Tracing worksheet · Mathematics
Trace numbers 6 to 10: stretch · Pre-K
Trace numbers 6 to 10 on handwriting lines, then write them on your own.
- Pre-K · ages 4 to 5
- Hard
- 15 to 20 minutes
- 1 page
- Free
Goes with the game Number Train.
What your child traces
Directions: Trace each gray number, then try one on your own.
What your child practices
Your child practices the math skill “Count objects to 5”: count up to five objects and say how many.
- Grades and ages
- Pre-K, ages 4 to 5
- Time
- About 15 to 20 minutes
- Subject
- Mathematics
- Level
- Hard for Pre-K
- Answer key
- No
- Printing
- 1 page, US Letter or A4, low-ink option
- Updated
How to use it
Show where each stroke starts and which way it goes before tracing. Trace slowly with a pencil, then try a few freehand on scrap paper. It is one of the harder sheets for Pre-K, best once the basics of the skill are secure.
There is no separate answer key; talk through the answers together when it is done.
Tip for grown-ups: Watch where each stroke starts; the starting point matters more than neatness.
Done on paper? A grown-up can record it on the child's page in PlayOwl; downloading alone doesn't count as finished.
Mathematics · Pre-K
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