Printable pre-K math worksheets
Sheets for 3- and 4-year-olds, read aloud by a grown-up: big pictures, a few problems a page, and answers made by circling, tracing or drawing a line. Each comes with an answer key and a one-page guide. Free, no sign-up.
Counting & cardinality
- Counting in orderSay the counting numbers in order, working up to 20.
- How many at a glanceSee how many are in a small group, up to 5, without counting.
- Counting to 5Count things one by one, and know the last number said tells how many.
- Counting to 10Count things one by one, and know the last number said tells how many.
- More or fewerCompare two groups: which has more, which has fewer, or the same.
- Tracing numbersMatch written numbers to amounts up to 5, and begin to write numbers.
- Numbers and groupsMatch written numbers to amounts up to 5, and begin to write numbers.
Operations & algebraic thinking
Measurement
Geometry & spatial sense
More from Maryland's pre-K standards
- Counting backCount backward from 10 by ones.
- One moreSee that each next number when counting means one more.
- Parts of 5Break numbers up to 5 into parts in more than one way.
- Making 5Find how many more make 5, with objects, fingers or drawings.
- Tall and shortDescribe things that can be measured, like length, height and weight: long, heavy, wide.
- Solid shapesMatch and sort cubes, spheres and cylinders.
- SortingSort objects into groups.
- Sort and compareCompare the groups: which has more, less or the same (up to 10 in a group).
Goals follow Head Start's Early Learning Outcomes Framework for preschool math (P-MATH 1 to 10), plus the sheets Maryland's 2025 prekindergarten standards add.