Kindergarten Math Games, Activities and Free Worksheets
Free math games for ages 5–6, linked to the Common Core State Standards: place value and addition and subtraction. Every game has a free printable worksheet.
Choose what you want to learn.
Explore Math
Explore numbers, spot patterns and explain how you worked it out.
Counting and Cardinality
Operations and Algebraic Thinking
Pick a topic to see its games.
For parents and teachers
Kindergarten Math learning
Explore math with focused games chosen for this learning level. Grades are suggestions: start with what your child knows, and use the examples to judge the next challenge.
Practice number bonds, multiplication facts, place value, fractions, decimals, percents and more. Each game explains its Common Core connection or enrichment purpose.
Pick a topic to find the games available at this level. These activities offer selected practice, not complete curriculum coverage. Use your school’s teaching sequence and your child’s confidence to choose a starting point.
Curriculum connections
Grouped by topic, with the games that offer practice. Each game covers selected examples; use your school’s teaching sequence to choose suitable words and skills.
Place value
Connection
Supplemental learning connection
Suggested Kindergarten enrichment for seeing a small number of objects without counting them one by one. This is not a Common Core counting standard.
Practice with:
- How many can you see? — See 3 ladybugs at a glance, without counting.
Connection
Common Core K.CC.B.5
Supports part of Common Core K.CC.B.5. Children count groups of up to 10. The game does not ask them to count to 20, and it does not cover the entire standard.
Practice with:
- Count to 10 — Count a row of up to 10 animals and match it to its number in this free Kindergarten math game.
Connection
Common Core K.CC.A.1
Supports part of Common Core K.CC.A.1. Children continue the count past 20. The game does not ask them to count to 100, and it does not cover the entire standard.
Practice with:
- Count beyond 20 — 19, 20, 21, 22: put numbers in counting order past 20 in this free Kindergarten math game.
Addition and subtraction
Connection
Common Core K.OA.A.3
Supports part of Common Core K.OA.A.3. Children find a missing part that makes 5 or 10. This focused game does not cover the entire standard.
Practice with:
- Make 5 and make 10 — 4 and what make 5?
Connection
Supplemental learning connection
Suggested Kindergarten enrichment for recognizing doubles. Common Core does not set a doubles standard in Kindergarten, so this game makes no standards claim.
Practice with:
- Is it a double? — 2 and 2 is a double; 2 and 3 is not.
Connection
Supplemental learning connection
Suggested Kindergarten enrichment. Odd and even numbers are a Grade 2 standard (2.OA.C.3), so this Kindergarten game does not claim that standard.
Practice with:
- Odd or even? — Pair up socks, shoes and gloves to find out whether a number up to 10 is odd or even in this free Kindergarten math game.