Foundation Maths Worksheets
Foundation Maths — free practice for the first year of school
Foundation Maths is the first year of the Australian Curriculum (ACARA v9). Five-year-olds learn to recognise numerals, count and subitise to 20, compare quantities, name 2D and 3D shapes, recognise coins, and use position and time words. EduPrac covers all 30+ Foundation Maths topics with free, no-login-needed adaptive practice. Every skill carries its ACARA content descriptor (AC9MFN…), so parents and teachers can see exactly what's being practised and how it maps to the curriculum.
39 topics · 147 worksheets · ACARA v9 aligned
Number
Identify Numerals
5Recognise the symbols for numbers 0 to 20.
Practise →Counting
5Counting
Practise →Subitise Small Collections
5See how many dots there are without counting.
Practise →Count Pictures
4Count objects in pictures and select the right number.
Practise →Count Shapes
3Count geometric shapes and choose the correct total.
Practise →Count Objects
2Count a set of objects and choose the correct number.
Practise →Count Scattered Objects
3Count randomly arranged objects accurately.
Practise →Count on Ten Frames
3Count dots arranged on a two-row ten-frame grid.
Practise →Count Tally Marks
2Count tally marks grouped in bundles of five.
Practise →Match Numerals to Words
4Match each numeral to its written word name.
Practise →Order Numbers
7Arrange numbers in order from smallest to largest.
Practise →What Number Comes Next?
3Find the next number in a counting sequence.
Practise →One More, One Less
4Find one more and one less than a number, within 10 and 20.
Practise →Compare Quantities
4Decide which group has more, fewer, or the same.
Practise →Compare Numbers
3Decide which number is bigger, smaller, or equal.
Practise →Represent Numbers
3Choose the picture that shows a given number.
Practise →Make a Number
4Find pairs of numbers that add up to a target.
Practise →Partition Numbers
4Find the missing part when a number is split in two.
Practise →Add with Pictures
4Add small numbers using visual pictures.
Practise →Add Numbers
4Add two numbers and find the total.
Practise →Subtract with Pictures
4Cross out pictures to find how many are left.
Practise →Subtract Numbers
4Subtract one number from another and find the difference.
Practise →Counting Backward
5Find the number that comes just before — within 3, 5, 10, 15, and 20.
Practise →Equal Sharing & Grouping
3Share a collection equally between people and make equal groups.
Practise →Teen Numbers
3Understand teen numbers as ten and some more — 11 to 19.
Practise →Word Problems
4Solve joining and separating word problems within 10.
Practise →Algebra
Measurement
Compare Attributes
4Compare objects by length, height, width, or weight.
Practise →Days and Times of Day
3Order days of the week, find what comes next, and match events to the time of day.
Practise →Duration of Events
3Compare the duration of events — longer, shorter, or the same.
Practise →Comparing Capacity
3Compare containers by capacity — holds more, holds less, or holds the same.
Practise →Measuring with Objects
3Measure and compare length using informal units like blocks or paper clips.
Practise →Space
Name Shapes
7Name 2D and 3D shapes by looking at them.
Practise →Position Words
7Use above, below, inside, and beside to describe location.
Practise →Properties of 2D Shapes
3Identify and describe the sides and corners of 2D shapes.
Practise →Movement and Direction
2Describe movement using forward, backward, left, right, and turn.
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