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Math worksheets for ages 3 to 5. Young children learn math best with pictures they can count, touch, and talk about. These free math worksheets build number sense from counting to 10 through early addition and subtraction, and every pack prints on A4 paper.
- 29 free PDF packs
- 243 printable pages
- A4 size
- Ages 3–5
Hands-on first. Worksheets are one tool among many. Use short sessions of 5 to 15 minutes, add play, songs, and books, and stop when your child has had enough.
How to Print These Worksheets on A4 Paper
Tap Download PDF on any worksheet pack. It saves to your device.
Open the PDF and choose Print. Select A4 paper.
Choose “Actual size” or 100% scale, not “Fit.” This keeps lines and rulers correct.
Pick “Draft” or print only the pages you need. Black and white works for most pages.
29 Free Math Worksheet Packs
Number Identification
Match dots and numerals and circle the right number.
Number Trace and Write
Trace and write the numbers 0 to 20.
Number Worksheets
One page for every number from 1 to 20.
Number Activities
A mix of counting, matching, missing numbers, and ordering.
Number Flashcards
Cut-out flashcards for numbers 0 to 20 with dots and words.
Number Rhymes
Original number rhymes for 1 to 10 with counting practice.
Match Numbers
Match numerals to dots, number words, and groups of pictures.
Counting
Count pictures from 1 to 10 and circle or write the number.
Count and Write
Count the pictures from 1 to 20 and write how many.
Dinosaur Math
Count, add, and compare with friendly dinosaurs.
Counting Backwards
Count down from 10 and 20 and fill in the missing numbers.
Numbers 1 to 100
Number charts, missing numbers, and counting by tens.
Circle the Number
Find and circle the target number in every row.
Count and Match
Count each group and match it to the right number.
Adding Fun
Add with pictures. Count the groups and write the total.
Math Fun
Mixed math practice: counting, adding, comparing, and patterns.
Count and Add
Count two groups and add them together.
Addition
Number sentences for adding numbers from 0 to 10.
Subtraction
Subtract with pictures and number sentences from 10.
Comparing
Compare sizes and lengths: bigger, smaller, taller, shorter.
Ten Frame Cards
Cut-out ten frame cards and ten frame worksheets.
Patterns
Continue shape and picture patterns: AB, AAB, ABB, and ABC.
Before, Between and After
Find the number that comes before, between, or after.
I Spy Counting
Search the picture and count each kind of object.
Missing Numbers
Fill in the missing numbers in counting sequences.
How Many
Count each group and write how many there are.
Same, Less, More
Compare groups: same, fewer, or more.
Count and Circle
Count the pictures and circle the correct number.
Numbers 1 to 5
First number practice: counting, tracing, and matching 1 to 5.
Tips for Using These Worksheets
- Start with your child’s interest. Pick a pack that matches what they are curious about this week.
- Do one or two pages at a time. Short and happy beats long and tiring.
- Use crayons, pencils, or finger tracing. Chunky crayons are easier for small hands.
- Celebrate effort. Praise trying, not perfect lines.
- Reuse pages. Slide a page into a clear sleeve and use a washable dry-erase marker.
- Pair with real play. Count real objects, trace letters in sand, and sing the alphabet.
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Credits and Sources
- Illustrations: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Images were resized and some were turned into shadows.
- Letter font: Andika by SIL International, licensed under the SIL Open Font License.
- Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework
- CDC: Milestones by 5 Years
These worksheets are free for personal use at home and for use with children in your own classroom or childcare setting. Please do not sell or republish them. They are general educational resources, not a test or a diagnosis. Always supervise children with crayons, pencils, and scissors. If you have a concern about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher.