Learning to write numbers is one of several preliminary stages that prepare you to play in the world of mathematics. First we learn the meaning of numbers, then we learn to recognize numbers, we learn to write them, and in the meantime we also learn to use them: add, subtract, multiply and divide. After that, it's time for the rest.
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Teaching aids - numbers for children
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Learning to write numbers – large font
Below you will find worksheets for learning to write numbers in large font. These are numbers prepared for learning handwriting, not simplified.
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Numbers - coloring pages
Simple coloring pages with numbers in geometric patterns -
Learning to write numbers for kids from 0 to 10
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Numbers for tracing and coloring
Contour shapes of numbers for tracing along their outline and free coloring
Learning to write numbers
Why is it so important to write numbers legibly
The worksheets we created for learning to write numbers can help kids master the skills of legible writing. Knowing our children's problems when doing math tasks, especially on tests, is a very important skill when learning at school. One wrongly written and read digit is enough to make the result of the whole task wrong. Even with the right way of thinking and logical execution of actions, the final effect can be simply bad. It's a shame about those cut points for such a trivial reason.
The same goes for writing numbers outside of school. An incorrectly entered account number means a transfer made to the wrong person. Incorrectly stored phone number prevents contact. Perhaps less often today we record such data by hand, but it still happens.
However, the calculation of the household budget or expenses for a specific purpose is often done manually on a piece of paper. This is why legible handwriting is so important.
Learning to write numbers worksheets
Both for my children and, consequently, for you and your kids, I have prepared various types of printable math sheets with numbers. These are simple sheets showing numbers and their meanings, as well as worksheets for tracing numbers, and practicing the already learned numbers on your own.
Depending on the kids' motor skills, you can choose between sets using handwriting and simplified writing. There are exercises in writing numbers in a large ruling, regular, as well as huge shapes of numbers to follow with your finger. Here you will find worksheets for preschoolers, kindergarteners, as well as math tasks for grades 1 or 2.
Before you start writing
However, it is worth remembering that learning to write numbers should be introduced only when the child has properly developed fine motor skills and the grip of a pen or crayons, as well as hand-eye coordination. If a child still has problems with these elements, he may become discouraged from learning to write. Sometimes it's better to go back to the basics, take a step back to get better results. For exercises, you can use art games or tracing pictures to return to learning to write numbers after some time.
Latest free printable math worksheets for kids
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Number 7 – coloring page with triangles
In today’s entry you will find a new coloring page with the number 7 to print.
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Number 8 – coloring page with dots
A coloring page with the number 8 is an idea for a consolidation exercise when learning numbers.
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Number 9 for tracing and coloring
The last number for kids in this series of worksheets is the number 9, prepared as an outline template to be traced and colored.
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Number 8 for tracing and coloring
In this exercise, the main element is the number 8 drawn in outline. The children’s task is to trace its outline and color it.
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Number 7 for tracing and coloring
In this exercise, I offer you the outline number 7 as a template for tracing and coloring.
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Number 6 for tracing and coloring
Another number for kids prepared for tracing contours and coloring the template is the number 6.
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Number 5 for tracing and coloring
The next version of numbers for tracing and coloring includes a contour-drawn number 5.
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Number 4 for tracing and coloring
The next number to draw along the outline is the number 4.
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Number 3 for tracing and coloring
Another template for learning numbers by tracing and coloring is the number 3 template.
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Number 2 for tracing and coloring
Here I present another worksheet with a contour drawing of the number 2 for tracing and coloring.
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Number 1 for tracing and coloring
Today’s worksheet is a proposal for the outline of the number 1 for tracing and coloring.
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Number 0 for tracing and coloring
When preparing coloring pages with numbers for kids, I thought it would be worth preparing a version of the numbers for tracing. Today I am sharing a simple worksheet with the number 0.
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Learning to write numbers for kids from 0 to 10
I propose an exercise in writing down digits from 0 to 9, and the number 10.
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Learning to write number 0 – large font
We move on to the next number in the learning to write set. This time it’s the number 0.
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Learning to write number 9 – large font
Today I am publishing the last in a series of worksheets for learning how to write the number 9.