Free Printable Math Activities for Kids
Ten little math challenges. Lots of ways to think.
This free printable pack includes 10 math activity pages designed for kids ages 6 to 7, with two short exercises on every page.
Kids can practice counting, number order, patterns, addition, subtraction, place value and simple problem-solving, with Lou nearby to keep things friendly along the way.
The activities build from familiar number skills to slightly bigger challenges, without turning math time into a page full of endless sums.
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What’s inside
1.Counting and number sense
Count shapes, fill in missing numbers, find what comes before and after, and compare numbers up to 20.
2.Shapes and patterns
Count different shapes and figure out what comes next in simple repeating patterns.
3.Addition and subtraction
Build confidence with visual addition, simple number sentences and subtraction activities using quantities up to 10.
4.Make 10 and place value
Use ten-frames to find missing parts, then explore how numbers are built from tens and ones.
5.Bigger number challenges
Use a number line for addition and subtraction within 20, count in 2s, 5s and 10s, and finish with simple word problems.
6.Answers for grown-ups
Three answer-key pages at the back cover every activity, so checking the work stays quick and easy.
Two sample pages from the pack:


What it helps kids practice
Math feels a little friendlier when every page brings a different kind of puzzle.
- Number sense.Understanding quantity, number order and how numbers relate to one another.
- Addition and subtraction.Building early fluency through visual examples, number sentences and simple problems.
- Patterns and place value.Noticing what repeats and understanding how tens and ones build larger numbers.
- Problem-solving.Choosing what to do with the numbers instead of simply calculating whatever appears on the page.
Ready, set… solve!
A pencil and a printed page are enough to get started.
- Choose your paper size.Download the US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 version that fits your home printer.
- Print at 100% or Actual Size.Choose Actual Size or 100% so the number lines, ten-frames and writing spaces keep their intended size.
- Pencil works best.There are numbers to fill in, symbols to write and patterns to finish, so a pencil makes little corrections easy.
- Color is optional.None of the math activities depend on color, so the worksheets work perfectly well printed in black and white.
- Keep the answers for later.Three answer-key pages at the back cover all ten activities for an easy check when kids are finished.
A little more than a page of sums
Count it. Compare it. Break it apart. Put it back together.
Early math is about more than getting an answer.
Across the pack, kids meet numbers in different ways, through shapes, patterns, ten-frames, number lines and little stories, so practice does not feel exactly the same from one page to the next.
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View the free packFrequently asked questions
Are these math printables free?
Yes! The pack includes 10 printable math activity pages for kids, plus three answer-key pages for grown-ups.
What age are these math activities for?
They were designed especially for kids around ages 6 to 7, with early elementary skills such as counting, comparing numbers, addition, subtraction, patterns and place value.
What math skills are included?
The pack covers counting, number order, greater than and less than, patterns, addition and subtraction, making 10, tens and ones, skip counting and simple word problems.
How difficult are the addition and subtraction activities?
The earlier activities focus on numbers up to 10, while later pages introduce addition and subtraction within 20 with support from a number line.
Are answers included?
Yes. Three answer-key pages at the back provide the answers for all ten activities.
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