Kindergarten
Trace the Numbers 0 to 5
Big numbers to trace and write, from 0 to 5, each with a ten frame to color in. Start each number at the top.
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Free math worksheets for kindergarten to 5th grade
50 free printable math worksheets in 10 topics, five per topic from easy to harder: counting, facts, fractions, place value, word problems, telling time and money. Answer keys included, and every page has one of Kevin Coulston’s cartoon characters.
Number tracing and number recognition Grades K–1
Trace and write the numbers 0 to 20 and the number words, then spot each number in a crowd.
Kindergarten
Trace the Numbers 6 to 10
Trace and write 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, and color each one in a ten frame to see how close it is to 10.
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Grades K–1
Trace the Numbers 11 to 20
The teen numbers and 20 in rows: trace three, then write two on your own. A ten and some more on every line.
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Grades K–1
Number Words: One to Ten
Read each number, count the dots and trace the number word from one to ten.
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Grades K–1
Number Hunt: Color by Number
A grid of numbers from 0 to 9. Kids color every 3, 7, 5 and 9 to the key, then count how many of each they found.
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Count groups and ten frames, match numbers to groups, and fill in the hundred chart.
Kindergarten
Count and Write
Nine groups of shapes to count, from 1 to 10. Kids touch and count each one, then write the number.
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Grades K–1
Ten Frame Counting
Count the dots in ten frames and double ten frames, from 1 to 20, and write each number.
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Grades K–1
Count and Match
Six groups to count and six numbers to match. Kids draw a line from each group to its number.
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Grades K–1
Hundred Chart: Missing Numbers
A hundred chart with 34 numbers missing. Kids count by ones and tens to fill every blank square.
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Grades K–1
Before, After and Between
Which number comes just before, just after or in between? Fifteen number puzzles up to 30.
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Picture addition within 10, facts within 20, then two- and three-digit problems with regrouping.
Grades K–1
Picture Addition Within 10
Count two groups of dots and add them: eight picture problems with sums up to 10.
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Grades 1–2
Addition Facts Within 20
Thirty addition facts with sums up to 20, mixed so kids can’t just count on from the last one.
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Grades 1–2
Subtraction Facts Within 20
Thirty subtraction facts from 20 and below. Every answer is 0 or more.
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Grades 2–3
Two-Digit Addition and Subtraction
Twenty stacked problems with two-digit numbers, about half with regrouping (carrying and borrowing).
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Grade 3
Three-Digit Addition and Subtraction
Fifteen three-digit problems with regrouping across the ones, tens and hundreds.
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Arrays, facts from 0 to 10, a fill-in multiplication chart and two-digit by one-digit problems.
Grades 2–3
Multiplication Arrays
Six dot arrays. Kids count the rows and the dots in each row, then write the multiplication sentence.
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Grades 3–4
Multiplication Facts: 0 to 5
Forty facts with the 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 times tables, mixed up. Great for a timed quiz.
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Grades 3–5
Multiplication Facts: 6 to 10
Forty facts with the 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 times tables, the trickier half of the chart.
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Grades 3–5
Multiplication Chart Fill-In
A 10 by 10 multiplication chart with 50 products missing. Kids fill it in and spot the patterns.
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Grades 4–5
Two-Digit by One-Digit Multiplication
Fifteen stacked problems: two- and three-digit numbers times a one-digit number, with regrouping.
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Equal groups, division facts, fact families and long division with remainders.
Grade 3
Division with Equal Groups
Six rows of dots. Kids circle equal groups, count the groups and write the division sentence.
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Grades 3–4
Division Facts: Divide by 1 to 5
Forty division facts with divisors from 1 to 5. Every answer is a whole number from 0 to 10.
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Grades 3–5
Division Facts: Divide by 6 to 10
Forty division facts with divisors from 6 to 10, to match the harder multiplication facts.
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Grades 3–4
Fact Families: Multiply and Divide
Six fact triangles. Kids write the two multiplication and two division facts each family makes.
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Grades 4–5
Long Division with Remainders
Twelve long division problems: two- and three-digit numbers divided by one digit, some with remainders.
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Name and color fractions of shapes, place them on a number line, compare them and find equivalent fractions.
Grades 2–3
Name the Fraction
Twelve circles and bars split into equal parts. Kids write the fraction that is shaded.
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Grades 2–3
Color the Fraction
Twelve shapes in equal parts and a fraction under each. Kids color that many parts.
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Grades 3–4
Fractions on a Number Line
Seven number lines from 0 to 1, split into halves, thirds, fourths, sixths and eighths. Kids name the fraction at each arrow.
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Grades 3–4
Compare Fractions
Eight pairs of fractions with fraction bars to shade. Kids write <, > or = between them.
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Grades 4–5
Equivalent Fractions
A fraction wall to read from, then twelve fractions to finish so both sides are equal.
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Tens and ones blocks, number bonds, hundreds, tens and ones, expanded and word form, and rounding.
Grades 1–2
Tens and Ones
Eight sets of base-ten blocks. Kids count the tens and ones and write the number.
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Grade 1
Number Bonds Within 20
Twelve number bonds. Kids find the missing part or the whole, breaking numbers up to 20 into two parts.
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Grades 2–3
Hundreds, Tens and Ones
Ten three-digit numbers to break into hundreds, tens and ones and write in expanded form.
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Grades 3–5
Expanded Form and Word Form
Numbers into the thousands written three ways: standard form, expanded form and word form.
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Grades 3–4
Rounding to 10, 100 and 1,000
Eighteen numbers to round to the nearest ten, hundred and thousand. Five or more rounds up.
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One page of story problems for each grade from 1st to 5th, with room to draw or show the work.
Grade 1
Word Problems: 1st Grade
Six story problems with adding and subtracting within 20, including a “some went away” and a “how many more” problem.
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Grade 2
Word Problems: 2nd Grade
Six story problems with adding and subtracting within 100, one money problem and one two-step problem.
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Grade 3
Word Problems: 3rd Grade
Six multiplication and division story problems: equal groups, rows and sharing.
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Grade 4
Word Problems: 4th Grade
Five multi-step story problems with bigger numbers, including one where the remainder changes the answer.
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Grade 5
Word Problems: 5th Grade
Five story problems with fractions, mixed numbers, decimals and money.
Print this sheet (PDF)Telling time and elapsed time Grades 1–4
Read and draw clocks to the hour, half hour, five minutes and minute, then work out elapsed time.
Grade 1
Telling Time to the Hour
Twelve clocks showing o’clock times. Kids read the hour hand and write the time.
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Grades 1–2
Draw the Time: Hour and Half Hour
Twelve blank clocks with a time under each. Kids draw the hour hand and minute hand, on the hour and half hour.
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Grades 2–3
Telling Time to Five Minutes
Twelve clocks at five-minute times. Kids count by fives around the clock and write the time.
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Grades 3–4
Telling Time to the Minute
Twelve clocks at any minute. Kids count by fives, then by ones, and write the time.
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Grades 3–4
Elapsed Time
Six start and end clocks to read, then work out how much time passed, plus two short time problems.
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Coin values, counting coins and bills, making change from a dollar and a classroom store.
Grades 1–2
Coin Values
Meet the penny, nickel, dime and quarter, then write the value under sixteen coins.
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Grades 1–2
Count the Coins
Eight groups of coins to count, up to 99 cents. Start with the biggest coins and count on.
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Grades 2–3
Count Bills and Coins
Six groups of dollar bills and coins. Kids count the dollars, then the cents, and write the amount.
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Grades 3–4
Making Change from $1
Ten things to buy with a dollar. Kids count up from the price to find the change.
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Grades 3–4
Classroom Store
A price list and six shopping orders. Kids add up each order and work out the change.
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Every answer key in one PDF, for the grown-up’s folder. Each key is the worksheet with the answers filled in.
Print the answer keys (PDF)One topic
Each topic has a pack of its five sheets and their keys: number tracing, counting, addition & subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, place value, word problems, telling time, money.
How to use them
- Morning work: one sheet a day from the topic you are teaching. Most take 10 to 20 minutes.
- Fact fluency: give the same fact sheet once a week, like Multiplication Facts: 0 to 5. Kids write their time and score in the box and try to beat it.
- Small groups: each topic goes from easy to harder, so a group can start on sheet 1 or sheet 4 of the same topic.
- Centers: Count and Match, Number Hunt: Color by Number and the Classroom Store work well with a partner.
- Homework and review: the answer key is the second page of every PDF, so parents can check at home.
Start here by grade
- Kindergarten: Trace the Numbers 0 to 5, Count and Write, Picture Addition Within 10.
- 1st grade: Ten Frame Counting, Addition Facts Within 20, Telling Time to the Hour.
- 2nd grade: Two-Digit Addition and Subtraction, Hundreds, Tens and Ones, Count the Coins.
- 3rd grade: Multiplication Arrays, Division with Equal Groups, Name the Fraction.
- 4th grade: Two-Digit by One-Digit Multiplication, Compare Fractions, Elapsed Time.
- 5th grade: Long Division with Remainders, Equivalent Fractions, Word Problems: 5th Grade.
More free printables for the classroom
- Sight word worksheets50 read, trace and write pages for K and 1st grade.
- Thinking sheets500 one-page draw-and-write sheets, with a math and science set.
- Pixel art makerColor squares on a grid, then print it as a color-by-number puzzle.
- Draw by grid lessonsCopy a drawing square by square: rows, columns and coordinates.
- Early-finisher cardsCut-apart cards for the art center.
- No-prep sub plansA 45-minute art lesson for a sub day.
Books with a math twist
Kevin Coulston’s Draw by Grid books have kids copy a cartoon one square at a time, using rows and columns like a coordinate grid. It is sneaky practice in counting, position and proportion.
Draw by Grid: Cute Cartoon Animals
Draw by Grid: Cartoon Dinosaurs
Draw by Grid: Baby Robots
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Questions
Are these math worksheets free?
Yes. All 50 worksheets, their answer keys and the topic packs are free to print for home and classroom use. Print one sheet, a topic pack of five or the whole set.
Which grades are they for?
Kindergarten to 5th grade. Each topic starts easy and gets harder: the first sheets in a topic suit the youngest grade in its range, the last sheets the oldest. Every card shows its grade range, and the grade buttons filter the list.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. 46 of the 50 sheets have an answer key: the same page with every answer filled in. It is the second page of each sheet’s PDF, it is in each topic pack, and all the keys are in one PDF too. The tracing pages don’t need one.
What topics do the worksheets cover?
number tracing and number recognition, counting and number matching, addition and subtraction practice, multiplication fact worksheets, division practice worksheets, fractions and fraction models, place value and number decomposition, math word problems, telling time and elapsed time, money counting and making change. That is five sheets for each topic.
Do the sheets print in black and white?
Yes. The headers are light colors that look fine in gray, and nothing on a sheet depends on color, except the color key on the number hunt, which names each color in words. Sheets are US Letter and also print on A4.
Can I use them for a timed quiz?
Yes. The fact sheets (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) have a time and score box at the bottom, so kids can try the same sheet again and beat their own time.
All sheets are US Letter, print well in black and white, and are free for home and classroom use. The numbers are set in Andika, a font for young readers with a clear 1, 4 and 7. More for teachers in the teacher resources library.
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