Free Kindergarten Worksheets
Usually ages 5–6
Letter and number formation, counting to 20, and first addition within 10.
Games
Math
Writing
- Writing Letter Tracing Worksheets Printable alphabet tracing worksheets with dotted letters and handwriting guide lines. Uppercase, lowercase, letter pairs or your own words. Make a worksheet →
- Writing Number Tracing Worksheets 0–9 Printable number tracing worksheets for 0 to 9 with dotted numbers on handwriting lines. Great for preschool and kindergarten. Make a worksheet →
What kindergarteners work on
Kindergarten is when letters and numbers move from recognizing to writing, and when counting turns into first addition. Children this age do best with one skill per sheet and about ten minutes of practice.
A sensible order
- Finish the alphabet. Move from uppercase to lowercase with the letter tracing maker, then try letter pairs (Aa, Bb) so children connect the two forms.
- Write numbers from memory. Use number tracing with the blank practice row switched on, so children trace first and then write on their own.
- Add within 10. Set the addition maker to sums to 10 and ten problems. Let children use fingers or counters. That is how the facts are learned, not a habit to stop.
When the facts start to stick
Once sums within 10 feel comfortable on paper, the Addition Speed Challenge turns the same facts into a one-minute game. Treat the score as something to beat next time, not a test.
