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Discover our kindergarten math worksheets packed with exercises for kids on number recognition, place value, counting, adding, subtracting, patterns, shapes, money, comparing sizes, understanding more than/less than, identifying relative positions, decomposing numbers into tens and ones, recognizing and sorting coins, backed by word problems. The easy-to-use answer keys make evaluation effortless. Build a strong foundation with our free worksheets.
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Circling Bigger or Smaller Objects
Compare the given items and circle the bigger or smaller object as per the instructions.
Comparing Long and Short Objects
Examine the images of each pair of objects presented and answer yes or no to the question, "Is picture A longer than picture B?"
Identifying Objects as Tall or Short
Compare heights and determine which object appears taller or shorter than the other. Follow the instructions, and check the correct answer.
Differentiating between Heavy and Light Objects
Determine the weight of the first object. Check the box if it’s heavier, or cross it if it’s lighter. Then, repeat for the second object in the pair.
Measuring Objects with Paper Clips
Measure each object by counting the number of paper clips placed end-to-end along its length. Record the total number of clips in the box provided.
Is the Container Full or Empty?
Displayed are containers such as cups, bottles, and boxes, some full and some empty. Observe the pictures, circle the full containers, and cross out the empty ones.
Learn to distinguish between more and less by comparing the liquid volume in each container, and follow the prompts to complete the exercise.
Read each action described and determine whether it occurs in the morning (A.M.) or in the afternoon/evening (P.M.).
This money chart helps you identify different U.S. coin denominations based on their obverse (front) and reverse (back) sides.
Coloring the Objects as Instructed
In the first section, color the larger object in each pair, and in the second section, color the smaller one.
Circling Longer or Shorter Objects
For each question, identify the longer and shorter object in the given set and circle the right one.
Days of the Week | Cut and Glue
Carefully cut out each day of the week and glue them in the correct order, starting with Sunday and ending with Saturday.
Count the uniform-sized blocks used to measure each object and record the total in the provided boxes.
Identifying Full and Empty Containers
Observe and classify the different volume levels, and check the box that correctly describes the container's state.
Matching Coins with Their Names
Examine the various U.S. coin denominations on the left, then draw a line to match each coin image with its corresponding name on the right.
