Number Practice Printables {BUNDLE pack}

These number practice printables can be used as a fun way to incorporate teaching numbers 0-20 and 21-50 in your classroom. They’re great for early kindergarten math and more advanced preschool students. These printables combine learning and fine motor skills. This bundle pack includes Number Practice Printables {0-20} and Number Practice Printables {21-50}.

In this bundle you will find:
Number Practice Printables for each number 0-20
Students will:

• Learn a poem for correct number formation for the numbers 0-10
• Trace and write the number
• Show the number in a tens frame
• Color the number word
• Find the number
• Color the correct amount of cubes
• Hop to the correct number
• Solve a number equation
• Write a sentence using the number word
• Draw a picture to match
• Color the correct amount of stars
• Decompose the number by tens and ones

**Please note- The numbers five and fifteen have two versions, depending on whether you teach your students to write the number five starting with the horizontal or vertical line.**

This download also includes CUSTOMIZABLE practice pages for you to add in your own number poems. You will need PowerPoint in order to edit these pages.

Additional printables included:

• Color, Count, Cut & Glue numbers 1-10
• Count & Dab numbers 1-10
• Trace, Count & Glue numbers 1-10
• Fill it in- ten frames numbers 1-20
• Color, Count, & Write numbers 11-20
• Count & Color numbers 11-20

Number Practice Printables for each number 21-50
Students will:

• Trace and write the number
• Show the number in a tens frame
• Color the number word {for numbers 21-40}
• Find the number using crayon, marker, or highlighter
• Color the correct amount of cubes
• Hop to the correct number on the number line
• Decompose the number by tens and ones
• Color the correct amount of base ten blocks
• Represent the number by drawing sticks for tens and circles for ones

Each number has a starting dot to help remind students of where to begin when writing the number. This has truly helped with number formation for my students.

**I included two version for any number that includes a five, depending on whether you teach your students to write the number five starting with the horizontal or vertical line.**

These activities meet CCSS:
K.CC.A.1: Know number names and sequence. Can count to 100 by 1s.
K.CC.A.3 Write numbers from 0 to 20. Represent a number of objects with a written numeral 0-20 (with 0 representing a count of no objects).
K.CC.B.4 Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.
K.NBT.1 Compose and Decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into tens and ones.