition within 10) make quick intervention sets for small groups.

For families and homeschool

Do one “day” per sitting - three pages, ten to twenty minutes. When pencil energy runs out, switch to the interactive version and let the same curriculum keep going with sound and celebration. Progress in one format reinforces the other, because they are the same lessons.

Kindergarten worksheets - FAQ

Are Makey’s kindergarten worksheets really free?

Yes. A free family account unlocks all 36 weekly PDFs and all interactive activities. Signing in keeps downloads, progress and artwork connected to your family account.

What’s the difference between the PDF worksheets and the interactive activities?

They’re the same curriculum in two formats. The PDFs are letter-size, print-ready pages for pencil-and-crayon work. The interactive versions run in any browser - letters are traced with a finger, every word and number is spoken aloud, and progress is saved. Most families use both: paper at the table, screen on the go.

How are the worksheets organized?

Two ways. By skill on this page - alphabet, counting, addition, shapes, phonics, writing, coloring and puzzles. And by week: 36 weekly packets, each with three days of work (a literacy page, a math page and a creative page per day) that follow a full-year kindergarten curriculum.

What order should we do the worksheets in?

If you want a ready-made plan, just start at Week 1 and do one day per sitting - the packets sequence letters, numbers and skills in the order kindergarten teachers teach them. If you’re filling gaps instead, jump straight to the skill section you need.

Do these worksheets align with kindergarten standards?

The curriculum covers the core kindergarten scope: letter recognition and formation A-Z, phonics through beginning sounds and CVC words, counting and writing numbers to 20, comparing quantities, shapes and patterns, and addition & subtraction within 10 - plus the fine-motor and creative work little hands need.

Can I use these in my classroom?

Absolutely. Teachers print the weekly packets for morning work, centers and homework folders. Each page carries a name line and a week/day tag so sorting a class set stays painless.