Number Tracing Worksheets✏️

Free Number Tracing Worksheets for Students

Are you in need of some fun and engaging Number Tracing Worksheets to help your child or students in Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and beyond with learning how to read and write numbers?

This page hosts a collection of free Number Tracing Worksheets for the numbers zero through twenty. Each worksheet is available as an easy-to-print PDF file that you can easily download and share however you may need.

You can quickly and easily download any of our Number Tracing Worksheets by clicking the blue text links below the worksheet preview image boxes further down below. Once you click the blue text link, the preview window will appear, and you will have the option to download the worksheet as a PDF file and save it to your computer or to send it to your printer.

Also, if your students need additional resources to help them with topics including finger counting, counting to 100, and matching numbers with words, continue down to the second half of this guide, where we share more useful math resources that you can share with your child at home or with your students in your elementary classroom.

All of the Number Tracing Worksheets on this page are samples from the Mashup Math Infinite Worksheet Library. If you find any of the number tracing worksheets or any other resources on this page useful, check it out for more awesome elementary math resources.

Number Tracing Worksheets

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Number Tracing and Counting Tips

Getting your elementary students (typically in Pre-K and Kindergarten) off to a strong start with learning and understanding math begins with simple skills like number tracing and counting. These crucial mathematical skills are the first step on a child’s journey to developing number sense and excelling in higher levels of math.

While there are many number tracing worksheets and activities available online, they are not all created equally. It is important to find and use number tracing worksheets that are fun and engaging for young students in order to spark their interest and making learning their numbers a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Once students have learned the numbers from zero to twenty and how to write them (this typically starts with number tracing and then writing the numbers without the support of the dotted lines), you can move onto using hands-on materials such as blocks or marbles to help students develop a more tactile understanding of numbers and what they represent.

It is important to note that, when it comes to number tracing, that practice and repetition is key. By giving your child or student plenty of opportunities to write the numbers over and over again will firmly cement his understanding of numbers, which will ultimately help him learn how to count and eventually perform operations on numbers.

While there are many approaches to practicing number tracing, we recommend that you have your child or student spend around 10-20 minutes practicing number tracing every day until they can consistently and comfortably write each number on their own.

Again, the aim of using fun and engaging number tracing worksheets to help young students learn how to write numbers is to start them off on the right foot and to develop a positive attitude towards learning math. By following this simple advice, you are supporting your children or students in learning how to understand numbers and how to count, which is an important life skill that every person must learn.