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Number Writing Practice Sheet (Free Printable)

I have a couple of little ones who are really good at math, but not so good at penmanship . Although they know the correct answer to an arithmetic problem, they often write it backwards.

So I designed this numeral writing printable to give them some extra practice.

Number Writing Practice Sheet | free printable from flandersfamily.info

If number reversals are a problem at your house, try printing out several copies to use with your young students. You can require them to do the whole page, or just the numerals that give them the most trouble.

And if they need a little extra practice (on either numbers or letters), try one or more of the following activities:

Be patient. Correct their mistakes gently and lovingly . Give them lots of opportunities to practice.

If you know of any other helpful tricks to teach the proper orientation of digits 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 9, be sure to share them below . My kids are always happy to try something new.

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August 3, 2021 at 1:07 pm

I love love this.

August 4, 2021 at 9:13 pm

I’m so glad, Lidia. I hope your kids love it, too!

February 8, 2021 at 3:33 am

Thank you so much! Needed this for homeschool during lockdown as school want us to practice number formation but without any resources to help… And btw we love Jesus too!! Have a lovely day xx

February 10, 2021 at 6:33 am

So happy to be able to help — especially another sister in Christ!

January 29, 2020 at 2:53 am

First off, thank you!

I was simply looking for a good traceable number worksheet (with all of the numbers) and after finding two “free” ones that weren’t free if you actually wanted to print them (!), I found your worksheet. Because of that, I found your blog. Within 10 seconds I’d bookmarked it. 12 kids! Wow! But what’s so incredible is your willingness to share what you’ve learned, things you’ve created, and basically your life with the world without expecting something in return. That’s amazing.

Oh, and definitely listing loving Jesus FIRST speaks volumes…. Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you and tell you how much I appreciate your blog!

February 1, 2020 at 4:06 am

What a delight it was to find your sweet message in my inbox this morning, Jeanni. Thank you for those thoughtful words of encouragement.

March 17, 2019 at 1:26 pm

Thank you, i was feeling as if my child is the only one. This is very helpful and encouraging because i feel at least there is some assistance i can offer. God bless you.

March 17, 2019 at 5:11 pm

You’re so welcome. Very rarely are the struggles we experience with our children unique to only us. It was always encouraging to me, too, to see families whose children were older successfully come through problems we were presently experiencing, because it gave me hope that our struggles were “overcome-able.” 🙂

April 6, 2017 at 2:10 am

Thank you very much for sharing!

April 6, 2017 at 7:18 am

You’re welcome, Elena!

November 15, 2016 at 12:54 pm

Thank you SO much for making this available for free! This is exactly what I have been looking for!

March 4, 2016 at 7:19 am

The number tracing is wonderful!! I teach PreK and I have had a hard time finding a tracing page that has the correct formation that I teach! Lovely! Thanks!

March 4, 2016 at 7:21 am

So glad to be of service, Melissa. Hope your PreK students enjoy it. 🙂

February 6, 2016 at 12:51 am

Downloaded with thanks! 🙂

July 28, 2015 at 3:04 am

Hi Jennifer, I’m printing this out from a Children’s Home in the Philippines! Thanks for sharing. and 12 kids! You guys are amazing!

July 28, 2015 at 6:32 am

So glad you could use it. We serve an amazing God!

May 11, 2015 at 6:19 am

thx for the pdf very helpful

May 12, 2015 at 5:55 am

You’re very welcome, Tahira. So glad you can use it!

April 29, 2014 at 3:50 pm

Thank you this is awesome and very helpful!

August 3, 2013 at 6:00 pm

That was quick, thank you very much 🙂

August 3, 2013 at 11:24 am

How do I print this out 🙂 Thanks.

August 3, 2013 at 2:56 pm

Oops! I forgot to attach the PDF file. So sorry! You can now click on either the image or the text link , then save and print the PDF from your computer. Thanks for the heads up. I appreciate your letting me know about the oversight. Blessings!

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Counting To Ten With Ten Black Dots – Number Practice Sheets for Preschoolers

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Don’t miss out on these number practice sheets for preschool learners. They’re an easy way to tie in reading and counting!

Fun counting activities for preschool kids based on the color word book Ten Black Dots. Use the book to practice counting to ten . Then continue counting with numbered snacks, songs, and learning activities . Includes FREE printable counting mats that are the perfect number practice sheets.

Number Practice Sheets for Preschoolers

You’re going to love this simple preschool learning activity. It’s a lot of fun to watch your child learn and grow and this preschool activity is so great for building their confidence as well.

I love cute books that include counting in the text. Ten Black Dots is a favorite. Children can count from one to ten with easy rhymes and brightly colored pictures.

The book starts by asking the reader to imagine what they might do with ten black dots? And then answers the question beautifully with rhyming text and bright colorful pictures. Three dots can make a snowman’s face or beads for stringing on a lace. Seven dots can make the spots on a snake or stones turned up by a garden rake. In the book, the large black dots transform into different objects as you turn the page. The fun starts with one black moon and finishes with ten black balloons.

Counting to ten has never been more fun!

This is a very easy book to read. Younger children seem to enjoy the simple text and brightly colored pictures. It is a really good book for wriggly preschoolers as you can turn each page quickly. Ten Black Dots manages to combine counting and imagination in a very creative way. You can expect your kids to request this book repeatedly.

My kids and I loved to read this book and we did so quite often! We’re big fans of combining different ways to learn and read so we love to partner up number practice sheets as well.

Counting To Ten Counting Mats for Preschoolers

AS YOU READ THE STORY

Stop at each picture and count the black dots. Then ask,

AFTER THE STORY

Give your child ten black dots. You might use

Read the story again and invite your child to place their dots over the dots in the pictures. Of course, you will count as you go.

Enjoy some fingerplays and songs that you can use with your number practice sheets:

Childhood 101 has a nice selection of counting rhymes . My favorite is

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Once I Caught a Fish Alive

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Once I caught a fish alive, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Then I let it go again. Why did you let it go? Because it bit my finger so. Which finger did it bite? This little finger on my right.

Enjoy some more Counting books

Have a counting snack

Find some snacks that are easy to count. These would include

Say, “Let’s eat six goldfish.” Count them out together and enjoy the snack. Follow this up with another numbered instruction, “Now let’s eat four slices of banana.” Invite your child to take a turn choosing the number of bites. (it’s a great way to get them to eat something healthy, too!)

Alternately, make Ants on a Log and vary the number of ants for each log. If your child is helping, you can have them count out the raisins. Kids love to help in the kitchen so this is a great family activity.

COUNTING TO TEN WITH NUMBER PRACTICE MATS

Naturally, we need to have a fun counting activity to go with this book. We’ve made a set of free counting mats to help your child practice counting from one to ten.

These number practice sheets include a lot of learning, but they are still fun to play with. The mats will help your child with counting, 1:1 correspondence, and number recognition.

Supplies Needed

Black dots try pom poms, black buttons, or punched circles.

If you want to use the mats more than once, pop them into dry-erase sleeves and invite your kids to use dry erase markers .

Instructions to start using these Number Practice Sheets

Give your child a pile of dots. Then show them how to use the mats.

MATH TIP FOR PARENTS OF PRESCHOOLERS

Numbers are symbols that represent specific quantities. This means that numbers are an abstract concept. Your preschooler is a concrete thinker right now, so numbers are a difficult thing for them to grasp. Placing dots on the ten frame helps the children start to visualize and experience each number.

Don’t worry if your preschool child doesn’t seem to really understand numbers. It is that concrete thinking brain of theirs. They probably won’t grasp the whole idea of numbers until they have been in school a while.

At this stage, you are just building pathways in the brain. It takes children’s LOTS of practice to make the connection between the symbol and the quantity. It will click as their brain matures and they can start to grasp abstract concepts and symbols.

Some of our favorite math activities include Unifix Cubes For Preschool Math as well as Ladybug Playdoh Math Counting Mats .

I would encourage you to keep counting activities light and fun. Pressuring children to do the math before their brains are ready can cause unnecessary stress. We don’t want to put our kids off math for life.

Other Ideas for using the mats

When you have finished the mat, ask your child to go find the same number of objects. For example:

Lay the objects in groups around the mat and say, “Look! We have 1,2,3,4,5,6 cars and 1,2,3,4,5,6 blocks and 1,2,3,4,5,6 crayons.”

Count slowly and invite your child to count along with you.

MORE COUNTING ACTIVITIES

What counting activities have you tried? What kinds of activities do your children enjoy?

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Number Formation Practice Sheets

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It’s so exciting to watch a child learn to write! Just like reading, writing takes time and practice. It’s not a skill that’s developed overnight. Children have to practice fine motor skills to build up hand strength, learn how to hold a writing utensil, and learn the formation of letters and numbers. In my experience, older preschoolers or kindergarteners are at a good stage for learning to write.

I love using my number rhymes to teach how to write numbers! I’ve written rhymes for numbers 0-10 and numbers 11-20 . Today I’m sharing with you free printable sheets for children to practice writing these numbers.

I created the number rhymes printable posters a while ago, but I knew something was missing. The posters are great for displaying around the classroom or using to trace with a finger or writing utensil, but I wanted some sheets for children to practicing writing numbers. That is exactly why I created these printables for you all!

I am not a big fan of only doing paper and pencil worksheets to practice writing. Once a child is old enough and is strong in fine motor skills, I recommend learning to write with a pencil.

My almost 4-year-old and almost 7-year-old tried the sheets out for me! My youngest has never written numbers, so this was all new to him! I put the paper in a plastic sleeve and gave him a dry erase marker. This makes writing a lot easier for a beginning writer.

As you can see, he isn’t holding the utensil the proper way, but he will get there! He was SO exited to hear the rhymes and learn how to write letters! Every time he saw the red dot, he knew that was where he needed to start writing the number.

We have a lot of work to do, but at least he was excited to try!

My older son had no problem forming the numbers, but it was still good practice for him!

If you’d like to use this free printable, you can download it right here –> Number Rhymes Printable Sheets

Let me know how you plan to use them! Happy learning!

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Dual Brush Pen Lettering Practice Worksheets

Start learning hand lettering today with our free Dual Brush Pen letter tracing practice worksheets. This downloadable PDF includes practice strokes, lowercase and uppercase letters, along with a blank practice worksheet to help you achieve hand lettering with the Tombow Dual Brush Pens.

Interested in learning more about hand lettering? Our Design Team has you covered! The Tombow USA Blog is the perfect place to learn more about lettering projects and get inspired. Check out 5 Tips to Lettering with Tombow Dual Brush Pens on the blog for more tips and inspiring ways to use the Dual Brush Pens.

We recommend using smooth surface art papers to achieve the best results with the Dual Brush Pens. Typically the following papers will work well with this pen: marker paper, tracing paper, smooth mix media paper, vellum, and HP Premium32 laserjet paper.

Check out all 108 colors of the Dual Brush Pens for use with these downloadable worksheets!

Small Brush Pen Lettering: Numbers Practice Sheets

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Small Brush Pen Lettering: Numbers Practice Sheets. This post is part of the 30 Days of Small Brush Pen Lettering Practice Sheets series. I’m posting a new free Brush Lettering Practice Sheet every day for thirty days!

Numbers Worksheets for Small Brush Pens. Download these free hand lettering practice sheets and practice writing numbers

This post is part of the 30 Days of Small Brush Pen Lettering Practice Sheets series. I’m posting a new, free Brush Lettering Practice Sheet every day for thirty days!

You see brush lettering everywhere. On Pinterest, Instagram, in the grocery store, the billboard, and in magazines.

The gorgeous, cursive lettering in the form of printables, wall art, letters, labels, and advertisements and it makes you drool and think that there’s no way you could ever do that yourself.

But you’re wrong.

Brush lettering is an extremely easy form of art and anyone can do it. If you have paper and a pen and know how to hold it, you can learn brush lettering and it may even become your new favorite hobby!

You don’t even need any fancy pens or tools to get started. Whatever you have in your home will do just fine.

So if you’re looking for a place to start your journey with brush lettering, then you’ve come to the right place!

In this post, you can download the 28th practice sheet in this 30-day series – Numbers!

Remember, practice is the only way to make progress. So make sure to join this challenge and complete one worksheet every day!

The secret to mastering brush lettering is to practice!

The more you do it, the better you get at it! So stop hesitating and put your pen to the paper and just get started!

The more you practice and repeat writing the same words, letters or numbers over and over again, your own unique style will become more distinct and your writing will begin to sink into the muscle memory of your hands.

So if you want to improve your brush lettering, join this challenge and commit to practice brush lettering for a couple of minutes every day for a whole month.

By taking part in this challenge, you’ll see significant improvements to your lettering over the month, but above all, you’ll get to spend some time every day, just by yourself, doing something fun!

What You Need to Get Started:

Printer paper: HP Premium Choice LaserJet

For this printable, you just need to download the PDF printable below, print it out on Brush Pen friendly paper (i.e. HP Premium Choice Laser Jet Paper ) and start lettering!

You can either letter directly on top of it or grab a piece of tracing paper and go over it as many times as you like.

You can find all the tools I use and recommend for brush lettering on my resource page here.

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Download the Practice Sheet

To use the practice sheet, just click the download button, print, and start practice!

Try not to focus on making your strokes perfectly match the ones on the worksheets. Focus more on trying to create thin upstrokes and thick downstrokes!

Terms of use: These printables are for personal use only and are ©2018 Awesome Alice. You may not alter them or redistribute them for monetary gain. You may share these free worksheets only by using the link to this original blog post on awesomealice.com or use a single image with a brief description to link back to this post. Thank you!

Do You Want to Download All Practice Sheets at Once?

Now that the challenge is over, you have the option to download all practice sheets at once. The cost is just $5 (which is just like getting one cup of coffee at Starbucks).

The 40-page includes 4 bonus sheets that aren’t available anywhere on the blog and some beginner hand lettering tips.

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To ensure you get the most out of your practice time, here are a few tips that can improve your lettering immediately:

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Number Writing Practice Sheets For Kindergarten

Find the download option for Number writing practice sheets for kindergarten at the bottom of this article.

Preschooling sets the foundation for learning the basics in school and beyond.

Children will start to learn simple mathematical basics like counting and tracing the numbers under 10 in a lot of fascinating ways.

Number writing practice sheets for kindergarten is one of the best ways to get started with.

In preschool, children will learn numbers through legos, small objects, or pictures because teaching with visual aids grabs more interest in kids to learn it quickly.

Along with that, Number practice sheets for kindergarten with pictures encourage kids to perform better at math.

Here are some math worksheets for kids

These number writing practice worksheets for kindergarten are ideal for preschoolers and jk kids to start their journey in math.

Children will enjoy counting the pictures and can also color them, which adds more fun to math practice.

Practicing numbers in words also help them to improve their English skills.

Along with number writing, practice kids can also assess their skills by identifying and coloring the pictures with the given number.

Download the Number writing practice sheets for kindergarten

Tracing numbers help kids to improve their math skills along with handwriting skills at the same time.

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Number Writing Practice Sheet (Free Printable)
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