In this counting activity, students count how many shapes they see in a row, 3 rows total. Shapes are circles, triangles and rectangles, numbers are 2, 3, 5.

In this counting worksheet, students work with the number 1. They write the number one in each box next to pictures that are shown such as a fish, a plane, and a computer. They total up the number of pictures.

In this counting in groups worksheet, students circle the groups of 5 for each row. Students then complete the addition equation for each group.

In this counting in 5 groups activity, students draw circles to show the total for each addition problem. Students use 5-groups and then write the number in the box.

In this counting in groups worksheet, students find the number counts for the separate fish in the fish tank. The total number of animals in the tank equals ten. Students solve six problems.

In these emergent reader worksheets, students create a booklet to help them learn numbers one through fifteen. Students fill in the missing numbers in the pumpkins.

In this counting activity, students match socks with numbers in the middle to their correct sequential peg on a "clothesline." There is one empty sock which students fill in [number 8] and place on the line.

In this counting worksheet, students "count by 1's" to help the rabbit get to the carrot. Numbers in maze go from 1-20. Students color the rabbit's route through the maze.

In this counting learning exercise, students fill in the missing numbers on boxcars of a train. Numbers used are 1-20. Worksheet has a total of 5 "trains."

In this counting pictures worksheet, students study the images in each box. Students count the pictures in each box and circle the correct number for the images.

In this number skipping worksheet, students count the objects by 2s and write the numbers on the line. Students count three different sets of images.

In this dot to dot worksheet, students use the numbers to connect the dots and trace the capital letter V and the lower case letter v. The objective is to familiarize students with the letter V.

In this dot to dot worksheet, students connect the numbered dots to trace the capital letter V and the lower case letter v. The objective is to familiarize students with the letter V.

In this dot to dot worksheet, students connect the numbered dots to trace the capital letter Z and the lower case letter z. The objective is to familiarize students with the letter Z.

In this dot to dot worksheet, students connect the numbered dots to trace the capital letter Q and the lower case letter q. The objective is to familiarize students with the letter q.

In this penmanship practice worksheet, students study the word and numeral three and then practice writing both by first tracing and then printing them.

In this counting worksheet, students are asked to start at one number and then count up from the number x amount. For example, they are asked to "Count on 6 from 143", and the answer is 149. There are 7 problems on this worksheet and the...

In this counting by twos instructional activity, students use picture clues to count by twos up to 10. Students write the numbers under the sets of 2 as they fill in the blanks, counting by 2 up to 20.

In this math and coloring worksheet, students practice counting to 30 by completing a dot to dot puzzle. Students color the picture of bugs carrying a large object to their anthill.

In this math worksheet, students count the number of geometric shapes in each of 4 squares. They circle the correct number of items in each group and color the circles, squares, triangles, and diamonds.

For this mathematics worksheet, students write the total number of students written on the board. Then they draw a division house around that number and discuss breaking the number down into groups.

In this mathematics worksheet, students identify various shapes. Then they circle the correct number of shapes illustrated in each box. There are 10 problems to solve on the sheet.

In this math worksheet, students color and count 4 gloves. Students trace and write the numeral 4 on the primary lines. Students read the word "four."

For this math worksheet, students learn to count to , write and recognize the number 6. Students color the six flowers and trace and write the number 6 on the lines.