Pre-K Math Printables

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These printables are free for use in classrooms; however they are not to be re-published or sold in any form. If you wish to share these printables with other teachers, you may do so by providing a link to this webpage. You may also share them in printed form as long as you are not selling or re-publishing them. If you have any questions, please contact me.

Large Numerals

I used craft punchers to cut out the pieces from construction paper (these can be purchased from a craft store). Print out the numeral sheets. Have children count out the correct amount of paper cutouts to glue onto the numeral.

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Numeral

Giant Dice

To make the dice: Cover a small square cardboard box with wrapping paper or bulletin board paper. I use a small Priority Mail box. Print out the dice printables, cut them out, and glue them onto the sides of the box.

Numeral Dice

Dotted Dice

Dot Cards for Counting

These can be used for counting or comparing more, less, and same. They can be used with any colored manipulatives– children place the manipulatives (for example, bear counters) on the colored dots.

Dot Cards

Dot Cards

Dot Cards

Dot Cards

Dot Cards

Color Pattern Cards

These pattern cards can be used with any math counters that are colored. For example, bear counters, dinosaur counters, farm animal counters, bug counters, etc. Each set has 10 pattern cards.

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Color Pattern Cards – What’s Missing?

This set of pattern cards have one missing. Children have to figure out which color in the pattern is missing. These pattern cards can be used with any math counters that are colored. For example, bear counters, dinosaur counters, farm animal counters, bug counters, etc. Each set has 10 pattern cards.

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grid

Pattern Grids

In each grid square, children glue a small paper cutout to make a pattern. Small paper cutouts are made from craft punchers available in most craft and hobby stores in lots of shapes (apples, stars, bears, butterflies, etc.). The grid sheets could also be used for making patterns with dot markers. See the Pattern Page for photos.

Pattern Grid

Sorting Sheets

Small paper cutouts are made from craft punchers available in most craft and hobby stores in lots of shapes (apples, stars, bears, butterflies, etc.).

Sorting Sheet

Sorting Sheet

One to One correspondence

Children use rubber stamps to stamp one animal in each box to show one-to-one correspondence.

One to One Correspondence Grid

Bear Family

The Bear Family printable can be used as a sorting mat for the plastic bear counters that come in three sizes.

Bear Family

Color Sorting

Children sort yellow, green, brown and red leaf cut outs by color. The leaves are made using a leaf-shaped paper puncher from a craft store. Children sort and glue each color into the four baskets.

Ten Red Apples Counting Mats

After reading the book, Ten Red Apples, by Pat Hutchins, children can use these mats for counting practice. Print out ten copies of the mat, and write a numeral (1-10) on the cards. Children will identify the numeral and count out the correct amount of “apples” to go on the tree. For the “apple” counters, you can use red flat floral marbles, red tokens or bingo chips, or spray paint lima beans red.

Pattern Block Mats

See Pattern Block Mats page

Grid Games

See Grid Games page