Free Counting & Number Sense Object Counting Worksheets for Preschool

Explore free counting & Number Sense worksheets with object counting practice for preschool learners ages 4. 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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Count & Play Parade: Numbers 1-10 for Preschool Stars

Count illustrated groups, including 1 apple picture, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count the Jungle Friends: Numbers 1-5 Adventure

Count illustrated groups, including 1 elephant picture, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Counting Critters & Toys: A Whizki Learning Number Adventure

Count illustrated groups, including 3 rabbit pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count the Critters: Whizki Preschool Number Fun

Count illustrated groups, including 3 apple pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count & Play Friends: Numbers Fun for Preschoolers

Count illustrated groups, including 2 rabbit pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count & Giggle: Preschool Number Fun

Count illustrated groups, including 2 dog pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count & Play Safari: Numbers 1-6 with Whizki Learning

Count illustrated groups, including 2 rabbit pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

Count & Play Safari: Whizki Learning Numbers 1–10

Count illustrated groups, including 3 apple pictures, and write each total. Practice touching every picture once and checking the whole quantity with adult support.

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