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Covers counting with ten frames, adding and subtracting within 10, counting on and comparing numbers.
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Full kindergarten math review: counting with ten frames, adding and subtracting within 10, counting on and comparing numbers · 2 pages + answer key

NameDateScore / 21Math reviewKindergarten math reviewRead the directions for each part. Show your work.Count the dots. Write how many.1.2.3.4.Add.5.3 + 3=6.3 + 2=7.1 + 5=8.2 + 5=9.4 + 3=10.3 + 4=Subtract.11.9 − 2=12.7 − 3=13.6 − 2=14.10 − 3=15.7 − 4=16.9 − 3=Fill in the missing numbers.17.Count by 1s121317181918.Count by 1s5691011Write <, > or = in each circle.19.9320.8921.99edulist.com/worksheets/math/kindergartenFree printables, plus learning programs scholarships can pay for · Page 1 of 2

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A two-page kindergarten math review that covers the big ideas of the year in short parts: count the dots in a ten frame, add and subtract within 10, fill in the missing numbers in a counting row, compare two numbers with <, > or =, and two read-aloud word problems. Big print, plenty of space, and an answer key at the end.

The kindergarten standards focus on counting and cardinality (counting objects, knowing number order, comparing numbers to 10) and on understanding addition as putting together and subtraction as taking apart, with fluency within 5. Do one part a day rather than the whole sheet at once. Press New problems for a fresh version, or practice one skill with kindergarten addition, kindergarten subtraction and kindergarten word problems.

Tips for using it

  • Ten frames build instant recognition: ask how many without counting each dot.
  • Read directions and word problems aloud; this is a math sheet, not a reading test.
  • Stop after 10 to 15 minutes and finish another day.

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What math should a kindergartner know?

Counting to 100 by ones and tens, counting objects to 20, comparing numbers to 10, adding and subtracting within 10 with objects or drawings, and fluency within 5. Naming shapes is part of kindergarten too.

What is a ten frame?

A 2-by-5 grid that holds up to ten dots. It helps children see numbers as parts of ten (7 is 5 and 2, or 3 less than 10), which supports adding and subtracting later.