Numbers 1–20: Trace & Count
Trace every numeral, count the dots, learn number words
Overview
From wobbly lines to confident numerals.
Each number gets a full page: a giant traceable numeral, a count-the-dots activity and the number word to trace.
Builds number formation, counting to 20 and one-to-one correspondence — core EYFS maths.
Is this the right pack for your child?
For 3–6 year olds who can count out loud but write their numerals wobbly or backwards — the classic 'I can say twenty but my 3 looks like an E' stage. If they already write 1–20 neatly, move on to Simple Addition to 10.
Torn between packs? already writes 1–20 neatly? Time for first sums.
What's inside
- A full page for every number from 1 to 20
- Giant traceable numeral plus a count-the-dots activity on each page
- The number word to trace underneath every numeral
- Builds number formation, counting to 20 and one-to-one correspondence
How to use this pack at home
- Count the dots out loud together before tracing — the number has to mean something first.
- Learn the rhymes for tricky numerals ('around the tree, around the tree, that's the way to make a 3').
- Five numbers a week is a good pace; revisit the wobbly ones.
- Spot numbers in the wild — house numbers, bus numbers — and read them together.
Details
File details
21-page print-ready A4 PDF. Prints best on regular A4 paper from any home printer.
Licence
Unlimited personal and classroom printing is included. Please don't resell or redistribute the files.
Download & printing
Click Download Free and the PDF downloads straight away — no sign-up needed. Print at home or at a print shop — laminate favourites for reuse with dry-wipe pens.
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