Free Object Counting Worksheets for Kindergarten

Explore free worksheets with object counting practice for kindergarten 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.

Choose one free PDF to try today. Start with number explanations. For teaching goals, read kindergarten counting and number sense goals. Save a favorite or choose a day in the learning planner.

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Number Safari: Count & Color with Friendly Creatures Number Safari: Count & Color with Friendly Creatures
Count illustrated groups, including 3 giraffe pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.
Count & Play Safari: Little Whizkis Learn Numbers 1–5 Count & Play Safari: Little Whizkis Learn Numbers 1–5
Count illustrated groups, including 2 rabbit pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.
Animal & Fruit Counting Fun with Whizki Learning Animal & Fruit Counting Fun with Whizki Learning
Count illustrated groups, including 3 elephant pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.
Count & Play Safari: Numbers to 20 with Whizki Learning Count & Play Safari: Numbers to 20 with Whizki Learning
Count illustrated groups, including 4 apple pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.
Count the Critters: Whizki Number Hunt! Count the Critters: Whizki Number Hunt!
Count illustrated groups, including 7 penguin pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.
Count & Play Safari: Kindergarten Number Adventure Count & Play Safari: Kindergarten Number Adventure
Count illustrated groups, including 3 penguin pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

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