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The same tasks print with a grid or lines for working out, densely in two columns for gluing into exercise books, as two groups A/B or with the task in a second language. These are real first pages of one sample worksheet.

  • Grid for working out. Room under every task for calculations on the sheet.
  • Lines. Lined space for a written answer.
  • Two columns, compact. Many tasks per page, no working space: pupils work in their exercise books, which saves copies.
  • Groups A and B. The same test with different numbers for neighbouring desks, each with its own key.
  • Bilingual. Under each task the same story in a second language, for pupils learning the language of instruction.

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1/5 Grid for working out
Kindergarten (United States) — printable math worksheet — Grid for working out
2/5 Lines
Kindergarten (United States) — printable math worksheet — Lines
3/5 Two columns, compact
Kindergarten (United States) — printable math worksheet — Two columns, compact
4/5 Groups A and B
Kindergarten (United States) — printable math worksheet — Groups A and B
5/5 Bilingual
Kindergarten (United States) — printable math worksheet — Bilingual

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Shapes with measurements, clocks, bar models, number lines, charts, money, scales — drawn by our engine for each task, with the same numbers as the question and the answer key.

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1/10 Perimeter of a triangle

Luca marks a triangular section on a seed tray for new sprouts. The bottom side is 7 centimeters long. The right side is 4 centimeters long, and the left side is 8 centimeters long. What is the distance all the way around the triangle?

Answer: 19

2/10 How many minutes to the full hour

Emma pushes dinosaur pebbles across the sandbox line with her toy truck until the round clock rings for the next dig. Look at the clock face. How many minutes are left until the next full hour?

Answer: 50

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3/10 How many more

There are 14 feathers on the top perch and 10 feathers on the bottom perch. How many more feathers are on the top perch than on the bottom perch?

Answer: 4

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4/10 Number sequence — give the next term (within 100)

Baskets in a row at the market hold 14, 26, 38 and 50 cherries; how many cherries will the next basket hold?

Answer: 62

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5/10 Change: fix the mistake

A shelf in the pantry holds clay pots of strawberry jam that cost $9 each. Someone buys 2 pots of jam and pays with a $50 note. A note on the shelf says the change is $41, but that amount is wrong. How much change is really due?

Answer: 32

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6/10 Cost as a linear function and its graph

A city bike-sharing scheme charges a fixed fee of $7 for each rental plus $3 for every hour of riding. Write the total cost y as a function of x, the number of hours, and draw its graph on the grid next to the task.

Answer: 3; 7

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7/10 Part of a whole (halves and quarters)

A round tart tin on the table is divided into 4 equal parts. Fruit filling is poured into 2 parts. How many parts have no fruit filling?

Answer: 2

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8/10 Bar chart: how many more

The bar chart shows how many eggs three hens, numbered 1, 2 and 3, laid this month. How many more eggs did hen 1 lay than hen 2?

Answer: 5

9/10 How many ones altogether

The detective club has 753 clue cards. How many ones are in this number altogether?

Answer: 753

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10/10 Pictogram: one picture stands for several

A chart lists the boxes of plastic dinosaur whistles on the sports hall shelf. Each whistle symbol on the chart stands for 5 whistles. The first row shows 3 whistle symbols, and the second row shows 2 whistle symbols. How many whistles does the first row stand for?

Answer: 15

A helper picture can be printed or left out — you decide in the print options.

One skill, many everyday situations

Word problems for one skill are not fifteen versions of “X has, Y more, how many in total”. Each template has a set of real-life situations — measuring, prices, comparing, part of a whole — and every story is checked against its numbers.

1/5 Check the result and find the mistake (within 100) — Story 1

One tray holds 47 raisin buns, and another tray holds 16 raisin buns. A note claims the total is 66 buns. By how many buns is the note mistaken?

Answer: 3

2/5 Check the result and find the mistake (within 100) — Story 2

The first tray holds 45 stones, and the second tray holds 19 stones. The count on the card states 71 stones in total. By how many stones is the count on the card wrong?

Answer: 7

3/5 Check the result and find the mistake (within 100) — Story 3

In the bicycle shed, caretaker Kai counts 58 red helmets on the left rack and 27 on the right rack. Detective Leo checks the handlebars and claims there are 74 in all. By how many helmets was Leo off?

Answer: 11

4/5 Check the result and find the mistake (within 100) — Story 4

Zoe finds 49 iron nails in the left part of a box and 14 nails in the right part. The label on the lid says there are 74 nails inside in total. By how many nails is the label wrong?

Answer: 11

5/5 Check the result and find the mistake (within 100) — Story 5

Lena brings 54 plastic spoons to the cafeteria counter, and Hugo adds 36 more spoons to the tray so the crew can eat lunch. Hugo says there are 98 spoons on the tray altogether. By how many spoons is Hugo wrong?

Answer: 8