Writing Numbers 0-10

Counting Numbers 1-10

Identifying Numbers 0-10

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 Writing Numbers 0-10 worksheets

Get into the spirit of holiday by practicing Christmas addition! Santa need help count the hats and gifts. How many are there?

Christmas Addition Practice 2

This picture addition worksheet is a fun and engaging way for children to practice their addition skills while also enjoying the excitement of a race-themed activity. The worksheet features a series of vehicles, each accompanied by a number that represents the total number of vehicles in the picture.

Addition for Kids

This holiday-themed worksheet is designed for children to practice simple addition. Students count the number of pictures of roasted turkeys, dessert cups, and gravy boats, and then write the total in the space provided.

Thanksgiving Math: Simple Addition #1

Delicious apples are dropping from the apple trees, and someone is enjoying them as a snack. This worksheet prompts children to count the number of fallen apples, then count the ones that have been eaten. They can then perform subtraction to determine how many apples are remaining. This activity provides an opportunity to practice vertical subtraction with single-digit numbers.

Subtraction: Falling Apples

This worksheet challenges children to count the number of each kind of bug and circle the groups that have ten bugs in them.

Learning to Count the Number 10

Writing numbers requires practice! This worksheet provides an opportunity for your student to do just that, allowing them to switch things up as they write out the first ten numbers.

Writing Numbers Many Ways

Get into the spirit of spring by practicing Easter addition! This collection of picture equations offers a wonderful visual introduction to addition. Children can transition from counting to arithmetic while celebrating the holiday season.

Easter Addition Practice

Let's start counting insects! Your child can enhance their counting abilities up to five with the backyard bugs they already know. Encourage them to go outside and find more bugs to count, if they wish to do so!

Count the Insects 4

This straightforward worksheet presents a counting and writing exercise for your child to complete. They are prompted to count the number of toys in each group and write down the corresponding number. Additionally, they can color in the pictures for extra enjoyment. This activity provides an opportunity for your child to practice their counting and writing skills.

Toy Time Counting

Numbers from 1 to 30

This math worksheet focuses on counting and adding flowers, emphasizing the idea that there can never be too many flowers. By engaging in this activity, your kindergartener can improve their math skills while enjoying the process of counting and adding flowers. This worksheet can help them build a strong foundation in math, so they can worry about real flowers in the spring.

Flower Addition

Learn the A-B-C by counting 1-2-3 with this enjoyable dot-to-dot activity focused on the letter A. Students practice ordering numbers from 1 to 10 as they connect the dots to form the letter A. Specifically designed for young learners, like kindergarteners, this worksheet is part of a comprehensive set of 26 activities, each corresponding to a letter of the alphabet. Through this exercise, students will develop skills in identifying and sequencing numbers, enhance their fine motor abilities by connecting the dots, and reinforce their recognition of both uppercase and lowercase letters in the alphabet. It's a multi-faceted and engaging way to support their early learning journey.

Connect the Dot Letters

Traffic cones are piling up! Children will count the number of traffic cones in each group and write the corresponding number on the dotted lines. This exercise will improve both basic math skills and handwriting abilities.

Count the Cones

Your child is intelligent and will surely appreciate the vibrant lights on this worksheet. Although all the light bulbs have numbers on them, children will only color the bulbs with the number 19 and then count them. This activity provides practice in recognizing and writing whole numbers, as well as counting skills.

Number 19 Coloring Page

Learning about shapes can be difficult, but this worksheet turns it into a fun activity! Encourage your child to identify all the rectangles in these colorful images. This exercise will improve their observation skills and help them become more familiar with shapes. For more enjoyable shape practice, explore the other worksheets in the Find the Shape series.

Find the Shape: Rectangles

This colorful worksheet teaches preschoolers all about the number seven through a range of activities that support counting, writing, and identification.