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Number Tracing Worksheets 1 to 20 (Free Printable PDF)

This free set has one page for every number from 1 to 20. On each page your child traces the big number, colours the same number of shapes, traces the number a row at a time, and then traces the number word. That links three things children often learn separately: how a number looks, how many it means, and how it is spelled.

Best for
Nursery to UKG (age 3 to 6)
Skill
Writing numbers 1 to 20 and matching each number to a quantity
What you get
20 pages, 1 PDF, A4, black and white
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How to use these worksheets

  1. Go in order. Numbers 1 to 10 first, then 11 to 20 once your child is confident.
  2. Before tracing, ask your child to run a finger over the big dotted number, starting at the top.
  3. Watch where they start each number. Starting at the top is the habit that makes neat writing later.
  4. Count the shapes together before colouring. Colouring the right number of shapes is the real check.
  5. Leave the number word for last. Tracing "fourteen" is hard work for small hands, so it is fine to skip it at first.

Common problems, and what helps

Numbers written backwards

Very normal before age 6 or 7, especially 2, 3, 5, 7 and 9. Keep tracing; it fades with practice.

Mixing up 12 and 21

Say the teen numbers slowly together: one-two is twelve, two-one is twenty-one. Pointing at each digit helps.

Tired hands

Stop after one row. A short page done carefully beats a full page done in a rush.

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Questions parents ask

At what age should a child trace numbers?

Most children are ready to trace numbers around age 3 or 4, and to write 1 to 20 on their own by the end of UKG.

Why do these worksheets have number words?

Number words (one, two, three) are taught in most Indian schools from UKG. Tracing them early makes them familiar.

Can I print just one number?

Yes. The PDF has one number per page, so print only the pages you need.

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