Our free printable set includes 14 counting objects worksheets and picture addition pages. These pages are designed for Kindergarten and Preschool children. They help young learners count groups, add simple sets, and write totals with confidence.
As the KidLolo team of editors and teachers, we created these activities with clear pictures, friendly themes, and easy directions for classroom, homeschool, or extra math practice.
Each worksheet is prepared in US Letter size. Our high-resolution PDF files print clearly on standard paper and can also be scaled to other paper sizes without losing quality.
14 Free Printable Picture Addition with Objects Worksheets
Treasure Chest Gem Addition
- The treasure theme turns early addition practice into a fun counting activity with colorful gem groups.
- Each problem uses pictures instead of numerals, making it helpful for beginners learning how addition works.
Toy Picture Addition Practice
- This worksheet gives children simple picture-based addition practice using familiar toy objects in clear rows.
- The uncluttered layout works well for math centers, independent practice, or extra review at home.
Butterfly Wing Pattern Addition
- The butterfly illustrations make addition more engaging while encouraging close observation of shapes and patterns.
- Great for reinforcing counting and combining groups in a visual way before moving to number-only addition.
Daisy Petal Counting Addition
- Each flower pair helps children practice adding small groups by counting visible petals on both blossoms.
- Bright, simple visuals make this a useful choice for spring math lessons, seatwork, or homeschool activities.
Christmas Object Addition Practice
- Uses festive items like candy canes, bells, ornaments, stockings, and gifts to make early addition more engaging.
- The six picture problems help children practice combining small groups before moving on to number-only sums.
Bird Nest Counting Addition
- Each row features a different bird group, giving children visual support as they learn to add objects.
- A clean layout keeps the focus on counting accurately and writing the final sum in the answer box.
Camping Picture Addition Sums
- This worksheet mixes object counting with answer choices, helping children check their addition before writing it.
- Camping items like lanterns, tents, mugs, corn, acorns, and pinecones keep the activity fun and varied.
Chicken Egg Addition Practice
- The farm theme gives young learners a clear and playful way to practice adding small groups of eggs.
- Repeated picture problems support one to one counting, number writing, and early addition skills in a simple format.
Clothes Picture Addition Practice
- Uses socks, hats, boots, ribbons, mittens, and jackets to make picture addition easy to understand.
- The row-by-row layout supports beginner addition practice with clear visuals and large answer spaces.
Classroom Column Addition
- Combines vertical addition with school supply pictures to connect written numbers and object counting.
- Good for learners who are ready to move from picture addition toward standard column format.
Stormy Weather Picture Addition
- Black and white line art makes this page useful for both addition practice and simple coloring time.
- The storm check section adds a comparison task after students solve the picture addition problems.
Count, Draw, and Add
- This page adds an extra challenge by asking children to draw objects before writing the final sum.
- A mix of pictures, blank boxes, and number sentences supports flexible early addition practice.
Robot Parts Picture Addition
- This worksheet uses bolts, springs, gears, nuts, and screwdrivers to make picture addition more visual and engaging.
- The quick check at the bottom adds a simple comparison task by asking children to find the biggest total.
Rainbow Stripe Addition Practice
- Each cloud problem helps children practice early addition by combining small picture groups and choosing the right answer.
- Bright rainbow visuals and simple number choices make this page useful for math centers, review work, or homeschool practice.
