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I’ve shared three sets of handwriting pages for preschool and kindergarten for the upper and lowercase alphabet.  Now I’ve got you covered with pages for writing numbers, too!

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

Handwriting pages for writing numbers

For preschoolers just starting to write their numbers, I recommend my Numbers of All Sizes handwriting pages.   Your child starts on at the red dot and follows the arrow to write inside each block letter.  Your child might like to start with the largest letter and work his way down to the smallest.  Or work in random order, as my preschooler likes to do. 😉

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

Level 1

(Looking for the alphabet in this style?  Get uppercase here and lowercase in this post.)

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

I have found that jumping right from the Letters of All Sizes pages to traditional handwriting pages is too much for my preschoolers.  That’s why I created these simple pages with just two large lines on a page.  My kids can usually complete the entire page when they’re ready for them – usually close to age four.

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

Level 2

Note!  For some mysterious reason, these do not print nicely directly from my blog.  Download the file to your own computer (by right-clicking on the word “HERE” and choosing “save link as”), open from your computer, and print.  You should get a nice result that way!

(For the alphabet in this style, get uppercase here and lowercase here).

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

Finally, my kids move to this final set of handwriting pages as a last step before traditional handwriting practice pages.  My Four is just starting to do these; it’s something I start with my kids the year before kindergarten.  It may be a while before your child is ready to do the whole thing.  No worries!

Print these free numbers handwriting pages to help your preschooler or kindergartner learn to write numbers. Get three levels of pages!

You can see how these pages start with a lot of support and finish with just a single starting dot.

Level 3

Again, these don’t print nicely directly from my blog (and I sure wish I knew why!).  You’ll need to right click on “HERE,” save to your computer, and open from there to print.  They should print beautifully. 🙂

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58 Comments

  1. Melinda Conley

    Thank you for making these available! I have 8 kids and have been homeschooling for 9.5 years. I love it when I find something someone else has shared that I can use too! So thank you again!

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    • Anna Geiger

      No, I don’t Jordelle. My point here was not to teach number identification, just number formation. I just designed the single numbers because if a child can write “1” and “4,” for example, he can write “14.”

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  5. Stephanie

    I am so excited that I came across your website. I have printed some of the sight word readers and the alphabet for my 3 year old, I can’t wait to share them with him. I am looking for writing pages for cursive writing as my 6 year old is very interested in learning cursive. Do you happen to know of where I could possibly find some printable for them? Thanks so much!

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  6. Samreen

    Hi 🙂 .. I love your website, thank you so much for putting it together for us!

    I just downloaded level 2 for numbers (my daughter finished your level 1 of numbers) and the pdf seems different from the image shown in the blog.. the numbers are not printed in dash form (just like they are in level 2 alphabets as well). Is that correct? Im wondering if my daughter will be able to form the numbers completely on her own?

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  9. claudia

    Thank you so much for print outs I have a soon to be 4 year old and wants “home work” just like her older cousins. Having this for her makes her feel like a big girl and allows me to help her with her numbers and alphabets.

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  11. Johnna Marie Danduan

    Good Day Miss Anna! Thank you so much for this site, I really love it because it helps a lot to my niece in learning. Continue to help little kids. More power to you!

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