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Free Kindergarten Worksheets

Printable kindergarten worksheets for ages 5 to 6, covering the core reading and math skills of the kindergarten year. Children practise CVC words and sight words, count and compare numbers to 20, and add and subtract within 10. Download any worksheet as a PDF or print it instantly — math sheets generate fresh problems every time.

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What kindergarten children practise

  • Read and spell CVC words (cat, pig, sun)
  • Recognise pre-primer and primer sight words
  • Count to 100 by ones and tens
  • Compare and order numbers to 20
  • Add and subtract within 10
  • Name 2D shapes and continue patterns

Kindergarten Reading & Phonics Worksheets

Word families and high-frequency words for early readers.

Kindergarten Numbers & Counting Worksheets

Number sense to 20 and beyond: counting, number lines, skip counting and comparing.

Kindergarten Addition & Subtraction Worksheets

Adding and taking away within 10 with pictures, fingers, number bonds and simple equations.

Kindergarten Shapes & Patterns Worksheets

2D shapes and repeating patterns for early geometry and reasoning.

Kindergarten Holiday Worksheets

Christmas and winter-themed math practice.

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Kindergarten Worksheets — FAQ

What should a kindergartner learn?

By the end of kindergarten most children count to 100 by ones and tens, write numbers to 20, add and subtract within 10, read CVC words and common sight words, and name basic 2D and 3D shapes.

How many worksheets should a kindergartner do a day?

One or two worksheets of 10–15 minutes is plenty. Mix a reading sheet with a math sheet and stop while your child is still engaged.

Are these kindergarten worksheets free?

Yes. All worksheets are free to print or download as a PDF, with no login or sign-up.

Do the math worksheets change?

Yes. Addition, subtraction and counting worksheets generate a new set of problems when you click New Worksheet, so children never run out of practice.