Number 5 Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 34 worksheets · 1 answer key · Print-ready PDFs
The number 5
How to write 5
Start at the top and pull a short line down, then make a big round belly that curves out to the right and around to the bottom. Lift your pencil and add a flat hat across the top. Kids like the line: "Down, round, put a hat on."
5 things to count
- 5 fingers on one hand
- 5 toes on one foot
- 5 arms on a starfish
- 5 points on a star sticker
- 5 petals on many flowers
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Number 5 tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find the number 5
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten number 5 worksheets
Mixed numbers
More practice with 5
Preschool number sets, 1 to 10
Frequently Asked Questions
Hold up one hand. That is 5, which makes it one of the easiest numbers to connect to real life. Pre-K children trace the number 5 with turtles, ladybugs, apples and donuts, trace the word "five," fill ten frames, and circle every 5 hiding among look-alike numbers. Seven "Count to 5" pages use pictures, food, animals and everyday objects, so counting practice never looks the same twice. Kindergartners count to 5 and write the number on several pages, count and color, print 5 beside a happy hippo, and find 5 on a pineapple number recognition page. Five also works as a stepping stone: it fills exactly half of a ten frame, which helps later with adding.
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