Free Object Counting Worksheets for 1st Grade

Explore free worksheets with object counting practice for 1st grade learners ages 6. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

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Circle Groups Count and Draw Worksheet Circle Groups Count and Draw Worksheet
Six-year-olds often count a group just fine, then get wobbly when they have to make a matching group on paper. This printable keeps the task simple: count the first circle group, then draw two requested groups of circles.
Animal Count and Choose Totals Worksheet Animal Count and Choose Totals Worksheet
Busy picture pages can make kids lose their place. This animal counting worksheet gives your first grader a clear job: count each kind of animal, then circle the total.
Next Whole Number Worksheet Next Whole Number Worksheet
Kids can count out loud and still pause when they have to name what comes next. This simple Grade 1 math page gives them off-screen practice choosing the next whole number up to 20.
Counting and Drawing Circles Worksheet Counting and Drawing Circles Worksheet
Six-year-olds can count out loud and still lose track when pencil meets paper. This page keeps the work simple: count one group, then draw two groups of circles to match the requested amounts.
Next Whole Number Worksheet Next Whole Number Worksheet
Six-year-olds can count out loud and still pause when they have to pick what comes next. This printable gives them simple, focused practice choosing the next whole number up to 20.
Count the Animals Worksheet Count the Animals Worksheet
Counting looks simple until a six-year-old skips an animal or counts the same one twice. This page gives a clear next step: count each row of animals and circle the number that matches.
Counting Animals Number Choice Worksheet Counting Animals Number Choice Worksheet
Counting can get wobbly when pictures start to look alike. This page gives first graders a clear, screen-free way to count animal groups in rows of five and circle the number that matches.
Count and Draw Circles Worksheet Count and Draw Circles Worksheet
Six-year-olds can know number words and still rush past the last object. This printable gives them a calm way to count one circle group, then draw two more groups to match the requested amounts.
Next Whole Number Worksheet Next Whole Number Worksheet
Kids can know the counting song and still pause when they have to choose what comes next. This page gives a simple, pencil-and-paper way to practice the next whole number up to 20.
Count and Draw Circles Worksheet Count and Draw Circles Worksheet
Six-year-olds can count out loud and still lose track when they draw. This page keeps the task simple: count one group, then draw two requested groups of circles.
Animal Count and Circle Worksheet Animal Count and Circle Worksheet
Six-year-olds can count fast, then lose their place in a busy picture. This printable gives them one clear job: find each kind of animal, count it, and circle the total.
Next Number Worksheet for First Grade Next Number Worksheet for First Grade
The 4 prompts start with 2, 8, 14, 16. Read each given number and circle the whole number that comes immediately after it.
Animal Count and Circle Worksheet Animal Count and Circle Worksheet
Find and count lions, pandas in one mixed picture field. Circle a separate total for each kind of animal.
Count and Draw Circles Worksheet Count and Draw Circles Worksheet
First count the frogs and circle the total. Then draw 10 circles and 3 circles in the two remaining answer areas.
Count and Draw Circles Worksheet Count and Draw Circles Worksheet
First count the foxes and circle the total. Then draw 2 circles and 8 circles in the two remaining answer areas.

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