Kindergarten Counting Pictures

Counting is the bedrock of kindergarten math, and these counting pictures worksheets for kindergarten give steady, satisfying practice at it. Each group of pictures on the page is there to be counted, and the child counts the objects in the group and writes the number, working from one up to ten and then on to twenty. Touching or marking each picture as they go, saying the numbers in order, and landing on the right total is exactly the one-to-one counting a kindergartner is building.

The pictures are large and clearly spaced, so a five-year-old can point to each one without losing their place -- a real counting strategy that keeps them from skipping or double-counting. Some sheets keep the groups small for early counters, while others reach toward twenty for children ready to stretch. Writing the numeral beside the count also ties the number a child says to the number they read and write.

There are more than 25 kindergarten counting sets to choose from. Print a worksheet as a PDF for a math station or a quiet page at home, print the answer key so you can check each count at a glance, or play the identical activity online where the child taps out the total. Everything is free for everyone -- no sign-up, no login, and no limit on how many counting pages you use.