Kindergarten through 2nd-grade math worksheets
Choose a worksheet for counting, place value, addition, subtraction, time, or money. Use the easier review activities when a skill needs another look. Visual models, clocks, coins, shapes, measurement, and simple graphs provide other starting points.
Before you print: choose a skill, review its suggested setup, and check the worksheet preview and answer key.
Choose a small target for today
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Begin with something familiar
A few comfortable problems help children settle in. Then move to the skill that needs practice, such as making ten, reading a clock, or subtracting within 20.
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Leave room for thinking
Counters, a number line, drawings, and fingers are useful tools. The goal is to understand the numbers before speed becomes important.
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Check the idea, not only the answer
Ask how one answer was found. A quick explanation can show whether a child is counting, recalling a fact, or using a strategy.
Grades K-2 math topics
41 level-focused worksheet skills lead this collection, with 22 prerequisite and review skills listed separately. Choose a topic to see its suggested setup in the builder.
Add and subtract
17 skills- AdditionPractice addition facts or multi-digit addition with optional carrying rules.
- Doubles & Near DoublesPractice doubles, double plus one, and double plus two addition facts.
- Addition Within a SumGenerate addition practice that stays at or below a selected target sum.
- Addition DrillsCreate timed single-digit addition drill sheets with a visible time limit.
- Missing DigitsHide one digit in an addition problem and solve for the missing value.
- Visual AdditionCount visual groups of shapes and add them together.
- Standard SubtractionBuild subtraction practice with borrowing and negative-result controls.
- Subtraction DrillsCreate timed single-digit subtraction drill sheets with a visible time limit.
- Missing DigitsHide one digit in a subtraction problem and solve for the missing value.
- Visual SubtractionCount visual groups of shapes and subtract one group from the other.
- Subtraction Facts Within 10Practice non-negative subtraction facts with answers from zero to ten.
- Make TenFind the partner that completes ten
- Kâ2 Story ProblemsSolve joining, separating, comparing, and two-step stories
- Missing Number EquationsFind unknowns in every equation position
- True or False EquationsUnderstand what the equal sign means
- Add Three NumbersAdd three whole numbers with totals through twenty
- Number-Line Addition and SubtractionUse hops to add and subtract
Multiply and divide
1 skillBuild number sense
11 skills- Greater / Less ThanCompare two numbers with less than, greater than, or equal to symbols.
- Even and OddDecide whether each whole number is even or odd.
- Place ValueAsk for the digit in the ones, tens, hundreds, or higher place values.
- Skip CountingContinue number patterns by counting up in equal steps.
- Before, After, and BetweenComplete counting sequences
- Number BondsBreak a number into two parts
- Teen NumbersSee teen numbers as one ten and some ones
- 10 or 100 More and LessMentally add or subtract tens and hundreds
- Number Names and Expanded FormConnect numerals, words, and expanded form
- Hundreds Chart PatternsUse rows and columns on a hundreds chart to find missing numbers
- Regroup Base-Ten BlocksTrade a hundred for ten tens or a ten for ten ones
Work with fractions and decimals
1 skillMeasure, tell time, and use money
4 skillsConnect related facts
1 skillMeasure shapes and triangles
3 skillsUnderstand data and chance
3 skillsPrerequisite and review skillsUseful practice whose primary level is another grade range.22 skills
Trace numbers and shapes
3 skillsBuild number sense
9 skills- Count and MatchCount objects and choose the matching numeral
- Recognize Numerals 0â10Find a named numeral among visually similar choices
- Count on Ten FramesRead quantities arranged on a five-by-two ten frame
- Count Forward to 20Continue a count-by-one sequence from a given number
- One More or One LessFind the number immediately before or after a quantity
- Compare Written NumbersChoose the larger or smaller written numeral
- Put Numbers in OrderArrange three written numbers from least to greatest
- Ordinal PositionsIdentify first through sixth in an ordered row
- Enough for Each?Use one-to-one matching to decide whether every child gets one object
Measure, tell time, and use money
6 skills- Compare MeasurementsCompare length, height, and weight
- Measure with ObjectsMeasure length with equal-sized cubes
- Tall and ShortCompare the heights of two objects
- Heavy and LightCompare two objects by weight on a balance
- Holds More or LessCompare how much two containers can hold
- Order by SizePut three objects in order from shortest to tallest
Measure shapes and triangles
3 skillsUnderstand data and chance
1 skillUsing these Grades K-2 worksheets
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Are these Grades K-2 worksheets free to use?
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Do the worksheets include answer keys?
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