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Number Tracing Worksheets 0–20

Pick a number to see its worksheet, or practice the whole sequence with the 1–10 and 1–20 pages.

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Where to start

Best for: Ages 4–6 (preschool to kindergarten) · Time: 5–10 minutes per number

Start with the numbers 1 to 5, then 6 to 10. Move on to the teens only when your child can count to 20 out loud. The 1–10 and 1–20 pages are good for daily review.

  • Week 1: numbers 1–5, matched with real objects such as blocks or crackers.
  • Week 2: numbers 6–10 and the ten frame.
  • Week 3–4: teen numbers and the 1–20 page. Point out the “1” that stands for one ten.

Tips for number tracing 0–20

  • Count real objects before coloring the ten frame.
  • Talk about whether the number is bigger or smaller than 10.
  • For teen numbers, point out the “1” that means one ten.

Want different words, a bigger size or a class set? Open any worksheet and choose Customize, or make your own with the word worksheet maker.

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