Counting Worksheets
Welcome to our counting worksheets for preschool and kindergarten students! Your student will learn to identify, count, and write numbers from 1-20. Our colorful worksheets are meant to make learning fun and build a solid math foundation. When children learn to quickly identify numbers and count items it makes addition and subtraction much easier to…
Read MoreSize, Distance & Direction Worksheets
Spatial concepts help us understand our physical relationship to the objects around us as well as the relationship between the objects we see. Understanding the spatial concepts of over and under, in front of and behind, taller and shorter, and placement will help your child become a good communicator. Not only will they be able…
Read MoreOdd and Even Worksheets for Kindergarten
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…
Read MoreShapes Worksheets
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…
Read MoreKindergarten Comparing Numbers Worksheets
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…
Read MoreTriple Digit Subtraction with Regrouping (Borrowing)
Triple-digit subtraction with regrouping follows the same basic principles as double-digit subtraction with regrouping. It just involves three-digit numbers and requires borrowing from the tens and/or hundreds place. Triple-digit subtraction with regrouping can be more confusing because of the potential for multiple instances of regrouping. However, it uses the same process as simpler forms of…
Read MoreTriple Digit Subtraction Without Regrouping
Our triple-digit subtraction without regrouping worksheets follow the same basic principles as double-digit subtraction without regrouping. It just involves three-digit numbers instead of two. In these problems, each digit in the number you’re subtracting from is greater than or equal to the number you’re subtracting. This means you can subtract without having to regroup (or…
Read MoreDouble Digit Subtraction with Regrouping (Borrowing)
Double-digit subtraction with regrouping (or borrowing) is more complex than double-digit subtraction without regrouping. In this kind of subtraction problem, at least one of the digits in the number you are subtracting from is smaller than the digit being subtracted. This means you’ll need to “borrow” from the next higher place value to make the…
Read MoreDouble Digit Subtraction without Regrouping
Use our double-digit subtraction without regrouping worksheets before tackling more complex problems that require borrowing (or regrouping). Understanding this simpler form of subtraction will help build confidence and provide a solid foundation for more advanced math skills. Once your student becomes comfortable with double-digit subtraction without regrouping they’ll progress to problems that require borrowing from…
Read MoreSingle Digit Subtraction Worksheets
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…
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