Free Printable Number Recognition Worksheets 1-20 [PDF]

Last Updated on July 19, 2024 by Editorial Team

Kids’ ability to recognize, visualize as well as name the very basic numerals is analyzed in terms of his/her number recognition skills. Number recognition skills are required to be well imbibed in young learners as for them to take on advanced concepts later in academics. It doesn’t take much energy and time if the right methods are employed. One such method is to practice through worksheets.

Building of any concept is incomplete without practice. Worksheets provide practice that ultimately builds fluency in beginner concepts, such as number-recognition. The varying levels of difficulty in worksheets help assess the progress and to build a sense of challenge. Worksheets based on various topics build flexible thinking and allow early learners to grasp the concepts of different kinds.

The nature of the worksheet may differ according to the level of study for which these are used. These can comprise of problems related to counting, sorting, orienting, number hunting, and solving math operations, depending on the depth required for building number recognition skills.

The role of worksheets in building number recognition can be summed up as follows:

1. Help building connection between the concepts
2. Offer a pretext for applying the concepts learned
3. Promote systematic learning with the help of gradual progression
4. Teach about various approaches to use for building number recognition
5. Acquaintance with the topic by concept interaction

In the view of its importance in developing number recognition skills in little learners, NumberDyslexia made some worksheets for kindergarteners and early learners to test their skills in the range of 1-20. These are absolutely free and available in printable pdf form as provided below.

Number recognition workbook: An engaging learning resource for kids

The worksheets offered in the previous section are great for testing number recognition skills in children. But if you want them to practice recognizing each number individually, you need a resource that covers them all.

Our number recognition workbook is one such learning resource that focuses on improving a child’s individual number recognition skills. Available as a free, downloadable PDF, the workbook covers numbers 1 to 20, with each worksheet focusing on a single number. Recognizing one number at a time dispels confusion, allows kids to concentrate better, and makes number identification manageable for new learners.

The workbook enhances the numerical literacy of children and encourages them to practice visual discrimination as they try to find the targeted number out of all the numbers printed on the sheet. It also develops their fine motor skills, while kids use their hands and fingers muscles to color the correct number.

Want to download the number recognition workbook for free? Click on the link below.

Final Thoughts

Number recognition worksheets are great tools to help kids learn and identify numbers. The activity can be set up quickly for the kids to work on and may not require a lot of instruction time once the kids master recognizing skills.

These worksheets improve a child’s memory and encourage them to recall and recognize their numbers quickly and correctly. This enhances their numerical knowledge and imparts them with the ability to learn and comprehend advanced mathematical concepts like addition and subtraction in the future. All with ease and great confidence!

Manpreet Singh

An engineer, Maths expert, Online Tutor and animal rights activist. In more than 5+ years of my online teaching experience, I closely worked with many students struggling with dyscalculia and dyslexia. With the years passing, I learned that not much effort being put into the awareness of this learning disorder. Students with dyscalculia often misunderstood for having  just a simple math fear. This is still an underresearched and understudied subject. I am also the founder of Smartynote -‘The notepad app for dyslexia’, 

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