First Counting Worksheets

Count up the African animals and write the totals in the boxes. What a fun worksheet for the kids! Why not laminate it for repeat use?

Count the apples and write the correct number in the box on the right. This is the first and simplest of three apple counting worksheets.

Here is our third (and most challenging) apple counting worksheet. Children are asked to count the red, green and yellow apples and write the correct number in the boxes.

Available in colour or black and white, this autumn themed worksheet asks the kids to count the leaves in each row and write the total in the box.

Give the kids a collection of pegs and ask them to count the number of autumn objects on each card, then "clip" the correct number. A fun way to practise counting skills! There are 20 peg cards in this set.

There are six different types of wildlife creatures to count on this fun worksheet, which is available in both colour or black and white. Count and write the total in the box.  

This worksheet asks children to count the spots on the butterfly - first as a whole, and then wing by wing. It then asks whether the children notice anything. Use it as a starting point to discuss symmetry and doubling, perhaps.

Count the Christmas pictures and use a clothes peg to peg the correct number, up to 20. There are 5 pages in this pdf file, so 20 peg cards to cut out in total.

This colourful set of worksheets encourages children to count on from 10 by providing a set of 10 pictures or counters on a ten frame, and then some more..

Our third set of "count on from 10" worksheets sticks with the 10 frame + more format, but this time asks children to fill in the missing numbers of an addition sum underneath the illustration.

Count the pretty Easter eggs and peg the correct number! This is an excellent activity for counting practice, subitising practice, and even for strengthening children's hand muscles and dexterity. And who can resist the Easter eggs!

Look at the number in the centre of each flower. Draw the required number of petals!

Count the Easter pictures and write the correct number in the box. This counting worksheet is one of three we have with an Easter theme.

Kids will have fun counting the cows, horses, sheep and pigs on this farm animals counting worksheet!

This lovely jumbly worksheet contains pictures of our cute farm animals for the kids to count up! Why not laminate it for repeat use? Available in colour or black and white.

Encourage the children to practise their counting skills with this colourful worksheet - can they count the number of each pretty flower?

This lovely worksheet, full of pretty flowers, is a really enjoyable counting activity for the kids! 

Here's some simple counting fun for younger kids. Count up the football themed pictures and write the total in the box.

Here's the most challenging of our three football counting worksheets. Children may want to mark off each object as they count it, before writing the correct totals in the green boxes.

Have some fun with this fruit counting worksheet. How many oranges, bananas, apples, pineapples, strawberries, and pears?

How many ghosts in each line? Children should count them up and write the correct number in the box on the right.

Here is the third of our ghost counting worksheets, and the trickiest. Count up the total of each type of ghost and write the number in the box. Children might want to cross out each ghost as they count them to help them keep track.

This lovely, colourful maths worksheet is perfect for practising counting and writing numbers.

Can the children draw the correct number of bows equal to the number on each kite? A fun way to practise counting!

These fun worksheets present a collection of colourful objects in various arrays. We ask the kids to loop 10 of them together, then count on to find the total. There are 4 in the set, and they come in UK and US versions.

Practise counting skills with the kids with our fun minibeast counting worksheet. We've got butterflies, bees, spiders, snails and more little creatures to count...

Count the objects and then write the number and the number word below. These 2 worksheets give children practice with numbers 11 to 20 - with lots of yummy food to count!

Count the Olympic pictures and write the correct number in the box at the right of every line. A fun early years worksheet for the Olympic classroom!

Our third Olympic themed counting worksheet ask the kids to sort and count the jumbled up pictures and write the correct number for each one in the box.

This must be one of our cutest counting worksheets! Can the kids count the number of each animal and write it in the box?

For the first of our royal counting worksheets, kids are asked to count the royal symbols and write the correct number in the box on the right.

Our third royal counting worksheet presents children with a jumble of objects and asks them to count carefully then write the totals at the top of the page.

Here's the first of three rugby counting worksheets. Choose the level appropriate for your child, or work through them all.

Here's the third, and trickiest, of our rugby counting worksheets. Count up each type of picture carefully and write the correct numbers in the boxes.

Here are six sets of sea creatures to count up. Children then write the correct number in the box to the right.

Here's the first of our counting worksheets with a seaside theme, with numbers up to 6. Count the objects and fill in the correct number in the box.

Here's a fun counting worksheet for the kids with a seaside, summery theme. Count the objects and write the correct numbers in the boxes.

This Valentines Day counting worksheet features colourful sets of hearts for young children to practise their counting skills on.

Start the kids off with our first vegetable counting worksheet. Count the veg and write the correct number in the box…

We all know that we should be eating 5 servings of fruit and veg a day - but can the kids count the veg on our third vegetable counting worksheet? Write the answers in the boxes.

Available in colour or black and white, this weather-themed worksheet asks the kids to count the pictures in each row and write the total in the box.