Use this free teacher-guided classroom game kit for a short review lesson. The ten questions below can be read aloud, displayed, or printed. A checked answer key is included for teachers.
15-minute teaching plan
Begin with five counters or blocks, model counting one object at a time, and invite children to respond orally. Ask the questions slowly and offer fingers or number cards. Finish with a visual dice activity.
- 3 minutes: Model the skill with one example.
- 7 minutes: Ask the ten practice questions and allow independent thinking.
- 5 minutes: Check answers and discuss helpful strategies.
Kindergarten practice questions
Student name: _________________________ Date: ______________
- What number comes after 4?
- Which is more, 3 or 6?
- Count the dots: ● ● ● ● ●
- What number comes before 8?
- How many sides does a square have?
- What is 2 plus 1?
- What number comes after 9?
- Count the dots: ● ● ●
- Which is fewer, 2 or 5?
- What is 6 take away 1?
Show teacher answer key (1–10)
- What number comes after 4? 5
- Which is more, 3 or 6? 6
- Count the dots: ● ● ● ● ● 5
- What number comes before 8? 7
- How many sides does a square have? 4
- What is 2 plus 1? 3
- What number comes after 9? 10
- Count the dots: ● ● ● 3
- Which is fewer, 2 or 5? 2
- What is 6 take away 1? 5
Play and practice online
Virtual Dice Roller · Number Guessing Game
The links above open existing games. These practice questions do not automatically transfer between games.
Support different learners
Let students point to objects, use manipulatives, or speak answers rather than requiring writing. Focus on counting with one-to-one correspondence.
Using this kit
Teachers can use their browser Print function to print the questions. In the print layout, the on-page answer key is hidden. Review the material before class and adapt the lesson for student needs.
More Kindergarten classroom games are available, along with our full game directory.