Learning Outcomes
Kindergarten learners → add two picture groups by counting objects → find the total number without using digits.
Kindergarten learners → practice addition with real pictures → build number sense for later subtraction by understanding “part plus part.”
Kindergarten learners → use one-to-one counting while solving → gain confidence and accuracy during short, screen-free math time.
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Learn numbers, counting, and early number sense through simple examples
Kindergarten Addition and Subtraction Picture Worksheet
The worksheet asks the child to add two groups of picture objects and count the total, using pictures instead of digits.
At age five, number sense grows when counting stays concrete. Many kids get bored fast when math feels like symbols only, and pictures help the child focus on real quantities.
For the first problem, the parent points to the first object group, counts with the child, then points to the second group and counts together to reach the combined total on the page.
Whizki Learning designed this page with countable pictures, so the child can double-check answers by recounting objects, not by guessing at number symbols.
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