These engaging and visually appealing worksheets are designed to help early learners develop number recognition, counting skills, and fine motor control. Each page focuses on a single number from 1 to 10, providing a structured and interactive way for children to practice their numeracy skills.

How to Complete:

1. Trace the Large Number: Students begin by tracing the large, bold number at the top of the worksheet to become familiar with its shape.
2. Counting Objects: Count the objects that correspond to the number on the page to strengthen one-to-one correspondence.
3. Follow the Dotted Numbers: The dotted numbers in rows allow students to trace the number repeatedly, reinforcing number formation and hand control.
4. Ten-Frame Practice: Students use the ten-frame at the bottom of the worksheet to visualise the number, shading squares to represent it.

Additional Tips:

1. Encourage students to verbalise the number while tracing to build connections between written and spoken numbers.
2. Pop the worksheets in write and wipe sleeves for repeated use with dry-erase markers.

Extension Ideas:

1. Hands-On Matching: Pair the worksheets with manipulatives such as counters, blocks, or physical objects to represent the number in different ways.
2. Number Writing Challenge: Have students write the number independently on the back of the worksheet after completing the tracing activities.
3. Sequence Practice: Mix the completed worksheets and have students reorder them from 1 to 10.
4. Addition and Subtraction: For advanced learners, use the ten-frame to introduce simple addition or subtraction concepts.

These worksheets are perfect for supporting early numeracy development.