Count and Write: 11 to 20

About this worksheet

“Count and Write: 11 to 20” is sheet 20 of 29 in our free Kindergarten Math Worksheets collection, written for children aged 5–6. It focuses on counting.

In the set it comes after “Hundred Chart: Fill the Gaps” and before “Number Bonds to 6”. Working through them in that order, one sheet a day, builds the skill a step at a time.

What this worksheet practices

• K.CC.B.5 · Common Core Math · Kindergarten

  Counting & Cardinality

  Children work on knowing the number names and the counting sequence, counting to tell how many objects there are, and comparing numbers.

How to use this worksheet

1. 1

   Do "Make 10" before any addition sheet, not after. Number bonds to ten are what make first-grade addition fast, and children who learn them late end up counting on fingers for another year.

2. 2

   For "Adding with Pictures", cover the answer box and ask your child to say the whole sentence out loud — "three and two make five". Saying it is what moves it into memory.

3. 3

   Print "Counting by Tens" twice. It is the one sheet on this list worth repeating, because skip counting is the foundation of place value in 1st grade.

4. 4

   Let them use physical objects. Buttons or pasta next to the sheet is not cheating at this age; the picture on the page is a stand-in for objects, and the objects work better.

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  Which Number Is Greater?

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  Count and Write to 20

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  Flat or Solid?

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  Hundred Chart: Fill the Gaps

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  Number Bonds to 6

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  Subtraction Stories

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  Compare Numbers to 10

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  Measure with Paper Clips