Number 8 Worksheets
Ages 3-6 · 25 worksheets · Print-ready PDFs
The number 8
How to write 8
Start at the top just right of center and make an S going down, then without stopping, curve back up and cross over to close at the top where you began. Kids remember it as: "Make an S and do not wait, go back up to make an 8."
8 things to count
- 8 legs on a spider
- 8 arms on an octopus
- 8 sides on a stop sign
- 8 crayons in a small box
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Number 8 tracing worksheets
Preschool · Ages 3-5
Find the number 8
Kindergarten · Ages 5-6
Kindergarten number 8 worksheets
Mixed numbers
More practice with 8
Preschool number sets, 1 to 10
Frequently Asked Questions
Spiders have 8 legs and an octopus has 8 arms. Number 8 is often the trickiest numeral for small hands, because the pencil has to cross over itself without stopping. That is why this page leans on tracing. Pre-K children trace the number 8 with pizza slices, starfish, grapes and ice cream cones, then count each set. Five "Find every 8" pages give lots of practice spotting the shape, and a word page has them trace "eight." Ten frame pages ask them to fill eight boxes. In kindergarten, children count and color, print 8 beside a loving tiger, trace and count, and recognize 8 next to a bird.
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