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Maths Worksheets for Kids: 15 Free Printable PDFs

Fifteen free maths (math) worksheets for ages 3 to 8: counting, comparing, patterns, adding and taking away to 20, skip counting, place value, telling time and money. Every PDF has two levels and an answer key.

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Free maths worksheets for kids: picture addition, a missing numbers train and AB patterns

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All 15 maths worksheets

Each topic page has the PDF, teaching tips, a game and everyday ideas.

Counting and comparing

Start here. These build number sense before any sums.

Counting Objects 1 to 10 worksheet level 1: six count-and-circle cards with groups of one to five, and four count-and-write cards

Counting Objects 1 to 10

Count objects to 10: Count real pictures and match them to numbers.

Ages 3–5 · 2 levels + answers

More or Less worksheet level 1: four “circle the group with more” rows and two “circle the group with fewer” rows, using dogs, ice creams, rockets, flowers, fish and mushrooms

More or Less

More or less: Compare groups and numbers.

Ages 4–6 · 2 levels + answers

Patterns (AB and ABC) worksheet level 1: six AB pattern rows (apple, banana, apple, banana …) where children circle what comes next, plus a row of circles to colour their own AB pattern

Patterns (AB and ABC)

Patterns: Spot what comes next in picture patterns.

Ages 3–6 · 2 levels + answers

Missing Numbers 1 to 20 worksheet level 1: six number trains from 1 to 10 with three or four gaps each, and one count-back train from 10 to 1

Missing Numbers 1 to 20

Missing numbers to 20: Number trains with gaps to fill.

Ages 4–6 · 2 levels + answers

Before, After and Between Numbers worksheet level 1: six “what comes before”, six “what comes after” and six “what comes between” questions within 1 to 10

Before, After and Between Numbers

Before, after, between: Learn which number comes before, after or between.

Ages 5–6 · 2 levels + answers

Adding and taking away

Move on once your child can count ten objects reliably.

Addition within 5 worksheet level 1: six picture sums with apples, ducks, stars, cars, fish and cupcakes, plus six easy number sums such as 1 + 2 and 4 + 1

Addition within 5

Add within 5: A gentle first step into adding.

Ages 4–5 · 2 levels + answers

Subtraction within 5 worksheet level 1: six cross-out picture sums, such as five flowers take away one, plus six take-away number sums

Subtraction within 5

Subtract within 5: First take-away sums with pictures.

Ages 4–6 · 2 levels + answers

Addition within 10 worksheet level 1: six ten-frame sums with orange and blue dots, plus six number sums with totals up to ten

Addition within 10

Add within 10: Adding to ten with ten frames.

Ages 5–6 · 2 levels + answers

Subtraction within 10 worksheet level 1: six number-line sums such as “start at 8, hop back 3”, plus six take-away sums within ten

Subtraction within 10

Subtract within 10: Subtraction to ten using a number line.

Ages 5–7 · 2 levels + answers

Counting in steps

A first step towards times tables.

Skip Counting by 2s, 5s and 10s worksheet level 1: two count-by-10s trains, a row of hands to count by 5s, two count-by-5s trains and a circle-the-10s number hunt

Skip Counting by 2s, 5s and 10s

Skip counting: Count by 2s, 5s and 10s.

Ages 5–7 · 2 levels + answers

Grade 2: numbers to 20, place value, time and money

For ages 7 to 8. See the full grade 2 worksheets.

Addition within 20 worksheet level 1: six double ten frame sums such as 9 + 4 and 8 + 5, where the dots show how to make 10 first, plus six doubles and near doubles like 6 + 6 and 6 + 7

Addition within 20

Addition within 20: Add numbers with totals up to 20.

Ages 6–8 · 2 levels + answers

Subtraction within 20 worksheet level 1: six number line problems where children start at a dot and hop back, such as 15 − 6, plus six take-away sums that make a ten, like 16 − 6

Subtraction within 20

Subtraction within 20: Take away from numbers up to 20.

Ages 6–8 · 2 levels + answers

Place Value: Tens and Ones worksheet level 1: six base-ten block pictures to count as tens and ones, plus six “tens and ones to a number” questions such as 3 tens 5 ones

Place Value: Tens and Ones

Place value: Understand two-digit numbers as tens and ones.

Ages 6–8 · 2 levels + answers

Telling Time: O’clock and Half Past worksheet level 1: six o’clock clocks to read and write, plus four blank clock faces where children draw the hands for times such as 2 o’clock

Telling Time: O’clock and Half Past

Telling time: Read and draw o’clock and half past times on an analogue clock.

Ages 6–8 · 2 levels + answers

Money: Counting Coins worksheet level 1: six purses of coins to add up, such as 5 + 2 + 2, plus three pairs of purses where children circle the one with more money

Money: Counting Coins

Money: Count coins and pay for things using simple coins worth 1, 2, 5 and 10.

Ages 6–8 · 2 levels + answers

How to Practise Maths at Home in 5 Steps

  1. Use real things first: toys, snacks, buttons and fingers.
  2. Say it out loud: “three and two more makes five.”
  3. Draw it: dots, tally marks or a quick number line.
  4. Then try the worksheet, Level 1 first.
  5. Keep it short: ten minutes of maths with a smile beats half an hour of tears.

Talk about numbers all day: counting stairs, sharing snacks, spotting patterns. Worksheets work best as a short add-on to that everyday talk.

Which worksheet for which age?

See the full plan for each age on our preschool, kindergarten, grade 1 and grade 2 pages.

Two levels in every PDF

Page 1 is the easier level, with pictures, ten frames or number lines to help. Page 2 is harder, with plain number sums, missing numbers and a short story problem. Page 3 is the answer key. Children can start on either level.

More number practice

Learning to write numbers? Use number tracing 1 to 10 and 11 to 20. For counting to 100 and skip counting, print the free number charts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age are these maths worksheets for?

They cover ages 3 to 8: counting, patterns and more or less for preschool, adding and taking away within 5 and 10 for kindergarten, skip counting for grade 1, and sums within 20, place value, time and money for grade 2. Each PDF has an easier and a harder level.

Is it maths or math?

Both are correct. Maths is used in British English and math in American English. The worksheets are the same either way.

Do the worksheets have answers?

Yes. Page 3 of every PDF is an answer key for both levels, so you can check work quickly.

Which maths worksheet should we start with?

Start with counting objects and more or less. When your child can count ten things reliably, move on to addition within 5, then subtraction within 5.

Can I use these worksheets in my classroom?

Yes. Every worksheet is free for home and classroom use. Please share the page link rather than re-uploading the PDF.

Can you make a worksheet on another topic?

We would love to hear your idea. Email us at parentoven@gmail.com.

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