Starting to Count at ANY Number Worksheet
This starting to count at any number worksheet lets kindergarten students count forward from a given number and count on with dots to 20. An answer key is included for quick checking.
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Counting on means starting at any number and counting forward, instead of going back to one every time. This Starting to Count at ANY Number Worksheet helps kindergarten students practice that big step with numbers up to 20. Children look at a printed start number, say it out loud, and then keep counting forward by ones, writing each number that comes next.
The worksheet has two parts. In the first part, students start at the number in the circle and fill four boxes by counting on, and one row crosses from 9 into the teens. In the second part, students start at the number in the square and count on one more number for every dot, then write how many there are in all. The answers go in large boxes sized for young hands, so the sheet is easy to complete and easy to check. Use this Starting to Count at ANY Number Worksheet for morning work, a math center, small group practice, or homework.
What’s Included
- Three count-on rows that start at 5, 9 and 14
- Three count-on-the-dots problems that start at a printed number
- 15 large answer boxes for writing numbers to 20
- A full answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, counting on from any number builds strong number sense and shows children that the counting sequence can start anywhere. Second, the dot problems give an early taste of addition, because kids learn to count on from the bigger group instead of counting every object again. Third, writing each numeral helps children connect the counting words they say with the numbers they see and write.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before the worksheet, play a quick game: say a number and have children count on three more with you. Give students small counters to place on the dots in the second part so they can touch each one as they count. For extra practice, write a new start number on a sticky note and let your child count on out loud. This kindergarten counting on worksheet pairs well with a unit on counting to 20 and writing numbers.
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