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Kindergarten Worksheets

Ages 5–6812 free worksheetsUS Letter or A44 subjects on the way

Letter and number tracing for ages 5⁠–⁠6, with math, reading, phonics and more on the way.

The kindergarten year, subject by subject

Writing and Math and Phonics is ready to print. The other subjects are mapped out further down.

  1. Writing

    302 sheets ready

    Letter tracing A⁠–⁠Z and number tracing 0⁠–⁠20, with name, word and sentence writing on the way.

    Open writing
    1. Letter formationLetter tracing A–Z107 sheetsLetter pages A–Z26 letters × 4 sheets
    2. Number formationNumber tracing 0–2023 sheets
    3. Writing your nameName tracing and name writing4 sheetsAll about me9 sheets
    4. Writing wordsWord tracingon every letter pageCVC words31 sheetsWord families17 sheetsSound boxes10 sheetsSight word writing51 sheets
    5. Writing simple sentencesSentence tracing, capitals, end marks and spaces32 sheets
    6. Drawing and writing promptsWriting prompts: opinion, informative and story47 sheetsAll about me9 sheetsKindergarten writing paper7 sheets

  2. Math

    211 sheets ready

    Counting to 100, ten frames, comparing numbers, adding and subtracting within 10, shapes and measurement, with answer keys.

    Open math
    1. Counting and cardinalityCounting worksheets23 sheetsTen frames9 sheets100 chart10 sheetsNumber tracing 0–2023 sheets
    2. Comparing numbersGreater than and less than17 sheetsNumber line12 sheets
    3. Addition and subtractionAddition20 sheetsSubtraction15 sheetsNumber bonds19 sheets
    4. Numbers 11–19Teen numbers with ten frames9 sheets
    5. Measurement and dataMeasurement10 sheetsSorting and graphing9 sheets
    6. Shapes and patterns2D shapes29 sheets3D shapes9 sheetsShape tracing11 sheetsPatterns9 sheets

  3. Phonics

    299 sheets ready

    Letter sounds, beginning sounds, rhyming, syllables, short vowels, CVC words, digraphs and blends, with answer keys.

    Open phonics
    1. Letters and soundsLetter sounds30 sheetsBeginning sounds20 sheetsABC chart6 sheetsLetter recognition17 sheets
    2. Phonological awarenessRhyming words13 sheetsSyllables11 sheetsOnset and rime7 sheetsPhonemic awareness16 sheetsCompound words10 sheets
    3. Vowels and CVC wordsShort vowels21 sheetsVowels and consonants9 sheetsEnding and middle sounds10 sheetsCVC words31 sheetsWord families17 sheetsElkonin boxes10 sheets
    4. Digraphs and blendsDigraphs35 sheetsConsonant blends12 sheets
    5. Sight wordsSight words51 sheets

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Mapped to the kindergarten standards. Not ready to print yet.

About these kindergarten worksheets

Kindergarten is the year children learn to read and write their first words, count to 100 and understand what numbers mean. These free kindergarten worksheets support that work with clear, uncluttered pages made for five- and six-year-olds, all designed to print in black and white.

Right now these worksheets for kindergarteners cover writing: every letter of the alphabet in uppercase and lowercase, word tracing, letter hunts with answer keys, and numbers 0 to 20 with ten frames. Math, reading, phonics, sight words, science and social studies are on the way, and each will be added as it is ready.

Over the year, kindergartners learn to name every upper- and lowercase letter and the sounds letters make, read common sight words, print many letters, write numbers 0 to 20, count to 100 by ones and tens, add and subtract within 10, and use drawing and writing to share their ideas. A worksheet is one tool for this. It works best when it is short and paired with reading aloud, counting real objects and play.

Every PDF is set up for US Letter paper with half-inch margins. Print at actual size for the cleanest tracing lines, and print as many copies as you need for your class or family.

Questions

What should my child know by the end of kindergarten?

Common Core expects kindergartners to recognize and name all upper- and lowercase letters, know the most common sound for each consonant and the short and long vowel sounds, read common high-frequency words, print many letters, count to 100 by ones and tens, write numbers 0 to 20, and add and subtract within 10. Your school’s report card will have its own list.

How many worksheets should a kindergartner do a day?

At home, one or two short pages is plenty. Worksheets work best as a few minutes of focused practice next to reading together, counting real things and play.

Do I need a color printer?

No. Every worksheet is designed in black and white, and the gray tracing lines are dark enough to survive a photocopier.

Are the worksheets really free?

Yes. There are no accounts, no email sign-ups and no paywall. Download the PDF and print it.