Sort and count worksheets
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Sort first, then count. Decide which group each thing belongs to before you count how many are in each group.
Just kindergarten. Print it here, or open the page for examples and teaching notes.
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Sort and count worksheets for kindergarten show a row of five pictured objects and name two groups, like nature things and school supplies, or toys and containers. Your child circles the objects in one group, underlines the other group, and writes how many are in each. Six rows per sheet, and every print draws new objects and new group pairs, so the sorting rule changes from row to row.
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