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Kindergarten Numbers & Counting Worksheets
Number sense grows one count at a time. These worksheets follow the sequence kindergarten teachers use: trace and write numerals, count concrete objects (one teddy bear, two beach balls… ten little dolls), extend to the teens, then order numbers and compare quantities with more-or-less puzzles.
Counting pages appear in every weekly packet through Week 19, so the skill spirals - autumn counting, space counting, counting fruits and pets - the numbers stay the same while the pictures stay fresh. Online, every count is spoken aloud, so ears reinforce what eyes see.
All numbers & counting printables in this set
Each worksheet lives inside a free weekly packet with nine pages: literacy, math and a creative page for three days. Log in to download the packet you want, or work through the packets in order.
Every one of these pages is playable online.
Finger tracing, spoken sounds and tap-to-paint coloring, using the same numbers & counting curriculum, saved to your child’s progress map.
FAQ
Should my kindergartener count to 20 or 100?
Kindergarten standards focus on a rock-solid 0-20: counting objects accurately, reading and writing numerals, and comparing groups. Our worksheets build exactly that; counting by rote to 100 comes in our Grade 1 program.