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Preschool One and Many Worksheets

Ages 3-5 · 32 worksheets · 32 answer keys · Print-ready PDFs

These one and many worksheets give preschoolers a first, picture-only look at the difference between one thing and many.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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One or many - Bath time - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Birds - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Bugs - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Clothes - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Flowers - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Fruit - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Pets - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Snacks - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Toys - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Vegetables - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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One or many - Vehicles - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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Match one to many - Bugs - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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Match one to many - Pets - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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Match one to many - Toys - Preschool One and Many worksheet preview
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Frequently Asked Questions

One and many is a preschooler's first look at the idea behind plurals. Before a child ever adds an s to a word, they can see the difference between one apple and a pile of apples, and hear that we say them differently: cat for one, cats for many. The 32 pages here keep it to pictures and listening. On the one or many pages, a grown-up says one cat or many cats, and the child circles the box that matches. On the match one to many pages, the child draws a line from a single thing, like one ball, to a group of the same thing. No reading or writing is needed, and every page has an answer key.

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