Kindergarten Math Problems

Kindergarteners are taking their first steps towards numbers and math. Use our collection of fun and easy kindergarten math problems to make the subject more exciting for them!

Add the Slow Snails – Free Kindergarten Grade Addition Worksheet - Math Blaster

Add the Slow Snails

‘Add the Slow Snails’ is a cute addition worksheet that’s replete with cute pictures of little snails! See more

Color Code 2 – See this Free Math Worksheet for Kindergarten -Math Blaster

Color Code 2

Now you can combine art with math by using this free kindergarten math worksheet to encourage your budding artist-cum-mathematician. See more

Color Code 1 – See this Free Math Worksheet for Kindergarten -Math Blaster

Color Code 1

This is a fun interactive coloring activity for your child designed to teach 3-4 year olds the basics of number recognition. See more

Shapes and Patterns – See this Free Math Worksheet for Kindergarten -Math Blaster

Shapes and Patterns

Learning about shapes and patterns is a fun topics for little kids. Use this free printable kindergarten math worksheet to teach your child! See more

Tracing Numbers 6-to-10 – Free Math Worksheet for Kindergarten -Math Blaster

Tracing Numbers 6-to-10

Help your child master numbers with this free kindergarten math worksheet! See more

Tracing Numbers 1 to 5 – Free Math Worksheet for Kindergarten -Math Blaster

Tracing Numbers 1 to 5

Get your child started with numbers with this fun kindergarten math worksheet! See more

Math Problems for Kindergarteners

The math curriculum for kindergarteners focuses on the development of early math skills. The first and most important concept that they learn is counting. Kindergarten math problems include simple counting problems that encourage them to count up to 10, 20, or even higher. You can also teach the little ones to identify numbers from 1 to 5.

At this age, it is important to use manipulatives to help the little ones understand each concept better. You can also use manipulatives to teach kindergarteners simple addition. They will be able to look at two groups of objects and understand ‘greater than’, and ‘lesser than’. They may also be able to identify repeated patterns and shapes.

What kindergarteners learn is crucial to their understanding of the subject. Make math enjoyable for them with fun math activities and it’ll soon be one of their favorite subjects!

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