Math Worksheets

Students count, read, and write numbers to 120, count on from any number, and use ten more/ten less.

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Students learn to count from 1 to 10 in order, count groups of up to 10 objects accurately, and understand that the last number said tells how many. Zero is introduced as none.

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Students understand tens and ones, represent two-digit numbers, and decompose numbers using place value.

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Students learn to recognize and name numerals 0 through 10, match them to number words, and tell look-alikes apart—especially 0, 1, and 10.

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Students compare two-digit numbers using symbols and explain reasoning with tens and ones.

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Students learn to count accurately by giving each object exactly one number word, and to match items one-to-one across sets (enough / not enough).

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Students solve addition within 20 using count-on, make-ten, doubles, and related strategies.

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Students compare quantities and numbers to 10 using more, less/fewer, and same/equal.

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Students subtract within 20 using count-back, related facts, and models.

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Students add within 5 using objects, pictures, and equations.

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Students solve one-step addition and subtraction word problems within 20 with models and equations.

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Students subtract within 5 using objects, pictures, and equations.

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Students add within 100 using tens-and-ones strategies, emphasizing no-regrouping problems.

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Students extend counting from 11 to 20 and count groups up to 20.

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Students tell and write time to the hour and half-hour on analog and digital clocks.

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Students find number pairs that make 10 and use number bonds.

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Students name 2D shapes, count sides and vertices, and describe attributes.

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Students represent numbers 0–10 with pictures, counters, and ten-frames.

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Students recognize and name numerals 11–20 and match them to number words.

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Students compose and decompose shapes using pattern blocks, tangrams, and drawings.

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Students add within 10 using objects, pictures, and equations.

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Students name common 3D shapes, describe attributes, and sort by rolling, stacking, and sliding.

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Students identify and describe common 2D shapes.

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Students organize data with tallies and simple graphs and answer compare and total questions.

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