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Number 10 Worksheets

Ages 3-6 · 34 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs

The number 10

How to write 10

Write a 1 first: start at the top and pull a straight line down. Then, just to its right, make a 0 by starting at the top and curving around to the left, down and back up until you meet where you began.

10 things to count

  • 10 fingers on two hands
  • 10 toes
  • 10 pins in bowling
  • 10 pennies in a dime
  • 10 boxes in a ten frame

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Number 10 tracing worksheets

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Find the number 10

Kindergarten · Ages 5-6

Kindergarten number 10 worksheets

Mixed numbers

More practice with 10

Frequently Asked Questions

Ten fingers, ten toes, ten boxes in a ten frame. Number 10 is a milestone because it is the first number written with two digits, a 1 and a 0 side by side. Preschoolers trace the number 10 with mushrooms, owls, lemons and leaves, trace the word "ten," and circle every 10 on four search pages. There are plenty of "Count to 10" pages too, with pictures, food, animals, objects and seasonal themes from fall leaves to summer. Kindergarten adds counting with ten frames, count and print with a little alien, count and color, and Making 10 pages where children find the missing number or draw counters to fill the frame.

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