Learning Outcomes
Picture worksheet → adds two groups of objects → helps children count quantities together and say a total with confidence.
Worksheet pictures → uses counting instead of digits → strengthens one-to-one counting and number sense during busy preschool moments.
Addition practice page → learns 'altogether' meaning → supports later subtraction by making totals feel real and reachable.
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Learn numbers, counting, and early number sense through simple examples
Addition and Subtraction Objects Worksheet
This addition and subtraction pictures worksheet helps preschool children practice adding two groups of objects together. The child counts the pictures, not digits.
At age 3, number talk sticks best when counting is concrete. Many parents notice frustration when worksheets switch to symbols too soon, so this picture-based page keeps attention on what a child can see.
Use the page for a short shared session. Point to the first group of objects and count out loud with the child, then point to the second group and count out loud again. Ask, “How many altogether?” and help the child match that final total on the page.
Because this worksheet focuses on counting real objects in two groups, it is a great step between simple counting and later subtraction. The worksheet format stays child-friendly for repeat practice, and Whizki Learning keeps the directions simple.
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