Kindergarten Math Lesson Plans and Presentations
In kindergarten through grade 2 math, students learn to count, understand place value, add and subtract, measure length, tell time, count money, recognize shapes, and interpret simple graphs. These foundational skills help children build number sense, solve real-world problems, and prepare for more advanced math in later grades.
Here you’ll find a variety of free math lesson plans for kindergarten and early elementary, including interactive presentations and printable activities. Teachers can use these materials for whole-class lessons, small groups, or homework. All resources can be copied, adapted, or created with AI to fit your classroom needs.
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Let's count! Numbers 1 to 20
Students practise counting objects and one-to-one correspondence by answering dot-counting questions, matching number names to numerals, and ordering numerals from smallest to largest; includes choosing the numeral for a given number name (e.g., fourteen). Kindergarten level.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 28, 2026
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Sorting and classifying objects
Students practice sorting and classifying objects by color, shape, and size through interactive questions. They identify sorted groups, organize shapes by size, and match objects to their categories, suitable for kindergarten learners.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Addition stories for kindergarten
This kindergarten material helps students practice addition through story problems involving numbers up to 5, focusing on putting objects together. Students answer questions, fill in blanks, identify correct methods, and sequence story steps to develop foundational addition skills.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Subtraction stories for kindergarten
This kindergarten material helps students practice subtraction through simple story problems involving taking away within 5. They solve questions by answering, filling in blanks, identifying subtraction actions, and sequencing story steps.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Adding within 10
This kindergarten classroom material helps students practice basic addition concepts through visual activities, such as identifying groupings with objects, completing addition sentences, and sequencing numbers to demonstrate addition. The questions are designed to reinforce understanding of addition within 10.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Flat and solid shapes
Students practice identifying and distinguishing flat and solid shapes through matching exercises and simple questions about common objects. This activity is designed for kindergarteners to explore 2D and 3D shapes in everyday environments.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Comparing numbers: more, fewer, the same
Students practice comparing groups and numbers up to 10 by answering questions about which group has more apples, identifying numbers fewer than 6, ordering numbers from fewest to most, and matching groups to corresponding numerals. Suitable for kindergarten level.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
Topics
- Addition and Subtraction Worksheets for Early Elementary
- Place Value Worksheets for Numbers up to 1,000
- Telling Time Worksheets and Counting Money for K–2
- Counting Worksheets for Kindergarten to Grade 2
- Math Facts Worksheets: Fluency with Sums to 20 for K–2
- 3D Shapes Worksheets and Activities for Early Elementary
- Bar Graph Worksheets for Kindergarten to Grade 2
- Measurement Worksheets: Measuring Length with Standard Units (K–2)
Questions teachers ask
What topics do these kindergarten math lesson plans cover?
The lesson plans cover counting, place value, addition and subtraction, measurement, telling time, money, shapes, and simple graphs.
Can I edit or customize the math lesson plans for my class?
Yes, every lesson and presentation can be copied and edited to match your teaching style or specific student needs.
Are the materials suitable for both classroom and remote learning?
Yes, all resources are designed for flexible use—online with a class code or printed for in-person activities and homework.