This year I will have a K4 student who will turn five in October.
This boy really wants to learn to write numbers — he is always working on them. He loves to fill a whiteboard with number after number as he practices.
We are pretty relaxed with preschool around here, trying to keep things light, but I have found that with my youngest, he wants to do more to be part of what the big kids are doing when they do school.
So I am going with his interests. If he wants to learn to write numbers or letters or learn shapes or sounds, then we will do it. If his interest wanes, then we will relax.
I already have some great resources I love for writing numbers, but I thought it would be fun to make more for further practice. Since I love to share these things, I will post links to all of my learn to write number resources here so you can grab them as I make them.
Learn to Write Numbers Printables
- Printable Poem Cards and Full-Page Poems
- Five Learn to Write Number Activities for Young Learners
- Learn to Write Numbers: One
- Learn to Write Numbers: Two
- Learn to Write Numbers: Three
- Learn to Write Numbers: Four and Five
- Learn to Write Numbers: Six and Seven
- Learn to Write Numbers Eight and Nine
- Learn to Write Numbers: Ten
- Learn to Write Numbers Fall
- Learn to Write Numbers 11-20 Printables
Our Favorite Learn to Write Numbers Tools
Lined on one side and blank on the other for large motor practice, we use these Double Sided Dry Erase Lapboards every day for writing numbers, letters, spelling lists and even short sentence dictation. One of those five surprising things we could not homeschool without.
Much sturdier and more attractive than a plain page protector, these Learning Resources Write And Wipe Pockets are perfect for the large version of the number printables. We save paper and can practice again and again.