Kindergarten Find and Count

Part hunt, part math, these find and count worksheets for kindergarten put counting inside a busy picture. Each page shows a scene packed with objects and asks the child to find every one of a certain kind -- all the apples, all the cars -- and write how many there are. The child scans the scene, marks each target as they spot it, and then counts up the total. It is I-spy searching and counting rolled into one, so careful looking and number practice happen together.

For kindergartners this pairs two skills they are building at once: the visual attention to search a cluttered picture, and the one-to-one counting to tally what they find. Marking each object as it is spotted helps a child keep track and not count the same thing twice -- a real, useful counting strategy. The familiar pictures keep every scene clear, so the only work is finding and counting.

There are more than 45 kindergarten find and count sets to explore. Print a worksheet as a PDF for a math station or a quiet-time page, print the answer key so you can check each total at a glance, or play the identical scene online where finding and tallying is a tap. Everything is free for everyone -- no sign-up, no login, and no limit on how many you use.