Math Number Writing – Week 9 – Practice 9 and Review (Ages 3–6)
Age Group: 3–6 years No. of Pages: 3 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
Week 9 of the Number Writing Week Series introduces 9 and mixes it with numbers from earlier weeks. There are 3 free printable pages for ages 3–6.
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About This Worksheet
9 is a closed loop at the top with a straight line down. Children often leave the loop open or mix 9 up with 6. Page 1 gives a full page of 9s to practise the shape on its own.
Page 2 mixes 4, 6 and 9, and page 3 mixes 2, 3, 5 and 9, so your child reviews earlier numbers while practising the new one. Each row starts with a model number on a maths block grid.
Skills Your Child Practises
- Writing the number 9
- Telling 6 and 9 apart
- Reviewing 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
- Neat sizing within grid boxes
How to Use This Worksheet
- Show your child that 9 starts with a loop at the top.
- Complete the page of 9s first.
- On page 2, compare 6 and 9 side by side.
- Say each number aloud as it is written.
- Move to Week 10 when 9 is written with a closed loop.
What’s Next?
Move on to Week 10 – Numbers 8, 5–7 and 9, which introduces the number 8.
Where This Worksheet Fits
This is Week 9 of the Number Writing Week Series, which runs from pre-writing patterns in Week 0 to the numbers 0 and 10 in Week 11. Work through the series in order, moving on only when the current week feels comfortable:
- Week 0 – Pattern Writing
- Week 1 – Number Writing With Dots
- Week 2 – Number Writing One Dot
- Week 3 – Number Writing Without Dots
- Week 4 – Numbers 1 and 7
- Week 5 – Practice 1, 7 and 4
- Week 6 – Practice 6, 1, 7 and 4
- Week 7 – Numbers 2 and 3
- Week 8 – Numbers 5, 2, 3 and 4
- Week 9 – Practice 9 and review (this worksheet)
- Week 10 – Numbers 8, 5–7 and 9
- Week 11 – Numbers 0 and 10
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which numbers does Week 9 review?
Alongside the new number 9, page 2 reviews 4 and 6, and page 3 reviews 2, 3 and 5. Mixing new and familiar numbers helps your child switch between shapes with confidence.
My child mixes up 6 and 9. What helps?
Practise them side by side on page 2. Remind your child that 6 has its loop at the bottom and 9 has its loop at the top.
What if the loop on 9 stays open?
Trace the loop in the air or with a finger first, and remind them to close it before drawing the line down.
What comes after Week 9?
Week 10 introduces 8 and reviews 5, 6, 7 and 9.
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