Free Counting Worksheets for Kids Ages 3-7
Count the pictures, circle the number, and more. Counting activities that make early maths fun and hands-on.
17 free printable worksheets · Based on Malaysia's KP 2026 curriculum
3 yrs4 yrs5 yrscounting
Let's Count Together
400
812
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5 yrs6 yrscounting
Simple Addition
34
54
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
How Many Are They
23
32
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Four)
22
49
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (One)
14
38
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Five)
14
33
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5 yrs6 yrscounting
What Comes After 10? (11-14)
13
20
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Two)
12
18
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Six)
12
20
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Three)
11
15
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Ten)
10
16
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Nine)
10
22
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Number Sense (Seven)
10
23
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5 yrs6 yrscounting
What Comes After 10? (15-18)
7
14
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
The Ten Frames (A)
2
5
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
The Ten Frames (B)
2
5
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4 yrs5 yrs6 yrscounting
Spot Without Counting!
1
5
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