Welcome to the home of every number worksheet on Bunny Worksheets. This page gathers our free printable number worksheets for the numbers 0 to 20 in one place, so you can start from any number your child is learning and find every practice page for it in one click.
Every number has its own hub page with four worksheets, a tracing page with a stroke guide and six practice rows, a formation page that teaches every stroke in order, a dot marker page built from dabbing circles, and a five activity page with counting, colouring, tracing, writing and circling games. That makes 84 number worksheets in all, and every one of them is a free PDF with no sign-up. For the thinking behind these sets, our guide to building number sense explains how counting, tracing and writing fit together.
Number Worksheet Sets
Are these number worksheets really free?
Yes. Every number worksheet on this page is free to download and print, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many you print for your child or your classroom.
Which numbers are included?
The collection covers every number from 0 to 20. Each number has its own hub page with four worksheets, one for tracing, one for formation, one for dot markers and one five activity page, so there are 84 number worksheets in total.
What ages are these number worksheets for?
They are made for preschool and kindergarten children, roughly ages three to six, who are learning to recognise, count, trace and write the numbers 0 to 20.
What is the difference between the four worksheet sets?
The number tracing worksheets teach how each number is formed with a stroke guide and rows of dotted numbers to trace. The number formation worksheets draw each number as one giant tracing track with numbered steps and direction arrows. The dot marker number worksheets build each number from empty circles for dabbing and counting. The number activity worksheets put five short activities for one number on a single page.
What do we need to print and use them?
A printer and plain paper are enough for the tracing and activity pages. The dot marker pages are made for dot markers or bingo daubers, and crayons or stickers work well too.
In what order should my child work through the numbers?
Most children enjoy working in number order, starting at 0 and moving up. Begin with the tracing page for a new number, then try the dot marker page, and finish with the activity page when the number feels familiar.
Looking for even more practice? Browse all of our worksheet bundles for letters, shapes and fine motor fun, or head to the math worksheets collection for every number set in one archive.