UKG Maths Worksheets — Free Printable PDF
UKG Maths stretches the number range from 20 to 50 and then 100, introduces skip counting in 2s, 5s and 10s, and brings in the first single-digit addition and subtraction. This page collects every UKG Maths worksheet on WorkbookWala, designed for 4–5 year olds with clear layouts, plenty of practice space and small, sequenced steps. Each sheet prints on A4, includes an answer key, and stays inside one idea per sitting. Free, no login.
Printable UKG Mathematics worksheets
UKG Maths: Backward Counting 20 to 1
UKG Maths worksheet on backward counting from 20 to 1 — fill the missing number in a countdown. Builds number order both ways. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Ordinal Numbers (First to Tenth)
UKG Maths worksheet on ordinal numbers — first, second, third up to tenth — using position in a line or race. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Number Names Eleven to Twenty
UKG Maths worksheet on number names from eleven to twenty — match the digit to its spelling. Extends number names beyond ten. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Addition — Sums up to 20
Free printable UKG Maths addition worksheet with sums up to 20. The step up from sums-to-10, and the exact baseline expected before Class 1. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Position Words — Above, Below, Inside, Outside
Free printable UKG Maths worksheet on position words. Your child uses above, below, inside and outside to describe where things are. Early geometry vocabulary. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Patterns — What Comes Next?
Free printable UKG Maths worksheet on patterns. Your child continues colour, shape and number patterns. Pattern-spotting is early algebra thinking. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Numbers 1 to 100 — Fill the Missing Number
Free printable UKG Maths worksheet on numbers up to 100. Your child fills the missing number in a sequence and crosses the tens boundary — 89 to 90, 99 to 100. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Compare Numbers — Greater, Less or Equal
Free printable UKG Maths worksheet on comparing numbers. Your child decides whether a number is greater than, less than or equal to another. Includes two-digit comparisons. With answer key.
UKG Maths: Single-Digit Subtraction (Within 10)
Free printable UKG Maths subtraction worksheet, all answers within 10. Take-away sums plus one simple word problem. Pairs with the sums-up-to-10 addition sheet. With answer key.
UKG Maths — Numbers 1 to 50 (Missing Number)
Fill in the missing number in a sequence from 1 to 50. With answer key.
UKG Maths — Single-Digit Addition (Sums up to 10)
Single-digit addition worksheet with sums up to 10. With answer key.
UKG Maths — Skip Counting by 2, 5 and 10
Fill the missing number while skip counting by 2s, 5s and 10s. With answer key.
All UKG Mathematics worksheets
- UKG Maths: Backward Counting 20 to 1
- UKG Maths: Ordinal Numbers (First to Tenth)
- UKG Maths: Number Names Eleven to Twenty
- UKG Maths: Addition — Sums up to 20
- UKG Maths: Position Words — Above, Below, Inside, Outside
- UKG Maths: Patterns — What Comes Next?
- UKG Maths: Numbers 1 to 100 — Fill the Missing Number
- UKG Maths: Compare Numbers — Greater, Less or Equal
- UKG Maths: Single-Digit Subtraction (Within 10)
- UKG Maths — Numbers 1 to 50 (Missing Number)
- UKG Maths — Single-Digit Addition (Sums up to 10)
- UKG Maths — Skip Counting by 2, 5 and 10
Topics covered in UKG Mathematics
- Numbers 1 to 50, then 1 to 100
- Counting and writing numbers up to 100
- Comparing numbers — greater than, less than, equal
- Skip counting by 2, 5 and 10
- Single-digit addition (sums up to 10, then up to 20)
- Single-digit subtraction (within 10)
- Basic shapes — 2D and 3D
- Patterns — colour, shape and number patterns
- Position words — above, below, inside, outside
How to use these worksheets at home
- Teach addition with countable objects (buttons, blocks) before the abstract sheet — UKG children add 3 + 2 by counting, not by recall.
- Print one numbers-to-100 sheet a week and let your child fill missing numbers; the spatial pattern of the 100 grid is half the lesson.
- Keep sittings to 20 minutes. Stop while it's still going well — finishing on a win is what brings them back tomorrow.
- Re-print one addition and one subtraction sheet every couple of weeks. Recall of 2+3, 5+4 etc. is built by repetition.
Related topics & sibling classes
- LKG English worksheets
- LKG Maths worksheets
- LKG GK worksheets
- UKG English worksheets
- UKG GK worksheets
- Class 1 Maths worksheets
- Class 1 English worksheets
- Class 2 Maths worksheets
- Class 2 English worksheets
- Class 3 English worksheets
- Class 3 Maths worksheets
- Class 3 EVS worksheets
- Class 4 Maths worksheets
- Class 5 Maths worksheets
UKG Mathematics worksheet FAQs
- What Maths topics should a UKG child learn?
- Counting and writing numbers up to 100, comparing numbers, skip counting by 2, 5 and 10, single-digit addition and subtraction, basic 2D and 3D shapes, and simple patterns.
- How is UKG Maths different from LKG Maths?
- LKG stays inside numbers 1–20 and focuses on counting and recognition. UKG extends to 100, adds skip counting, and introduces single-digit addition and subtraction.
- When should single-digit addition be introduced?
- Once a child can count confidently to 20 and recognise the digits. Start with sums up to 10 using physical objects, then move to a worksheet.
- Are these UKG worksheets free and printable?
- Yes — every UKG Maths worksheet is free, prints on regular A4 paper, and can be reused as often as you like.
- Do they come with answer keys?
- Yes. Each workbook has an answer-key print view so you can check sums, comparisons and skip-counting answers in seconds.
- How do I prepare my child for Class 1 Maths?
- Make sure the UKG child is comfortable writing 1–100, doing single-digit addition with sums up to 20, and recognising 2D shapes. Those three are the Class 1 baseline.