Free Summer Math Worksheets (with Answer Key)

Beat the summer slide with four free summer math worksheets: Sunny Addition, Beach Subtraction, Count the Seashells and an Ice Pop Number Line page, plus an answer key.

Make your own: use our free Math Worksheet Generator to print unlimited extra practice with answers.

What’s Included

• Page 1: Sunny Addition
• Page 2: Beach Subtraction
• Page 3: Count the Seashells
• Page 4: Ice Pop Number Line
• Page 5: Answer Key

Preview & Download

Click Download PDF under any page to get the full-size printable (US Letter). The last PDF is the answer key.

How to Use These Summer Math Worksheets

1. Do one page per week rather than all at once.
2. Use the number line on page 4 to count on (add) or count back (subtract).
3. Check answers together with the answer key.
4. Celebrate each finished page with a summer sticker.

Learning Benefits

A few minutes of math each week keeps facts fresh over the break. These pages review addition and subtraction within 20, counting and the number line – the core skills kids need for the next grade – with a summer theme that feels lighter than schoolwork.

Age Range

Ages 6-8 (end of kindergarten to 2nd grade).

Variations and Extension Ideas

• Make it a game: roll a die to choose which problem to solve next.
• Use real shells or pebbles for the counting page.
• Time the addition page and try to beat it next week.
• Print more practice with our Math Worksheet Generator.

Printing Tips

• Print at 100% (Actual size) so the boxes and lines stay the right size for small handwriting.
• Slip a page into a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker to reuse it all week.
• Print the answer key separately and keep it in a folder for quick checking.
• Print the answer key first and keep it out of sight until the page is done.

More Printables in This Series

• Free Addition Worksheets for Kids (with Answer Key)
• Free Subtraction Worksheets for Kids (with Answer Key)
• Free Summer Reading Log Printable (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade are these for?

Kindergarten to 2nd grade.

Is there an answer key?

Yes, the last PDF has all the answers.

How often should kids do summer math?

Two or three short sessions a week is plenty.

Can I make more pages?

Yes, use our free Math Worksheet Generator.

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