Counting Worksheets for Kindergarten to Grade 2
In early elementary math, students learn counting and cardinality, place value up to 1,000, and basic addition and subtraction. They also build fluency with sums to 20, measure length, tell time, count money, work with shapes, and read simple graphs. These skills form the foundation for understanding numbers and solving real-world problems.
Here you will find a variety of counting worksheets, interactive lessons, and printable tests designed for kindergarten through grade 2. Teachers can use these materials for classroom activities, homework, or extra practice. All resources are free to use, easy to share online with a class code, or print for hands-on learning.
Materials (13 materials)
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Kindergarten math review quiz
This kindergarten math review quiz helps students practice counting, identifying numbers up to 20, recognizing shapes, and comparing quantities through multiple-choice questions and visual prompts. It's suitable for early learners aiming to strengthen foundational math skills.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · Used 1 time · Oct 15, 2026
Lesson
Counting coins and dollars
Students practise coin values by solving word problems, counting mixed coins, making amounts, and matching coins and bills to their values, then completing number sentences. Level: 2nd grade.
Mathematics · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
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Time and money quiz
Students practise reading time to five minutes and counting money by answering a short quiz: interpret clock hands, solve three to four word problems about coins and bills, and find time after a given start time. Level 2nd grade.
Mathematics · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
Worksheet
Counting money practice
Students practise counting coins and bills and solving money word problems using short sets of questions (find the total value, then calculate change). Level: 2nd grade. Focus includes quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies, and $1 bills.
Mathematics · Grade 2 · New · Oct 28, 2026
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Tens and ones
Students practise tens and ones using place value models, answering questions about building and reading numbers, counting tens in two-digit numbers, ordering given numbers from least to greatest, and matching models to numbers through a short sequence. Level: 1st grade.
Mathematics · Grade 1 · New · Oct 28, 2026
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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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Counting and number order quiz
Students practise counting and number order up to 120 using questions on missing numbers, number before/after, and selecting numbers greater than a given value; they also check whether a short sequence is in least-to-greatest order. Level: 1st grade.
Mathematics · Grade 1 · New · Oct 28, 2026
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Counting to 100 by ones and tens
Students practise counting forward from a given number, skip counting by tens, and finding missing numbers using short sequences and multiple-choice lists (e.g., after 34, tens pattern 20 30 , and missing in 61 62 64). Level: kindergarten.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 28, 2026
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Strategies for addition facts
Students practice addition strategies by identifying doubles, near doubles, and making ten facts, answering multiple-choice questions, and sequencing steps to develop their understanding of addition methods suitable for first grade.
Mathematics · Grade 1 · 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
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Counting to 120 practice
This practice activity helps 1st-grade students improve their counting skills by answering questions about numbers up to 120, including identifying the numbers before and after specific values, recognizing numbers within a range, and ordering sets of numbers from smallest to largest. The questions involve recalling, reading, and writing numbers, as well as comparing and sequencing.
Mathematics · Grade 1 · New · Oct 15, 2026
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Counting quiz for kindergarten
A counting quiz designed for kindergarten students to practice counting objects, comparing groups using terms like more, fewer, and same, and identifying numbers up to 20. The questions include counting items, comparing numeric values, and sequencing numbers.
Mathematics · Kindergarten · New · Oct 15, 2026
Worksheet
Counting to 20 practice
Students practice counting to 20 by identifying quantities, matching numbers to groups of objects, writing numbers 0–20, and ordering numbers, through questions like counting apples, selecting number images, filling in missing numbers, and arranging numbers from smallest to largest, suitable for kindergarten.
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
- 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 counting worksheets cover?
The worksheets focus on counting and cardinality, including counting objects, writing numbers, and comparing quantities, as well as related topics like place value and simple addition.
Can I edit or customize the worksheets for my students?
Yes, you can copy any worksheet, test, or lesson from the library and edit it to fit your class needs. You can also create your own materials using AI tools.
How do I assign these worksheets to my class?
You can share interactive worksheets online using a class code or print them for use in the classroom or as homework.