Worksheets on Kindergarten Addition up to 5

Worksheets on kindergarten addition up to 5 help the kids to learn and practice how to add two single numbers up to 5. Enjoy practicing the worksheets so that kids can increase their counting skills by adding two single digits up to 5.

Fill in the blanks:

1.

1 cup and 2 cups are …………. cups.

…………. and 2 are …………. .

…………. + 2 = …………. .





2.

…………. saucers and 2 saucers are …………. saucers.

…………. and 2 are …………. .

…………. + 2 = …………. .



3.

…………. spoons and 2 spoons are …………. spoons.

…………. and 2 are …………. .

…………. + 2 = …………. .



4.

2 balloons and …………. balloons are …………. balloons.

2 and …………. are …………. .

2 + …………. = …………. .



5.

…………. dolls and 1 doll are …………. dolls.

…………. and 1 are …………. .

…………. + 1 = …………. .



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