Printable Number Workbook for Ages 4-7 | 50 Pages | US Letter + A4 | Answer Key Included

Description

Count, Trace & Learn: Numbers 1-100 takes young learners from their first numerals to the hundred chart in small, friendly steps.

WHAT’S INSIDE (50 pages)
– Cover, title page, parent guide, learning progression and contents
– Number formation guide for 0-9 with start dots and arrows
– Tracing and writing practice for every number 1-20, with counting objects and ten frames
– 7 counting pages: count and circle, count and write, color exactly, match, ten frames, draw the number, count to 20
– 5 number-order pages: missing numbers, before/after/between, dot-to-dot 1-20, ordering, countdown
– 5 tens-and-ones pages using ten frames and ten-rods (no addition needed)
– 4 pages covering numbers 21-100: trace, missing numbers, find the number, count on
– Hundred chart, color-the-pattern chart and skip-counting challenges (10s, 5s, 2s)
– Greater than, less than and equal to introduction, plus practice
– 3 review worksheets, a 2-page answer key and a completion certificate

FEATURES
– Large numerals and ample writing space
– Black-and-white friendly, low-ink design
– Both files included: US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4
– Print as many copies as you need for your own children or classroom

HOW IT WORKS
1. Purchase and download the two PDF files.
2. Choose the paper size you use and print at Actual size (100%).
3. Work through the pages in order, one or two pages a day.

NOTE
This is an educational practice resource, not an accredited curriculum. It does not guarantee any particular learning outcome. Digital download only; no physical item will be shipped.

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PRINT CHECKLIST
[ ] Choose the file that matches your paper (US Letter or A4)
[ ] Print at Actual size / 100% (not “Fit to page”)
[ ] Portrait orientation; black-and-white is fine
[ ] Use 20 lb / 75 gsm paper or heavier for pencil and crayon
[ ] Print the answer key (pages 48-49) separately for the grown-up