These no-prep preschool worksheets incorporate learning the numbers 1-10 and are perfect for preschool math as well as kindergarten math skills too. Preschool students will learn about number concepts, ten frames, counting to ten, number subitizing, work on number recognition, number formations and more! Add them to your homework packs, or use them with your early finishers.
You’ll also find a free preschool number worksheet pdf at the bottom of the post.
The pack was inspired by my popular Alphabet Worksheets pack. The response that I have received about the alphabet letter worksheets has been overwhelming. Your students LOVE it. In trying to keep with the same formatting, I have come up with a set of number worksheets for numbers 0-10 and numbers 11-20. The first set also includes the number zero, since that one so often gets overlooked.
Numbers 1-10
These number worksheets would be great to add to the number activities pack.
I prefer creating homework packs by creating workbooks because it is easier to see progression and understanding. Some teachers opt to use them as homework and worksheet hand outs. Choose whatever you see fit.
These differentiated number print outs 1-10 incorporate 4 different versions of each number worksheet so we can meet your student at the appropriate skill level.
Let’s take a look at each version of the number tracing worksheets
The first set of number worksheets for preschool incorporates just the number in its numeral form. It is a number tracing worksheet where students will:
– trace the number,
– color the number,
– connect the number
– circle it
– dot it
– count up to it.
The second printable preschool worksheet version incorporates some number subitizing. Let’s visualize this number through different math tools. Students will:
- highlight the number
- color the number
- trace the number
- write the number themself
- shade the number on the unifix cubes
- trace all the numbers and identify where the number is on the number line
- shade the number in different forms (including cubes, dice, fingers, and a ten frame.
This number worksheet is a great addition to the first worksheet.
The third number worksheet incorporates the written word form of the word so students can begin to associate the numerical version and written word version.
Students will:
- trace the number in it’s numerical form as well as number words.
- color the number in it’s numerical form and word name.
- connect the number
- find and circle the number in both its numerical form as well as written word form.
- dot the number
Get more number practice by working through our fun and themed color by number worksheets.
Each of the pages works on children’s fine motor skills through the tracing, coloring, and circling activities.
Here is a video of the Number Worksheets:
If you would like to make them into worksheets you can go here Homeschool Organization How to Bind A Book. You can also watch my video tutorial below:
I used my Binding Machine and 1/2 inch binding spines.
Not only are these great preschool math worksheets, they are also great as special needs worksheets for older children who may need help grasping number concepts. Start simple with numbers 1-10 and then move on.
Numbers one to ten are generally easier to grasp for kids than numbers eleven to twenty.
Recommended supplies:
- pencils, crayons, or markers
- page protector with dry-erase markers. – If you want to make them re-usable, place them in a page protector and have students use them with dry-erase markers.
You can find links to all these supplies in my preschool supplies list.
The bottom of the worksheets includes an area where children can count to ten. They can then see where the number falls within the number set.
The materials that will be used are a pencil, crayon (or markers) and a dot marker is optional.
Besides having children count to ten with the numbers 1-10 worksheets, children will also learn more about number concepts. In the second page, they can use a highlighter or marker and will have one or two attempts at writing the number down themselves. They will work with a base ten too.
There are a lot of math concepts being introduced within the pack. I have also included a set of number worksheets that incorporate the number sight words into the pack. This would be more appropriate for older children.
WHERE TO GET THE 1-10 ACTIVITY PACK
GET THE NUMBERS WORKSHEETS 1-10 HERE
WHERE TO GET THE 11-20 ACTIVITY PACK
GET THE NUMBERS WORKSHEETS 11-20 HERE
GET THE SAMPLE HERE
I would like to give you a sample so you can test it out and see if your child likes the activity.
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