Count colorful pictures of apples, stars, fish, and more. Preschoolers count groups up to 10; kindergarteners count larger groups from 11 to 20.

Preschool

Kindergarten
Counting pictured objects is the very first math skill most children learn. These worksheets show groups of familiar objects — apples, balloons, fish, cookies — and ask your child to count them and write the number. Counting real things (instead of reciting numbers) builds one-to-one correspondence: the understanding that each object gets exactly one number.
The preschool level keeps groups small (1–10) with clearly spaced pictures. The kindergarten level moves to groups of 11–20, which encourages children to start grouping and tracking what they have already counted. Because every download is freshly generated, you can print a new sheet each day without repeats.
Counting groups of 1–10 objects suits ages 3–5 (preschool and pre-K). Counting 11–20 objects suits ages 5–6 (kindergarten). Start with the preschool level and move up when counting to 10 is easy.
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