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These odd or even worksheets for kindergarteners are a great way to teach foundational math concepts in a fun way. They help kids learn to distinguish between odd and even numbers, which is important for building their math skills. These worksheets also encourage critical thinking and problem-solving while making learning enjoyable. Instruction: If your kindergartener…
In kindergarten, students learn about basic 2D shapes like circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. They may also learn about 3D shapes like spheres, cubes, and cylinders. We’ve included a variety of printable PDFs below to help your student learn to identify shapes, write their names, compare them, and more. When math is combined with reading…
Welcome to our preschool and Kindergarten comparing numbers worksheets! These printable worksheets will help your student understand numbers, their value, and their relationship with other numbers. Being able to quickly identify whether one number is greater than (>), less than (<), or equal to (=) another is a foundational life skill. We’ll begin by helping…
Welcome to our single digit subtraction worksheets! Understanding how to perform single-digit subtraction is a foundational mathematical skill. When a child can quickly and confidently subtract single-digit numbers it makes double and triple-digit subtraction much easier later on. Also, subtraction paves the way for division, so it’s important to create a firm foundation early. Subtraction…
Welcome to our collection of subtraction worksheets! Understanding how to perform subtraction is a foundational mathematical skill because it helps us understand how numbers and quantities relate to one another. Also, subtraction paves the way for division, so it’s important to create a firm foundation early. Below, you’ll find our worksheets separated by grade and…
Welcome to our selection of kindergarten subtraction worksheets! Through our various PDF worksheet activities your student will learn to understand and perform subtraction. The worksheets introduce subtraction using concrete objects before advancing to subtraction using numbers only. Once your child has grasped the concept of subtraction you can move on to our selection of word…
Welcome to our Counting Money Worksheets! Being able to count money is an important life skill, but it can be really confusing! Odds are your student won’t remember the values or names of coins after one exposure. Our counting money worksheets will give varied practice, which will give your student plenty of time to commit…
The Greatest Common Factor (GCF) or Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) is the largest whole number that divides equally into two or more numbers. For example, the factors of 12 are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12. The factors of 15 are 1, 3, 5, and 15. The GCF of 12 and 15 is 3…
Welcome to our single-digit addition worksheets! Children often begin learning the basics of addition during preschool or kindergarten by counting objects and recognizing numbers. However, the specific age can depend on the child’s individual development and exposure to math concepts. As children become comfortable with these foundational skills, they’ll begin adding using objects or pictures.…
Using the Kindergarten addition worksheets below, you’ll be engaging in a structured learning approach to teaching your child basic addition skills. The activities are tailored for kindergarten-level students and are designed to help them connect written numbers with real-world objects. Overall, this program is designed to gradually build up your child’s understanding of addition, starting…
