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This Adding Within 5 Worksheet gives kindergarten students eight quick addition problems with sums to 5, plus an answer key included, to build confident math fact fluency.
This Adding Facts to 5 Worksheet gives Kindergarten students picture addition, quick equations, and one apple-picking word problem to solve. An answer key is included, so checking every sum takes seconds.
These Joining Groups to Add Worksheets give Kindergarten students four picture problems to count, join, and total within 10. An answer key is included, so first addition practice is quick to check.
This Adding One Using Pictures Worksheet gives Kindergarten students six picture problems and four number sentences for adding one, with an answer key, so counting on becomes something they can see.
This decomposing numbers 10-20 worksheet gives Kindergarten students five ten-frame problems that break each teen number into ten and some more, with an answer key included so practice checks itself in seconds.
This Adding Using Pictures Worksheet gives Kindergarten learners six picture problems to count and add within 10. An answer key is included, so totals are checked in seconds.
Use this find the number that makes 10 worksheet to help Kindergarten students complete six addition equations and three number bonds. An answer key is included, so it is an easy no-prep way to build make-ten fluency.
Numbers that Make 10 Worksheet gives kindergarten students six ten-frames to count, then a big box for the number that finishes each one. An answer key is included, so making ten checks itself.
This Using a Tens Frame to Show Addition Worksheet gives kindergarten students practice drawing counters and writing totals within ten, with an answer key included for fast checking.
This breaking apart numbers worksheet lets kindergarten students count domino dots and write two parts that make 7, 8, 9 and 6. An answer key is included for fast, easy checking.
This Decomposing Numbers Assessment Worksheet asks Kindergarten students to count apples on each side of a plus sign and write the two parts that make 6, 9, 7 and 10. An answer key is included.
This Addition Word Problems with 3 Numbers Worksheet gives Kindergarten students three picture-supported problems with sums within ten, plus an answer key, so adding three numbers starts out countable and clear.
The Adding Two Count the Circles Worksheet gives Kindergarten students six picture cards and four number sentences for adding two within ten, with an answer key, so counting on becomes automatic.
Using Adding Five Matching Worksheet, students solve equations where they are adding five to the first addend.
An adding three using pictures worksheet for Kindergarten: count each group of objects, count the three more beside it, and write the sum. Answer key included, so practice with sums to ten is ready to print.
This word problems addition worksheet helps kindergarten students solve three short story problems by drawing pictures and writing number sentences within ten. An answer key is included for quick, easy checking.
This adding fluency within 5 worksheet gives kindergarten students 14 quick addition facts with sums up to 5 to build speed and confidence. An answer key is included for easy checking.
The Adding Two Using Pictures Worksheet gives Kindergarten students six picture cards and four number sentences for adding two within ten, with an answer key, so counting on becomes automatic.
The Building a Tower with Blocks Worksheet gives Kindergarten students four block towers to finish, drawing and writing the missing addend in each number sentence. An answer key is included, so checking work takes seconds.
This decomposing numbers worksheet helps kindergarten students count two-color cube towers and write both parts of 3, 4, 5, and 6. An answer key is included for fast, easy checking.



















