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Number 6 Worksheets

Ages 3-6 · 23 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs

The number 6

How to write 6

Start at the top and curve down and to the left like a slide, keep going around the bottom, then curl up and close a small loop. One rhyme says: "Down we go and make a loop. Number 6 rolls a hoop."

6 things to count

  • 6 legs on an ant
  • 6 eggs in a half-dozen carton
  • 6 sides on a honeycomb cell
  • 6 faces on a cube
  • 6 strings on a guitar

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Number 6 tracing worksheets

Preschool · Ages 3-5

Find the number 6

Kindergarten · Ages 5-6

Kindergarten number 6 worksheets

Mixed numbers

More practice with 6

Frequently Asked Questions

Six sits right after a full hand, so many teachers describe it as "5 and 1 more." These pages help children see it, say it and write it. In Pre-K, kids trace the number 6 with donuts, snails, green apples and cupcakes, then count each group. Four "Find every 6" pages train their eyes to spot the numeral, which matters because 6 and 9 look so alike. A word page lets them trace "six," and ten frame pages ask them to fill six boxes. Kindergarten adds a count and color page, a count and print page with a tiger, a tracing page, an owl-themed recognition page and a pineapple recognition page.

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