Buy Now charges your payment method right away — the resource appears under My Resources. Or add it to your cart and check out together with trainings.
Connect the dots and count with confidence! Kids trace a path from 1 to 20 across a simple grid, reinforcing number order and one-to-one counting while practicing pencil control. Comes with an answer key for easy self-checking — a great fit for number-recognition practice or a fun warm-up activity.
Dot, count, and discover numbers 1–10! These simple Do-A-Dot number pages give children a hands-on way to practice early number recognition while building fine motor control and hand-eye coordina... Read more
This 17-page printable includes dot-marker number activities from 0 through 20, with ten-frame counting on every page. Children practice number recognition, counting, and fine-motor control as they... Read more
This printable worksheet helps kindergarten children ages 5–6 find the missing part in number bonds with a whole of 5. Children then count two groups of dots and write the matching addition sente... Read more
Children ages 3–5 count each group of black outlined dots and draw a line to the matching numeral. This printable worksheet builds counting skills and numeral recognition as children connect quan... Read more
Practice number words zero to twenty with tracing pages, use printable number lines 0-10, 10-20 and 0-20 (plus a blank one), and cut out number cards 0-20 with number words for games and ordering.
This 6-page printable worksheet set helps children compare pairs of numbers from 1 to 10 and identify which is bigger and which is smaller. Children practise number-size understanding by circling t... Read more
This six-page printable helps children explore different ways to make each number from 2 to 10. Children use counters or other small objects, drawings, or spoken explanations to show two parts that... Read more
This printable pumpkin-patch activity includes ten number strips with one missing numeral in each sequence, plus numeral choices to cut apart and match. Preschoolers ages 3–5 practice recognizing... Read more
This printable game pack includes number trails, missing-kernel cut-and-paste puzzles, harvest number-connect activities, and an answer guide for practicing skip-counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s. Childr... Read more
This 7-page printable set is for kindergarten children ages 5–6 and features number-mystery clues that children solve by circling the number that fits. Children practise number recognition, compa... Read more
This 9-page printable workbook gives children practice putting numbers in order, from smallest to largest and from largest to smallest. Children write number sequences, fill in missing numbers, and... Read more
This five-page printable helps children put numbers 1 through 10 in order by building a number train with cut-out number cards. Children practice recognizing the numerals, sequencing them from 1 to... Read more
This printable worksheet asks children ages 4–6 to circle the smaller number in each pair, using numerals from 1 to 10. Children practise comparing quantities represented by numerals and identify... Read more
Help children investigate numbers from 1 to 10 with this printable “First Cases” worksheet, which includes six clue-based number problems and a worked example. Children read clues such as “im... Read more
This 22-page printable workbook helps children recognize numbers from 0 to 20 through looking, matching numerals to number names and quantities, tracing, and circling requested numbers. Children ca... Read more
This teacher’s guide for children ages 3–5 introduces numeral recognition from 1–10 through brief, hands-on lessons with familiar numbers and real objects. Children practice naming numerals, ... Read more
This six-page printable includes a reusable blank number-of-the-day template and completed examples for 14, 27, 58, and 99. Children build number sense by exploring and representing two-digit numbe... Read more
This printable worksheet invites children ages 4–6 to compare pairs of numerals and circle the greater number. Children practise recognizing numerals and understanding which number has the larger... Read more
This five-page printable gives preschool children ages 3–5 two focused activities for numbers 1–5. Children color the matching number of outlined circles, then count groups of stars and choose ... Read more
This printable worksheet gives children five sets of mixed-up numerals to arrange from smallest to largest, with space to write each set in order. Children practise recognizing numerals, comparing ... Read more