Kindergarten · Grade 1 · US

Kindergarten Math Worksheets — addition and subtraction to 10 and 20

Large-print number sentences with a box for the answer. Choose addition, subtraction or both, numbers up to 5, 10 or 20, and 10 to 20 problems a page. Download the PDF with the answer key.

Numbers
Within 5, 10 or 20
Print
Large type, answer boxes
Answer key
Same layout, one page per version
Paper
US Letter or A4

Worksheet settings

Operation
Numbers up to

Sums never go past this number; subtraction starts from it at most.

Problems per page
Layout
Versions
Paper

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Addition to 1012 problems · large printName:Date:Score: ______ / 12printmathsheets.com · free printable, with answer key · seed 101010Page 1 of 21.4+5=2.3+7=3.2+5=4.8+1=5.4+3=6.6+1=7.5+1=8.1+2=9.2+4=10.2+1=11.0+7=12.5+5=

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What kindergarten math looks like on paper

By the end of kindergarten children are expected to add and subtract within 5 from memory and to solve addition and subtraction problems within 10 (Common Core K.OA.A.2, K.OA.A.5). In grade 1 the range grows to 20 (1.OA.C.6). These sheets cover exactly that: short number sentences in big type, a box to write in, no clutter.

How to use the generator

  1. Pick the range. Up to 5 for the first number sentences, 10 for most of the kindergarten year, 20 for the end of the year and grade 1.
  2. Pick the operation. Addition first, subtraction when "taking away" is understood, Mixed to check that the sign is being read.
  3. Pick the length. 10 or 12 problems is one sitting for a five-year-old; 20 is a grade 1 sheet.
  4. Download or print. The answer key is on the last page. Press New version for a different sheet with the same settings.

A note on pictures

These sheets are deliberately number-only. Picture-counting worksheets (apples, dots, ten-frames) are a separate kind of practice that comes before number sentences; they are on our list, and we will add them as their own generator rather than mixing the two on one page.

Older children: addition worksheets and subtraction worksheets with regrouping, grades 1–4.