Students count the objects in each group, then write the total number on the line. Each row shows a different set of picture objects, keeping sums within 5 so young learners can build confidence with addition concepts.
Use these during math centers or as morning work for students learning to add. The picture-based format helps students connect counting to addition by seeing concrete quantities. Perfect for Pre-K and early Kindergarten learners.
Help your child count real objects - toys, snacks, or crayons - and combine small groups together. Then use the worksheet to practice writing the totals. This bridges hands-on counting with written math.
These worksheets support the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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A variety of ways to practice addition with sums up to 5. Students count picture groups and write the total, then work with fill-in-the-blank equations, number bonds and number lines.
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