Add and Subtract in Kindergarten

Once a kindergartner can add a few pictures and take a few away, mixing the two on one page is the natural next step, and that is what these addition and subtraction worksheets for kindergarten do. A single friendly sheet holds a small set of problems -- some ask the child to join two groups and count them all, others ask them to cross a few out and count what is left. Keeping both operations side by side helps a child notice that adding makes more and subtracting makes fewer, all within ten.

Every problem is carried by pictures, so a child who is not yet reading equations can still work each one out by counting. The mix is gentle: two or three of each on a page, with plenty of space and big, clear images. It makes a tidy warm-up for a math station or a short, satisfying stretch of practice at home.

Choose from more than 200 mixed kindergarten sets, all free and open to everyone with no sign-up. Print a worksheet as a PDF for daily practice, print the matching answer key so a teacher or parent can check every line in seconds, or open the identical page online and let the child solve it with taps. Nothing here is gated -- use as many as you like.