Math Count and Match Worksheets for Preschool (Ages 3–6)
Age Group: 3–6 years No. of Pages: 10 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
These Count and Match worksheets ask your child to count the dots in a ten-frame and draw a line to the matching number. There are 10 free printable pages for ages 3–6, including a cover page, with numbers up to 20.
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About This Worksheet
Each page has five rows. In every row, dots sit in ten-frame boxes; your child counts them, then draws a line to one of five numbers on the right. Ten-frames show numbers in groups of five and ten, so children start to recognise amounts without counting every dot one by one.
The first page uses numbers 1 to 5, and later pages move up through the teens to 20, so the set grows with your child.
Skills Your Child Practises
- Counting dots in ten-frames
- Matching quantities to numerals
- Recognising numbers up to 20
- Seeing groups of five and ten
How to Use This Worksheet
- Show your child that each full row of the frame holds five dots.
- Count the dots in each row, then draw a line to the matching number.
- Do one or two pages per sitting.
- Check the answers together and recount any mistakes.
- Move on to larger numbers when the first pages feel easy.
What’s Next?
Next, try Math Count and Circle, where your child counts pictures and circles the matching number.
Where This Worksheet Fits
This worksheet is part of the IdeazSuper counting and number recognition set for ages 3–6. Explore the rest of the set:
- Numbers 1–5 Worksheets
- Numbers 1–10 Worksheets
- Numbers 11–20 Worksheets
- Math Activity Worksheets (1 to 10)
- Number and Picture Counting (1 to 20)
- Find the Path Number Worksheets (1 to 20)
- Math Count and Match Worksheets (this worksheet)
- Math Count and Circle Worksheets
- My First Counting Book (1 to 20)
- Number Tracing Worksheets (0–10)
- Number Writing & Tracing Worksheets (0–10)
For step-by-step handwriting practice, follow the Number Writing Week Series from Week 0 to Week 11.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ten-frame?
A grid of ten boxes in two rows of five. Filling it with dots helps children see numbers in fives and tens.
Which numbers do these worksheets cover?
From 1 on the first page up to 20 on the later pages.
Does my child need to count every dot?
Not always. Once they know a full row is five, they can count on from five, which is faster.
What age is this for?
Ages 3–6. Start with the first page of small numbers and move on as your child is ready.
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