Little Math Stories Addition and Subtraction Worksheet 
Solve three addition and subtraction stories about flowers, apples, frogs. Use the picture models and write each final amount.
Butterfly Wings Shape Coloring Worksheet 
Add shapes to the empty wings. Use blue and yellow. Find two matching shapes. Give them the same color.
Ice Cream Color by Code Worksheet 
Match each scoop's number to the color key. Which two scoops have the same number?
Ice Cream Scoops Count and Color Worksheet 
Count the dots on each scoop. Use the color key. Choose your own colors for the cones and the shop.
Design a Kite Festival Pattern Worksheet 
Invent a pattern for each of the kites. Then color. Use three kinds of marks. Point to the part that repeats.
Match the Balloon Dots Color by Code Worksheet 
Count the dots. Use the color key. Color the friends any way you like.
The Balloon Color Code Color by Code Worksheet 
Match each number to the color key. Which two balloons have the same number?
Missing Numbers Kindergarten Worksheet 
Five-year-olds can count out loud and still stall when a number is missing from the line. This screen-free page gives them short sequences and simple addition and subtraction blanks to fill in with you.
Balloon Dot Match Color by Code Worksheet 
Count the dots. Use the color key. Color the friends any way you like.
Butterfly Wings Dot Drawing Worksheet 
Draw big dots on the empty wings. Then color. Color the dots pink. Choose colors for the rest.
Ice Cream Scoops Count and Color Worksheet 
Count the dots on each scoop. Use the color key. Choose your own colors for the cones and the shop.
Butterfly Wings Matching Worksheet 
Draw big dots on the empty wings. Then color. Match each dot on the left with one on the right.
Matching Wings Symmetry Worksheet 
Add lines to the empty wings. Then color. Make your lines match across the two sides.
The Little Pottery Studio Pattern Worksheet 
Draw wide stripes on the pots. Then color. Use yellow and green. Switch colors with each stripe.
Pottery Studio Patterns Worksheet 
Draw stripes on the pots. Use a red-blue-blue pattern. Repeat the colors. Tell which color would come next.
