Number 1 Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 22 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs
The number 1
How to write 1
Start at the top and pull one straight line down to the bottom, without lifting the pencil. A little rhyme helps: "Start at the top, then down we run. That's the way we make a 1."
Things to count: 1
- 1 nose on your face
- 1 sun in the sky
- 1 belly button
- 1 moon at night
- 1 tail on a dog
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Number 1 tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find the number 1
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten number 1 worksheets
Mixed numbers
More practice with 1
Preschool number sets, 1 to 10
Frequently Asked Questions
One nose, one sun, one candle on a first birthday cake. Number 1 is where counting starts, and it is the simplest numeral to write: a single line from top to bottom. Preschoolers trace the number 1 on five picture pages (rabbits, bees, orange butterflies, carrots and stars), then count the pictures beside it. They also trace the word "one," circle every 1 hidden on a page, and fill ten frames. Kindergarten pages ask children to count and color one object, print the numeral beside a happy caveman, and trace and recognize 1 next to a friendly turtle. Each page takes only a few minutes, which suits short attention spans.
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