Introducing Kindergarten Math Prep

Kindergarten Math Prep releases August 6, 2026, introducing 25 activities for ages 4–6. Counting, numbers, shapes, patterns, and early addition give families and educators a set of foundational ideas to revisit. Friendly characters add a playful setting to the practice, and the grade-by-grade collection provides a place to begin before exploring later workbook titles.

A playful start to early math practice

The range of topics makes it possible to select a page that fits what a child is currently noticing or learning. One session might focus on counting; another might begin with a pattern or a shape. The workbook can be used in a home routine or a learning setting without needing several pages at once. Its kindergarten label is a starting point for browsing, while the individual exercise helps determine whether the activity fits the child.

Inside the book

Suggested audience: Kids · Ages 4–6

• 25 activities. A focused collection of kindergarten math exercises.
• Early number and shape topics. Practice counting, patterns, shapes, and beginning addition.
• Talk through ideas. Invite children to show how they approached a question.

A way to enjoy it together

Choose a short task connected with something familiar and invite your child to show how they approached it. For counting, a few larger objects nearby can make the quantity easier to discuss. For a pattern, ask what they notice before suggesting the next part. Allow time for an explanation in words, gestures, or a drawing. Finish the session when the activity has had enough attention, then choose another topic or revisit the same idea at the next opportunity.

Explore the release

This release is part of Grade-by-Grade Math Prep Workbooks. Visit the series page to see its connected titles and choose another theme to explore.

Read the full book page for its description and features. The Amazon listing is the place to check the edition, format, and current availability.