Free Printable Numbers 6-10 Worksheets for Kids - Trace, Count & Learn

Take the next step in early math with our Number Adventure: 6-10 Worksheets. This 5-page printable PDF is the perfect sequel for preschoolers and kindergarteners (ages 4-6) to master "big numbers" through engaging, hands-on activities.

Our "Numbers 6-10" pack is designed to reinforce numeracy through Step-by-Step Tracing for numbers 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, ensuring children learn the correct formation. To build counting confidence, the pack features vibrant visual exercises including 6 Bees, 7 Rainbows, 8 Octopuses, 9 Balloons, and 10 Apples. It also includes a Number Search Challenge for numbers 6-8 to sharpen visual focus, and Sequencing Tasks to help kids remember the order of numbers from 6 to 10.

Ideal for teachers and parents, this free educational resource provides a structured way to transition from basic digits to double digits, making math both fun and accessible.

What’s Included in This Educational Pack:

• Advanced Tracing: Guided practice for numbers 6 through 10 to improve fine motor skills and handwriting.
• Thematic Counting: Interactive exercises counting diverse objects like Octopuses and Rainbows to reinforce quantity value.
• Number Recognition Hunt: A fun "circle the number" activity for 6, 7, and 8 to boost visual discrimination.
• Sequence Building: Exercises focused on writing numbers in the correct order (6, 7, 8, 9, 10).
• Coloring & Creativity: Engaging color-by-number activities that keep children excited about learning math.

Instructions for Parents & Teachers:

1. The "Number 8" Challenge: Number 8 can be tricky! Encourage your child to think of it as drawing an "S" and then closing the loop to make it easier to trace.
2. Group Counting: When counting the 10 apples, show your child how to group them or cross them out as they count to avoid losing track.
3. Visual Connections: Ask your child to find things in the house that come in groups of 6 or 7 to link the worksheet to their environment.
4. Celebrate the "10": Since 10 is the first two-digit number, make it a milestone! Explain that it’s made of a '1' and a '0' sitting together as friends.