MyMathKidK-8 Curriculum

Kindergarten Math

Count to 100, number bonds, addition and subtraction within 10, shapes, and patterns

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Kindergarten Mixed Review

A spiral-review worksheet mixing problems from every Kindergarten topic — free to print, with answer key.

Counting

Count from 1 to 100, count objects, and compare quantities

8 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Number Bonds

Learn part-part-whole relationships within 10

6 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Addition

Add numbers within 10 using pictures and objects

5 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Subtraction

Subtract numbers within 10 using take-away concept

5 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Shapes

Identify and describe 2D shapes and position words

6 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Measurement

Compare length, weight, and sort by size

4 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

Patterns

Recognize and extend AB, ABB, and ABC patterns

4 lessons with worksheetsStart Learning

What Kindergarten math looks like, solved step by step

Real Kindergarten problems, one per topic, from counting to patterns — the same explanations your child sees when practicing online.

Counting

29,30, ,32,33, ,35,36

Fill in the missing numbers

  1. This is a counting pattern — each number changes by the same amount.
  2. The numbers go up by 1 each time.
  3. Add 1 to fill each blank. The missing numbers: 31, 34.

Answer: 31, 34

All Kindergarten counting lessons

Shapes

A pizza slice is shaped like a ___.

  1. Picture a pizza slice.
  2. It has 3 straight sides and 3 corners.
  3. So a pizza slice is shaped like a triangle.

Answer: triangle

All Kindergarten shapes lessons

Patterns

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Fill in the missing terms

  1. Find the part that repeats: star, square, square. The pattern says it again and again.
  2. Split the row into groups of 3: (star, square, square) (star, square, square) (?, ?, …).
  3. Fill in the question marks so every group matches (star, square, square): a new group starts: (star, square, …).
  4. So the missing shapes are star, square.

Answer: star, square

All Kindergarten patterns lessons

A sample week of Kindergarten practice

One way to spend five short sessions: the first two new lessons of Counting and Number Bonds, one printable worksheet a day, then a mixed review. For a signed-in child, Today's Math picks each day's problems instead: due reviews first, then the next skill at their working level.

  1. Monday
    Counting 1-5 (Set A) · Counting · 8 problems

    Starts Counting at its first new lesson, Counting 1-5.

  2. Tuesday
    Counting 1-10 (Set A) · Counting · 8 problems

    Builds on Counting 1-5 with the next new lesson, Counting 1-10.

  3. Wednesday
    Number Bonds Within 5 (Set A) · Number Bonds · 8 problems

    Starts Number Bonds at its first new lesson, Number Bonds Within 5.

  4. Thursday
    Number Bonds Within 10 (Set A) · Number Bonds · 8 problems

    Builds on Number Bonds Within 5 with the next new lesson, Number Bonds Within 10.

  5. Friday
    Kindergarten Mixed Review · Mixed review

    One sheet drawing problems from across Kindergarten topics, so a week of Counting and Number Bonds ends on mixed recall rather than the last thing practiced.

Frequently Asked Questions

What math topics are covered in Kindergarten?
Kindergarten covers Counting, Number Bonds, Addition, Subtraction, Shapes, Measurement, Patterns. Each topic includes multiple progressive worksheets with increasing difficulty.
Are Kindergarten math worksheets aligned to Common Core?
Yes, all worksheets align with Common Core State Standards for Kindergarten mathematics, ensuring your child builds skills in the right sequence.
Are the Kindergarten worksheets free?
Yes, all printable worksheets are free to download and print. Answer keys and detailed progress reports require a premium subscription.