IdeazSuper has more than 30 free printable math worksheets for children aged 3 to 6, covering preschool, pre-K and kindergarten (KG). They take your child from counting pictures to recognising and writing numbers 1 to 20. Every sheet is free to print, with no sign-up. Pick your child’s stage below, or follow the suggested order from counting to writing.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- Free math worksheets for ages 3–6: counting, number recognition 1–20, number tracing and a 12-week number writing series.
- 10 step-by-step Number Learning Paths, one for each number from 1 to 10.
- Free math assessments for ages 4+, 5+ and 6+, plus KG admission test practice papers.
- Every page shows sample sheets before you print, and links to the next step.
Browse Math Worksheets by Topic
- Number Recognition & Counting
- Number Tracing & Writing
- Number Writing Weekly Series (Weeks 0–11)
- Math Assessment Worksheets
- KG Math Admission Test Practice
- Number Learning Paths 1–10
Start by Age
Ages 3–4 (Preschool / Nursery)
Count and match. Numbers 1–5, counting pictures and pattern tracing for pencil control.
Ages 4–5 (Pre-K / KG1)
Recognise and write 1–10. Number tracing 0–10 and the first weeks of the writing series.
Ages 5–6 (Kindergarten / KG2)
Numbers to 20. Counting to 20, writing without help and the age 6+ math tests.
Numbers 11–20 · My First Counting Book 1–20 · Math Assessment (Age 6+)
Good Places to Start
- Numbers 1–10 Worksheets for Preschoolers
- Number Tracing Worksheets (0–10)
- Count and Match Worksheets for Preschool (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 1 – With Dots (Ages 3–5)
- My First Counting Book – Numbers 1–20
- Assessment (Age 4+)
Number Recognition & Counting
Ages 3–5
Start here if your child is learning what numbers look like and how many each one means. Children count pictures, match amounts to numerals and pick out numbers from 1 to 20.
- Numbers 1–5 Worksheets for Preschoolers
- Numbers 1–10 Worksheets for Preschoolers
- Numbers 11–20 Worksheets for Preschoolers
- Count and Match Worksheets for Preschool (Ages 3–6)
- Count and Circle Worksheets for Preschool (Ages 3–6)
- Number and Picture Counting – Preschool Worksheets (1 to 20)
- Number Worksheets – Find the Path (Ages 3–6)
- Circle the Number Worksheets – Numbers 1 to 20
- My First Counting Book – Numbers 1–20
- Activity Worksheets – Numbers 1 to 10 (Ages 3–6)
Number Tracing & Writing
Ages 3–6
Tracing sheets show where each number starts and which way the pencil moves. Children trace first, then write on their own.
Number Writing Weekly Series (Weeks 0–11)
Ages 4–6
A 12-week writing programme. Week 0 builds pencil control with patterns, Weeks 1–3 move from dotted numbers to writing without dots, and Weeks 4–11 practise the numbers children most often mix up, two or three at a time.
- Pattern Writing Worksheets – Week 0 (Ages 2–4)
- Number Writing – Week 1 – With Dots (Ages 3–5)
- Number Writing – Week 2 – One Dot (Ages 4–6)
- Number Writing – Week 3 – Without Dots (Ages 4–6)
- Number Writing – Week 4 – Numbers 1 and 7 (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 5 – Practice 1, 7 and 4 (Ages 4–6)
- Number Writing – Week 6 – Practice 6, 1, 7 and 4 (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 7 – Numbers 2 and 3 (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 8 – Numbers 5, 2, 3 and 4 (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 9 – Practice 9 and Review (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 10 – Numbers 8, 5–7 and 9 (Ages 3–6)
- Number Writing – Week 11 – Numbers 0 and 10 (Ages 3–6)
Math Assessment Worksheets
Ages 4–6+
Short printable tests that check counting, number recognition and writing before your child moves on. There are two tests for each age level, and all assessments are free.
KG Math Admission Test Practice
Ages 4–5+
Many schools check counting and number recognition at KG admission. These practice papers cover those areas and are free.
Number Learning Paths (1–10)
A Number Learning Path is one page per number with seven short steps: Watch, Colour, Identify, Count & Match, Trace, Write Independently and Check. Children who finish three activities and the check earn a free certificate. Numbers 1 to 10 are live:
Number 1 · Number 2 · Number 3 · Number 4 · Number 5 · Number 6 · Number 7 · Number 8 · Number 9 · Number 10
Suggested Order: Where Each Worksheet Fits
- Count objects to 5 – count pictures and match the amount.
- Recognise numerals 1–10 – circle, match and find the number.
- Pencil control – Week 0 pattern tracing before numbers.
- Trace 0–10 – correct starting point and direction for each number.
- Write on their own – Weeks 1–11 of the writing series.
- Numbers 11–20 – count and recognise the teen numbers.
- Check – a math assessment for your child’s age before moving on.
Why Early Math Practice Matters
Research on school readiness has found that early number skills at the start of school are one of the strongest signs of how well children do later, in maths and beyond. Everyday number play at home, like counting stairs, sharing snacks or spotting numbers on signs, makes a real difference. Short, regular sessions of 10 to 15 minutes work better than long ones.
Guides for Parents
- Teaching Numbers to Kids: When to Begin
- Teaching Number Formation to Preschoolers
- Making Math Fun: Easy Ways to Teach Kids
- Preschool Math Worksheets: Learn Numbers 1 to 10
- Preschool Assessment Worksheets: Preparing for English, Urdu & Math Tests
Also on IdeazSuper
- Free English worksheets – alphabet, phonics and CVC words
- Free Urdu worksheets – haroof, tracing and adhi ashkal
Who These Math Worksheets Are For
- Parents teaching counting and numbers at home.
- Preschool, Pre-K and kindergarten teachers who need ready-to-print class sheets and tests.
- Homeschoolers and tutors who want a clear order from counting to writing numbers.
- Families preparing for KG admission in Pakistan and the Gulf.
Want everything in one book?
The Number 1–10 Identification & Writing Workbook puts a full daily routine for numbers 1 to 10 into one 126-page printable PDF. Every worksheet on this page stays free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these math worksheets free?
Yes. Every worksheet linked on this page is free to print at home or in class, with no sign-up. All math assessments and admission test papers are free too.
What age are these math worksheets for?
They cover ages 3 to 6: preschool and nursery, pre-K and KG1, and kindergarten and KG2. Counting to 5 and pattern tracing suit ages 3 to 4, numbers 1 to 10 and number tracing suit ages 4 to 5, and numbers 11 to 20, independent writing and the assessments suit ages 5 to 6.
In what order should I teach numbers to my child?
Start by counting real objects and pictures up to 5, then recognise the numerals 1 to 10. Build pencil control with pattern tracing, then trace each number before writing it without help. Move on to 11 to 20 once 1 to 10 are secure, and use an assessment to check before each new stage.
How long should my child spend on math worksheets each day?
For ages 3 to 6, 10 to 15 minutes a day is enough. Stop while your child is still enjoying it, and add everyday counting, such as stairs, toys or snacks, between sessions.
Can I use these worksheets in my classroom?
Yes. Teachers can print the free worksheets for their own class. Please link to IdeazSuper rather than re-uploading the files elsewhere.
Is there a printable math workbook?
Yes. The Number 1–10 Identification & Writing Workbook is a 126-page printable PDF with identification pages, writing pages and an assessment for every number from 1 to 10. Every worksheet on this page stays free.