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Fifteen happy minutes a day: your child plays through questions on a tablet (read aloud, checked instantly), then practices tracing and writing on a printed worksheet. A clear learning path for every age — and no ads, ever.

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Pick an age to see what children learn, sample worksheets and ready-to-print sets that match their level.

Preschool

Ages 3–4

Names, colors, big and small, counting to 5

Pre-K

Ages 4–5

Counting to 10, patterns, letters, shadows, mazes

Kindergarten

Ages 5–6

Ready for 1st grade: numbers, letter sounds, first words

Grade 1

Ages 6–7

Add & subtract, phonics, sight words, telling time

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  1. Find the right level

    Choose an age, or let your child take a 10-minute placement activity so we can suggest the right level for each subject.

  2. Play online or print

    On a tablet, questions are read aloud and checked instantly. Tracing and writing print in big, clear type — with an answer key for you.

  3. Watch them grow

    Online results go straight into the weekly report; paper work takes seconds to log. See what’s solid and what needs a little more practice.

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A real worksheet, made just now

EagerKiddo just created this worksheet: Math puzzles · Kindergarten (Ages 5–6). Every click makes a brand-new one with different pictures and numbers.

  • US Letter size, big type, bright pictures — looks great in black and white too
  • Answer key and tips for grown-ups included
  • A worksheet code lets you reprint the exact same sheet any time
  • The same worksheet can be played online — no extra pages used
Ages 5–6 · Growing

Math puzzles

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Free worksheet · en.behamhoc.vn
ANSWER KEY
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Part 1. Picture math puzzles

Matching pictures have the same number. Find the picture’s number and write it in the box.

mango+mango=8
mango=4
watermelon+watermelon=4
watermelon=2
mango+mango=2
mango=1
pear+pear=10
pear=5
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Part 2. Balance scales

Write a number in the box so both sides balance.

7+25+4
2+51+6
5+46+3
2+67+1
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Part 3. Three-number math

Solve from left to right and write the answer in the box.

4−1+1=4
7+1−1=7
4−1+7=10
9−6−1=2
1−1+6=6
10−2+1=9

Answer key & tips for grown-ups

This worksheet has 3 parts and mixes 1 kind of activity (writing). Take a short break between parts if your child gets tired, and praise the effort — not just the right answers.

1. Find the value of one picture Picture math puzzles

For 🍎 + 🍎 = 6, ask: “Which number plus itself makes 6?” Let your child try numbers with counters.

1) mango = 4 2) watermelon = 2 3) mango = 1 4) pear = 5

2. Balance the numbers Balance scales

Add up the complete side first, then ask: “How many more does the other side need?”

1) 7 + 2 = 5 + 4 2) 1 + 6 = 2 + 5 3) 6 + 3 = 5 + 4 4) 2 + 6 = 7 + 1

3. Add three numbers Three-number math

Solve the first two numbers, write that answer small above, then use the third number.

1) 4 − 1 + 1 = 4 2) 7 + 1 − 1 = 7 3) 4 − 1 + 7 = 10 4) 9 − 6 − 1 = 2 5) 1 − 1 + 6 = 6 6) 10 − 2 + 1 = 9

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The school-year path (35 weeks × 3 sessions for Kindergarten and Grade 1) gives each session 8–20 minutes of short, changing activities — with review and a challenge question built in. Every session has a goal, a matching worksheet and an idea to try at home.

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Questions parents ask

What ages is EagerKiddo for?

Children ages 3 to 7, in four groups: Preschool (3–4), Pre-K (4–5), Kindergarten (5–6) and Grade 1 (6–7). Each age has its own learning path, sample worksheets and exercise types, with difficulty that grows step by step.

Does my child learn on a screen or on paper?

Both — you choose. On a tablet or phone your child taps, matches and fills in answers; questions are read aloud, answers are checked instantly and stars are earned. Tracing, writing and drawing print on US Letter paper for real pencil practice. Every worksheet can be printed.

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A free account includes 3 learning-path sessions, printable pages when you sign up plus more every day you visit, and 1 child profile. Free printouts carry a light EagerKiddo watermark.

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Can teachers use it with a class?

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Create a free account in 30 seconds, then let your child try a lesson online or print the very first worksheet.