About this worksheet
Number formation is taught much like letters: start at the top and keep the pencil moving. Reversals (a backwards 3 or 7) are normal in pre-K and kindergarten and fade with practice.
Make number tracing worksheets for 0 to 9, 1 to 10, 11 to 20 or 1 to 20. Each row repeats one number in gray or dotted lines for children to trace.
Trace each number. Say it out loud as you write it.
Number formation is taught much like letters: start at the top and keep the pencil moving. Reversals (a backwards 3 or 7) are normal in pre-K and kindergarten and fade with practice.
Count objects on the table that match each row’s number before tracing it.
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