Free Counting & Number Sense Worksheets for Kindergarten

Explore free counting & Number Sense worksheets for kindergarten. 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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Zero Hero: Trace the Number 0 with Apples! Zero Hero: Trace the Number 0 with Apples!
Practice writing 0, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 9 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure Count 9 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure
Practice writing 9, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Two Apple Adventures: Trace and Count the Number 2! Two Apple Adventures: Trace and Count the Number 2!
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Lucky Seven Apple Count with Whizki Learning Lucky Seven Apple Count with Whizki Learning
Practice writing 7, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 6 with Crunchy Apples! Count to 6 with Crunchy Apples!
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 5 with Apple Adventures! Count to 5 with Apple Adventures!
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.

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