Math Activities - Fun Math Activities For Preschoolers - Kindergarten Math Activities

If you are looking for math activities for preschoolers/kindergartener, you are at the right place. We have a collection of free printables for engaging and fun math activities. Your child is going to love learning numbers with these interesting activities.


Road Numbers - Car Racing Math Activity

These printables are great to learn number-formation and simple fun.

You will need:
  1. small toy cars (like hot-wheels)
  2. a printout of below printables (preferrably laminated for reuse)
Instructions:
  • Starting point: A "START" sign and car symbol indicates where you have to start. The arrow points to the direction of movement. Move along the dotted line.
  • Finishing point: A "STOP" sign indicates where you have to stop.
  • Transition: When you encounter a dead end with no "STOP" sign (e.g., number 4, 5), locate another track with yellow direction arrow and dots. Take that path and keep going.
How To Play:
Keep your car on the starting point and keep moving in the direction of arrow until you reach the finishing point. If you arrive at a dead end, just look for another starting point (yellow arrow) and keep going.


  • Number 0Number 0
  • Number 1Number 1
  • Number 2Number 2
  • Number 3Number 3
  • Number 4Number 4
  • Number 5Number 5
  • Number 6Number 6
  • Number 7Number 7
  • Number 8Number 8
  • Number 9Number 9

  

Number Hunt - Thumb Printing - Math Activity

This activity helps in number recognition and cognitive skills. Combined with thumb printing, it makes it an interesting activity as most children love to touch the paints bare hands.

You will need:
  1. water colors or ink pad
  2. a printout of below printables
  3. optional: stamps, dot markers, pom-poms or cotton balls
Instructions: The goal is to find all the occurrences of the mentioned number in the worksheet. Now dip thumb in water color (or press on ink pad) and imprint on the numbers found. You may also use different stamps or dot markers instead of thumb printing OR just dip that pom-pom/cotton ball in the paint and get started.


  • Number 0Number 0
  • Number 1Number 1
  • Number 2Number 2
  • Number 3Number 3
  • Number 4Number 4
  • Number 5Number 5
  • Number 6Number 6
  • Number 7Number 7
  • Number 8Number 8
  • Number 9Number 9
  • Number 10Number 10

  

Pom-pom Number Tracing - Math Activity

This activity helps in number identification, number formation and fine-motor skills.

You will need:
  1. colorful pom-poms (small sized) or flat-bottom pebbles
  2. a printout of below printables (preferrably laminated for reuse)
  3. optional: small tongs
Instructions:
Put pom-poms or pebbles on the circles in the worksheet to form the number. You can use some specific color pom-poms to combine color identification in the activity. Ask child to use tongs to pick and place the pom-poms to improve fine-motor skills.


  • Number 0Number 0
  • Number 1Number 1
  • Number 2Number 2
  • Number 3Number 3
  • Number 4Number 4
  • Number 5Number 5
  • Number 6Number 6
  • Number 7Number 7
  • Number 8Number 8
  • Number 9Number 9
  • Number 10Number 10

  

Mystery Numbers - Math Activity

This activity improves fine-motor skills and number recognition.

You will need:
  1. crayons
  2. a printout of below printables
Instructions:
Get the little spy work on finding the mystery number hidden in the grid. Shade all the boxes containing the mentioned number and discover the mystery number.


  • Mystery Number 0Mystery Number 0
  • Mystery Number 1Mystery Number 1
  • Mystery Number 2Mystery Number 2
  • Mystery Number 3Mystery Number 3
  • Mystery Number 4Mystery Number 4
  • Mystery Number 5Mystery Number 5
  • Mystery Number 6Mystery Number 6
  • Mystery Number 7Mystery Number 7
  • Mystery Number 8Mystery Number 8
  • Mystery Number 9Mystery Number 9
  • Mystery Number 10Mystery Number 10