Free Printable Teen Numbers 11-15 Worksheets - Trace, Count & Understand Tens

Step into the world of double digits with our Teen Numbers Adventure: 11-15 Worksheets. This 5-page printable PDF is expertly designed for children (ages 5-7) to bridge the gap between basic units and the concept of "Ten and Ones" through interactive learning.

Our "Numbers 11-15" pack goes beyond simple counting. It features Guided Tracing for numbers 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 to ensure correct formation. Key to this pack is the Tens and Ones Breakdown, which visually explains how number 13 is made of "1 Ten + 3 Ones". Children will practice counting 11 soccer balls, 12 birds, 13 stars, 14 apples, and 15 pencils, reinforcing the value of each number. It also includes a Teen Number Search to sharpen visual discrimination between double-digit figures.

Perfect for teachers and parents, this free educational resource provides a solid foundation for place value and advanced counting skills.

What’s Included in This Math Pack:

• Double-Digit Tracing: Practice paths for numbers 11 through 15 to build handwriting precision.
• Place Value Introduction: Visual aids explaining the composition of teen numbers (1 Ten + X Ones).
• Quantity Counting: Engaging illustrations (Soccer balls, Birds, Stars) to reinforce 1-to-1 correspondence.
• Visual Discrimination: A fun search activity to find and circle numbers 11, 12, and 13 among other digits.
• Independent Practice: Dedicated lines for writing the sequence 11-15 and a creative color-by-number wrap-up.

Instructions for Parents & Teachers:

1. Explain the "Teen" Pattern: Show your child that all these numbers start with '1'. Explain that this '1' actually represents a full group of ten.
2. The Counting Leap: When counting objects like the 14 apples, encourage them to count the first 10 quickly as a "block" and then continue with 11, 12...
3. Place Value Visualization: Use the "1 Ten + 3 Ones" section to help them understand that numbers are built like blocks.
4. Interactive Search: Use the "Find and Circle" page as a timed challenge to make learning double digits exciting and fast-paced.