Number Tracing Worksheets (Free PDF)
A row for every numeral: one solid model to copy, then dotted numbers to trace, with the number word in the margin.
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Each line of this worksheet belongs to one numeral. It starts with a solid model written the way children are taught to form the digit, followed by dotted copies across the width of the page to trace over. The numeral and its word — zero, one, two — sit in the left margin, so counting words are being read at the same time as the figures are being written.
Choose 0 to 9 for a single page covering every digit, or 0 to 20 for two pages that go on to the teen numbers and twenty, where children practise placing two digits side by side. The guide lines option adds school-style writing lines — a solid top line, a dashed line halfway up and a solid baseline — so the numerals end up a consistent height. Turn them off for a cleaner sheet.
The numerals are drawn as vector outlines rather than typed, so the dots stay crisp and evenly spaced at any print size. There is a name line at the top. Slip the pages into a sheet protector or laminate them and the same sheet can be traced again and again with a dry-erase pen. Print at 100% on US Letter or A4 so the rows keep their spacing, and print one copy per child: the sheet comes out identical every time.
