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Counting Worksheets

Start math off right with free counting worksheets for early learners. Basic counting pages have students count objects and write the number, while skip counting worksheets build the foundation for multiplication. Every worksheet is a printable PDF with an answer key in multiple versions - no login or account needed - and modified versions offer fewer problems for students who are just beginning. Clear visuals make these counting worksheets ideal for preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade classrooms as well as homeschool.

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These worksheets build foundational counting skills for early learners. Activities include counting objects and shapes, continuing counting sequences up to 120, counting groups of ten, and counting up from starting numbers by 5s, 10s, and 100s. Designed for kindergarten through second grade, these resources help students develop number recognition and one-to-one correspondence.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Rows worksheet

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Counting Rows

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Say and write the total number of objects in the whole picture.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Figures worksheet

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Counting Figures

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Count how many shapes are in a picture.
Keep track while counting so you don’t skip or double-count a shape.
Write the total number of shapes you counted.
Count shapes that are arranged in different groups or patterns.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Within 120 worksheet

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Counting Within 120

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Practice saying and writing the next numbers in order up to 120.
Count forward from any starting number instead of always starting at 1.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Groups of Ten worksheet

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Counting Groups of Ten

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Count how many tens are shown by looking at groups of 10 blocks.
Use skip-counting by 10s to find the total number of blocks.
Tell the difference between the number of tens and the total number of ones.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Up worksheet

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Counting Up

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Count forward from a given number to find what comes next.
Continue a number sequence by adding the same amount each time.
Use patterns in ones, tens, and hundreds to keep counting without starting over.

Counting Worksheets - Counting Shapes worksheet

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Counting Shapes

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Count how many shapes are in a picture and write the total.
Keep track while counting so you don’t skip or double-count shapes.
Count shapes arranged in rows or groups by using a quick counting strategy instead of counting one by one.

Counting Worksheets - Skip Counting with Numberline worksheet

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Skip Counting with Numberline

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Count forward by equal jumps (like 2s, 5s, 10s, or 100s) to find the next numbers in a pattern.
Use a number line to see how skip counting moves you ahead by the same amount each time.
Fill in missing numbers in a skip-counting sequence by figuring out the repeating step size.
Start at different numbers and keep the skip-counting pattern going correctly.

Counting Worksheets - Finding Counting Pattern with Numberline worksheet

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Finding Counting Pattern with Numberline

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Figure out the counting rule on a number line (like counting by 2s, 5s, or 10s).
Use the pattern to find the missing number that comes next or in between.
Keep track of equal jumps on a number line to stay on the pattern.

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Skip counting worksheets help students recognize number patterns by counting in intervals of 2, 5, 10, and 100. Students practice finding missing numbers in skip-counting sequences and continuing patterns from various starting points. These activities build the foundation for multiplication and strengthen place value understanding for second graders.

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Skip Counting (5s 10s 100s)

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Count forward by 5s, 10s, and 100s to continue a number pattern.
Find the missing number in a skip-counting sequence.
Use what you know about place value to see how the digits change when you add 5, 10, or 100.
Recognize that skip counting lands on multiples of 5, 10, and 100.

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Skip Counting (10s 100s)

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Count forward by 10s and 100s starting from different numbers.
Spot the pattern in a number sequence and choose the next number.
Use place value to explain why the numbers change the way they do when you add 10 or 100.

Counting Worksheets - Counting up by 2,5 and 10 (word) worksheet

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Counting up by 2,5 and 10 (word)

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Practice counting forward by 2s, 5s, and 10s starting from different numbers.
Find the next numbers in a skip-counting pattern and keep the sequence going.
Use repeated addition to understand what it means to add the same amount each time.

Counting worksheets by grade

Kindergarten Counting Worksheets (2 worksheets)
Our kindergarten counting worksheets help young learners develop essential number recognition and counting skills through engaging shape-based activities.
1st Grade Counting Worksheets (3 worksheets)
Our 1st grade counting worksheets help students master essential counting skills with three different problem types.
2nd Grade Counting Worksheets (3 worksheets)
Our 2nd grade counting worksheets help students master essential number skills through three key activities.

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