Explore kindergarten math workbooks for ages 5+ in the six-part Learn to Count series. Build counting, addition, subtraction, and problem-solving skills through lessons and practice. Choose a starting point below, or browse the printed books in order.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Use the workbook guide to choose materials, or take a kindergarten math diagnostic assessment to identify skills that need practice. Beginner and Intermediate assessments are free.

Practice a Specific Skill

Focus on one topic with separate kindergarten practice resources. Check each product page for its format; these resources are separate from the six printed Learn to Count books.

These one-topic targeted worksheets are extremely helpful in addition to the main series “Learn to Count”.

You can use them together with any part of the series or separately to improve the child’s skills in the chosen topic.

Also, these targeted worksheets are helpful for repeating and consolidating acquired skills after the child finishes the main book series and prepare them for the smooth transition to the next level.

Learn Step by Step

Browse Learn to Count Parts 1–6. Start with foundational number skills, then move toward more challenging arithmetic and problem solving.

  1. Learn to Count. Part 1 Workbook
  2. Learn to Count. Part 2 Workbook
  3. Learn to Count. Part 3 Workbook
  4. Learn to Count. Part 4 Workbook
  5. Learn to Count. Part 5 Workbook
  6. Learn to Count. Part 6 Workbook

For educators and parents who prefer a more traditional approach to teaching math, the “Learn to Count” workbooks offer a comprehensive curriculum designed specifically for 5-year-olds. The series covers all essential counting topics at this age level, with each workbook divided into individual lessons accompanied by corresponding homework assignments.

The workbooks are structured to gradually increase in difficulty, starting with the most basic concepts and building upon them as the child progresses. This approach allows children to develop their counting skills incrementally, without feeling overwhelmed or frustrated by overly complex material.

Learn to Count: the six-part kindergarten workbook series

These are printed workbooks for ages 5+. Start with Part 1 for foundational practice, then follow the sequence as your child is ready. Select a cover for the book description, available samples, and purchasing details.

Choosing your kindergarten math workbook

Are these printed books or downloads?

The six Learn to Count books shown above are printed workbooks. Separate topic-based resources may be digital downloads; check their product descriptions before purchasing.

Does my child need to start with Part 1?

Part 1 is a starting point for foundational practice. If your child already understands those topics, compare the later book descriptions and video previews to choose an appropriate level.

What if my child needs practice in just one skill?

Use the topic links above for focused practice, or review the kindergarten diagnostic assessments to help identify skills needing attention.

More kindergarten workbooks and practice resources

The resources below include the printed series and separate skill-practice materials. Open a product page to check its format and details.

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Kindergarten math practice, one step at a time

Math Country

What children practise across the series

The Learn to Count series is designed for children aged 5 and up. Across six printed workbooks, children practise counting and number relationships, addition and subtraction, number lines, shapes, and logical reasoning. Topics and difficulty vary by part.

Begin with Part 1 if your child is developing foundational number skills. Later books introduce more challenging work, including time, money, and larger numbers. Use the book descriptions and previews to choose a suitable starting point rather than age alone.

Skills covered across the series include:

  • Counting objects, comparing quantities, and ordering numbers
  • Addition, subtraction, number bonds, and number lines
  • Skip-counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s
  • Tens and ones, patterns, and number sequences
  • Shapes and spatial relationships
  • Time, coins, and money in later parts
  • Picture problems, word problems, and logic activities

Later parts extend number work up to 100. Choose a level that matches your child’s current skills.

Our workbooks

Watch the Learn to Count workbook previews

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

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