Free Kindergarten Worksheets
Patterns and Sequences

At a Kindergarten age, children love to play and explore Math with fun Math activities and games. Children will enjoy completing these Math games and worksheets whilst learning at the same time.

During Kindergarten, children have already started to develop their understanding of numbers and place value. By the end of Kindergarten, most children should be able to count, read and write up to the number 25, and compare numbers up to 10.

They are also starting to learn the names of some of the basic shapes, comparing the length and weight of different objects and learning to sort and classify them.

The free printable Kindergarten Math Games, and other Math activies will help your child to achieve their Elementary Math benchmark set out by Achieve, Inc.

In the UK, Kindergarten is equivalent to Year 1.

At a kindergarten age, children are starting to notice patterns in the world around them.

They are beginning to be able to recognise a pattern and say what should come next in the pattern.

The following worksheets involve finding and completing patterns.

Some of the patterns are number patterns, other are shape patterns or letter patterns.

The sheets are graded in order of difficulty, with the easiest sheets coming first.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• find and complete number patterns;
• find and complete shape patterns;
• find and complete picture patterns.

Here is our selection of kindergarten comparing worksheets.

These worksheets will help your child to compare and start to order different things.

Using these sheets will help your child to:

• understand the concept of most, least, biggest, smallest;
• count up to 10 objects;
• compare a range of different objects;
• compare numbers up to 20.

These sheets support Elementary Math benchmarks.

Here you will find our selection of kindergarten sequencing worksheets.

These sheets will help your child learn to count on and back in ones, and put numbers up to 25 in the correct place in their sequence.

Useing these sheets will help you child to:

• recognise number, letter and picture patterns;
• count on and back in ones to 25;
• sequence numbers to 25.

All the sheets in this section will support your child with their counting and sequencing skills.

This webpage is all about identifying 2d shapes.

The sheets explore squares, rectangles, circles and triangles, and also matching identical shapes.

There are also some shape tracing worksheets to help your child learn to name 2d shapes and practice tracing them to improved their fine motor skills.

There is a section of preschool shape worksheets which are at a very basic level, and a kindergarten shape worksheet section with a wider range of shapes in different orientations.

The Math Salamanders hope you enjoy using these free printable Math worksheets and all our other Math games and resources.

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