Texas TEKS kindergarten math worksheets
Every Texas kindergarten math standard by its own code, with the printable sheets that practise it: 29 of 29 have sheets. New problems every time, answer keys and a one-page guide for grown-ups. Free, no sign-up.
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Number & operations
- K.2ACount forward and backward to 20, with and without objects.Counting to 100 · Counting on from any number · Counting back from 20
- K.2BRead, write and show numbers 0 to 20, with and without objects or pictures.Writing numbers
- K.2CCount up to 20 objects and know the last number says how many, however they are arranged.Counting and one more · Counting to 20
- K.2DTell how many are in a small group at a glance, without counting.How many at a glance
- K.2EMake a group with more, fewer or the same as a given number up to 20.More, fewer, same
- K.2FSay the number that is one more or one less than a number up to 20.Counting and one more
- K.2GCompare two groups of up to 20 objects using words like more, fewer, same.More, fewer, same
- K.2HCompare two written numbers up to 20 using words like greater and less.Comparing numbers to 10
- K.2IBuild and break apart numbers up to 10 with objects and pictures.Breaking apart numbers · Making 10
- K.3AShow adding as joining and taking away as separating.Adding and taking away with pictures
- K.3BSolve adding and taking-away story problems within 10 with objects and drawings.Story problems within 10
- K.3CExplain how you solved an adding or subtracting problem within 10, in words, models or equations.Adding and taking away with pictures · Facts within 5
- K.4Name pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.Counting money (Grade 2)
Algebraic reasoning
- K.5Count aloud to 100 by ones and by tens, starting from any number.Counting to 100 · Counting on from any number
Geometry & measurement
- K.6AName circles, triangles, rectangles and squares (a square is a special rectangle).Naming shapes
- K.6BSpot cylinders, cones, spheres and cubes in the world around you.Naming shapes
- K.6CFind the flat shapes (faces) that make up a solid.Sides and corners
- K.6DDescribe flat shapes by their sides and corners, in everyday and math words.Sides and corners
- K.6ESort flat and solid shapes, whatever their size or which way they face.Naming shapes · Flat and solid shapes
- K.6FMake flat shapes with materials and by drawing.Drawing shapes
- K.7AName something about an object you could measure, like length, capacity or weight.What can we measure?
- K.7BCompare two objects to see which has more or less of something, like length or weight.Longer, shorter, taller
Data analysis
- K.8ACollect and sort data into two or three groups.Sort and count · Tally charts and picture graphs (Grade 1)
- K.8BMake real-object graphs and picture graphs from data.Tally charts and picture graphs (Grade 1) · Picture and bar graphs (Grade 2)
- K.8CAnswer questions and draw conclusions from object and picture graphs.Tally charts and picture graphs (Grade 1)
Personal financial literacy
- K.9AName ways people earn money.Earning money
- K.9BTell money you earn apart from money you get as a gift.Earning money
- K.9CList simple skills people need for jobs.Earning money
- K.9DSort wants from needs, and see that income pays for both.Wants and needs
Summaries are ours, in plain words. The same sheets by Common Core: Kindergarten.