Number activities for preschoolers printable

40+ Free Preschool Number Printables

These free preschool number printables will be a wonderful addition to your collection of number activities for preschoolers! They’re all very low-prep, so you can get to the math fun quickly.

You’ll find a variety of number printables below, from calendar numbers to printable dice games. So many items you can print out and use to teach important numeracy skills to your students!

You can pair the printable number activities with a variety of manipulatives of your choosing. This will transform the two-dimensional math fun into many hands-on learning opportunities for the kids.

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While I’m not a big fan of preschool worksheets, I do like using interactive printables with the kids. They can supplement hands-on math lessons and let the children practice math skills. PLUS, number printables like those below can often be used in multiple ways. Multi-purpose and interactive is a win in my book.

I’ve broken the free math printables down into categories. This way, it’s easier for you to find what you’re looking for. I plan to keep adding to this collection, so be sure to save it and come back regularly.

Each link below leads to an individual free printable. You can get access to each of the counting printables through those individual links. To get the most out of this page, follow these steps:

• Take a look through the entire list.
• Make note of the printables you’re most interested in.
• Click the links to the printables you want.
• Grab the free printables through their links. Most often, that is near the bottom of each of the printables’ pages.

Okay, let’s jump into all of the free preschool number printables!

First, we’ll kick things off with printable counting books. I love that these emergent readers can be used to explore both literacy AND math skills with children. They each come with multiple suggestions for using the books with your students.

Keep in mind, the printable number books can also be transformed into counting mats, too! As I mentioned earlier, I love printables that can be used more than one way.

Next up in our collection of free preschool number printables are calendar numbers. You can definitely buy calendar numbers pre-made in many teacher stores. But I’ve enjoyed making my own for a while now. In fact, I have quite a few ready to share with you as the year progresses. Below are the sets I have ready right now. They each contain numbers 0 to 35, and they’re sized to be used with traditional or linear calendars.

The calendar number cards can be used in SO many different ways, with a wide variety of materials. Kids can explore number identification, counting, number formation, and one-to-one correspondence with the calendar numbers.

Dice games are a must-have when it comes to free preschool number printables. Almost every child I’ve ever worked with (in preschool, kindergarten, and at home) has loved playing number games. You can use them to teach social skills like taking turns. AND there’s all of the math – subitizing and number identification, especially. All from one little printable.

You can let the kids color directly on these number printables, or you can make them reusable with dry erase pockets and manipulatives. Either way, your students will have a blast.

Oh, and I found a few more your kids might enjoy:

• Rainbow Roll and Cover
• Flower Roll and Cover Math Games
• Watermelon Math Game

So many math concepts can be explored through ten frames, right?! Depending on how you utilize them, you can teach number identification, counting, left to right and top to bottom progression, making ten, etc. And they’re pretty simple to turn into math games, too.

The above have been some well-loved ten frames with my students, and I have more coming later this year. So be sure to keep an eye out for those!

I couldn’t help myself – I had to go find a few more ten frames! Be sure to add them to your free preschool number printables:

• Dinosaur Ten Frames
• Ten Frame Gardening Printable
• Apple Ten Frames
• Halloween Ten Frames
• School Bus Ten Frames

I suppose this is the miscellaneous category!? These are the counting printables that are a wee bit different than the calendar numbers, books, dice games, and ten frames I’ve shared above. That doesn’t mean they’re any less valuable as tools for teaching about numbers though!

And just a few more to integrate into your number plans:

• Number Fluency Math Printable
• Dot Numbers 1 to 10
• Number Formation Rhymes

Now the big question is, which of the free preschool number printables would your kids enjoy the most?

One of the great things about the various printables shared in this post is that you really don’t need a lot of additional materials!

Here are some items I recommend when preparing printables for the classroom (I may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post):

• Printer
• Laminator
• Scissors
• Dry Erase Pockets
• Stapler

And if you’re looking for some math materials to pair with the free preschool number printables, I’ve got you covered:

• Washable ink pads
• Buttons
• Pompoms
• Crayons
• Dry erase markers
• Unifix cubes
• Dice

Let me know what you and the children think after trying some of these printables!

If you love the free preschool number printables, be sure to check out the math resources Preschool Teacher 101 has to offer. These are fully-developed packs we created to make your teaching life easier. They cover a variety of early math skills and keep the kids engaged and learning. Click on the images below to check them out:

You can also find us on Teachers Pay Teachers. Be sure to check out The Pack from Preschool Teacher 101 (and grab a free set of lesson plans while you’re there).

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Preschool Math - Pictures

Mathematics for preschoolers and elementary school students is presented here in the form of a variety of developmental tasks in pictures, which can be downloaded from our website and printed out for classes with children. We specially develop all tasks in bright colors, with beautiful pictures and cartoon and fairy-tale characters so that children enjoy learning. There are also black and white tasks that need to be colored in - after all, we know how kids love colored pencils!

All tasks are designed for preschool children from 4-5 years old up to 2nd grade. (In the first grade, as you know, children are just beginning to learn the basics of mathematics, so such tasks will come in handy for you at the right time). Well, those parents who want to thoroughly prepare their kids for school can safely use all our educational materials, selecting them for classes gradually, taking into account the level of their complexity and the skills of a particular child.

Young children (that is, up to 5-6 years old) need to strictly dose out educational material, performing no more than one task at a time (that is, one sheet for printing). But, again, it is always worth considering the individual characteristics of each child. Some children, even at the age of 5, can perform several tasks in a row without feeling tired, and some get tired of one task and begin to fidget in their chair, wanting to quickly escape from annoying parents.

Therefore, you should independently select the pace of learning, focusing primarily on the interest of the preschooler and his activity.

Mathematics for preschoolers is divided into several sections. Each of them corresponds to a specific topic. For example, a section with a count of up to 10 is the very initial stage of learning, at which children learn oral counting, ordinal counting, writing numbers in writing, solving simple counting examples, writing numbers, etc. Having studied numbers up to 10, you can proceed to the next section - studying the number series up to 20. Also at the initial stage, children should already get acquainted with geometric shapes - remember their shape, be able to draw them, know by heart the names of the main shapes. The rest of the sections contain more difficult tasks, designed already for the child's ability to solve examples, use mathematical signs (greater than, less than), compose examples on their own and perform various tasks for mathematical and logical thinking.

Counting up to 10 - Picture tasks for preschoolers

With these tasks, children will quickly learn to count up to 10 with the help of interesting math tasks, among which you will find smart coloring pages, math puzzles, and mental counting tables , and copy-books, and examples, and much more.

Counting up to 20 - Educational tasks in pictures

Here, children will continue to learn to count, but only now up to 20. They will also get acquainted with the concept of even and odd numbers, learn to solve simple examples and perform fun game tasks with cartoon characters.

Geometric shapes - Pictures and coloring with math tasks

Who said that learning geometric shapes is difficult for children? With our educational materials, preschoolers will easily and naturally learn the names of the main shapes, learn to trace and draw them, and also be able to distinguish their shape in the surrounding objects.

Math in pictures - Examples, problems, coloring

In this section, mathematics for preschoolers becomes more serious. The child begins to intensively solve examples, problems, uses mathematical signs, divides objects equally, finds neighbors of numbers, and also performs many different tasks on counting and mathematical thinking.

Math Signs and Symbols - Picture Activities

Here you will find a lot of useful math tasks for comparing numbers, as well as counting to 10, examples in pictures, coloring pages and many other educational tasks for children who are learning in 1 classroom, and for those who are just preparing to enter the school.

Multiplication table and Pythagorean table - Posters, cards

Everyone knows that without knowing the multiplication table it is impossible to study well. We have designed posters and cards with the multiplication table for children, as well as a poster with the Pythagorean table, which you can download as attachments.

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