Kindergarten counting & place value worksheets

Sort and Count worksheet for Kindergarten — A real sample sheet.

13 counting & place value skills at kindergarten, one sheet each, free with its answer key: comparing numbers to 10, counting & number recognition 0–10, counting forward, and more.

Comparing numbers to 10 The open side of < or > always faces the bigger number.
Counting & number recognition 0–10 Count objects one by one. Say the numbers in order to tell how many.
Counting forward Start at the given number, not at 1. Each blank is one more than the number before it.
Counting to 100 Count by ones or by tens. Say each number in order, and the blank is the next one you say.
Sort and count Sort first, then count. Decide which group each thing belongs to before you count how many are in each group.
Teen numbers 11–20 A teen number is one full ten and some extra ones.
Writing numbers 0–20 Start each number at the top, and go slow. Neat beats fast.
Sort and count pictures, new Count the pictures of each kind. Write how many.
More or fewer, new Count each group. Write how many. Which group has more?
Count the objects, new Count the objects. Write how many.
Missing numbers, new Count forward. Write the missing numbers.
Count and write the number Count the dots. Write the number.
Number words, new Write each number as a word.