Free Number Writing Practice 0 to 20 for Preschool and Kindergarten

If you're anything like me, you want number practice that keeps little hands busy and does not take your whole planning period to prep. This is the freebie teachers download from my store more than any other, and it is yours to grab today.

What is in this free number writing practice?

Each page takes 1 number from 0 to 20 and has students:

• Trace it with a pencil to build correct formation
• Stamp it with number stamps or a bingo dauber
• Write it on their own
• Cut and paste the matching number pieces

That is pencil skills, scissor skills and number recognition on 1 page. It lines up with K.CC.A.3, writing numbers from 0 to 20.

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4 easy ways to use it in your classroom

1. Morning work. One number a day as students walk in. A teacher shared: "This was perfect for morning work/review as students came into school."
2. Math centers. Put out stamps and a basket of pages. Another teacher said: "Students enjoy stamping the numbers."
3. Beginning of year check. Give a few pages in the first weeks to see who can form which numbers.
4. Laminate and reuse. I laminated mine and put velcro dots on the cut pieces for my word work area, so they last all year.

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Tip for your youngest writers

Start with 0 to 10 and save 11 to 20 for later in the year. If you want an even gentler start, I also have free number formation pages for 0 to 10.

Ready for more?

When your students are flying through numbers, these pick up right where the freebie leaves off:

• Capital, Lowercase Letters and Numbers Bundle: Trace, Stamp, Write, Paste: the same trace, stamp, write routine for every letter and number
• Number Tracing and Formation Worksheets 0 to 20
• Numbers 0 to 20 Printable Books
• Fine Motor Skills Practice: Pencil Grip and Scissor Skills

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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers