Number Tracing Worksheets (0–10)
Age Group: 3–6 years No. of Pages: 12 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
These number tracing worksheets give each number from 0 to 10 its own page of dotted rows to trace, with space at the bottom to write it alone. There are 12 free printable pages for ages 3–6, including a cover page.
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About This Worksheet
Each page shows five rows of dotted numbers on handwriting lines, so your child can trace the same number many times and get used to its shape. A Write yourself box at the bottom lets them try the number without dots.
Starting at 0 and finishing at 10 means your child also practises their first two-digit number. For a step-by-step version with dot-to-dot and starting dots, try the Number Writing & Tracing Worksheets (0–10).
Skills Your Child Practises
- Tracing numbers 0 to 10
- Forming number shapes correctly
- Writing numbers without dots
- Pencil control
How to Use This Worksheet
- Do one number page per sitting.
- Trace slowly, starting each number at the top.
- Say the number aloud each time it is traced.
- Try the Write yourself box only after a few traced rows.
- Repeat any number that still looks unsteady.
What’s Next?
Next, try the Number Writing & Tracing Worksheets (0–10), or follow the Number Writing Week Series for a longer handwriting course.
Where This Worksheet Fits
This worksheet is part of the IdeazSuper counting and number recognition set for ages 3–6. Explore the rest of the set:
- Numbers 1–5 Worksheets
- Numbers 1–10 Worksheets
- Numbers 11–20 Worksheets
- Math Activity Worksheets (1 to 10)
- Number and Picture Counting (1 to 20)
- Find the Path Number Worksheets (1 to 20)
- Math Count and Match Worksheets
- Math Count and Circle Worksheets
- My First Counting Book (1 to 20)
- Number Tracing Worksheets (0–10) (this worksheet)
- Number Writing & Tracing Worksheets (0–10)
For step-by-step handwriting practice, follow the Number Writing Week Series from Week 0 to Week 11.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the Number Writing & Tracing worksheets?
This set gives five rows of tracing per number. The Number Writing & Tracing set moves through four steps on each page, from tracing to writing alone.
What age is this for?
Ages 3–6, once your child can hold a pencil and follow a dotted line.
How many pages should we do a day?
One number page per day is enough. Short, regular practice works better than long sessions.
What if my child cannot write without the dots yet?
That is normal. Keep tracing for a few more days, then try the Write yourself box again.
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