How Many are There Worksheet
This how many are there worksheet lets kindergarten students touch and count rows of shapes, then write each total. An answer key is included to make checking fast.
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Description
Counting objects is one of the biggest math jobs in kindergarten. This how many are there worksheet gives young learners six rows of colorful shapes to touch, count, and answer the question every counting lesson asks: how many? Students count groups from 9 to 18 and write each total as a number, building one-to-one counting and number writing at the same time.
Each numbered row holds one kind of shape. Some shapes sit in a straight line, some are lined up in two neat rows, and some are scattered around, just like objects in real life. Students touch each shape once as they count, then write the number in the box at the end of the row. Show children how to start at the left and move in order so no shape gets counted twice, and remind them that the last number they say tells how many.
What’s Included
- Six counting rows with circles, squares, triangles, stars, rectangles, and hexagons
- Shapes set in a line, in two-row arrays, and in scattered groups
- Counts from 9 to 18, with a large answer box for each row
- An answer key with every total filled in
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, touching each shape builds one-to-one correspondence, the skill that turns saying numbers into real counting. Second, mixing lines, arrays, and scattered groups teaches kindergarten counting strategies for keeping track. Third, writing teen numbers after counting links the spoken number to the written numeral.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Use this how many are there worksheet in a math center, for morning work, or as a quick check of counting to 20. Let children cross off or color each shape as they count for extra support. For more practice, set out real counters in a line and in a scattered pile and ask students to count them both ways.
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