These worksheet pages combine counting and handwriting skills on the same page.

The numbers 0 to 9 are listed at the top of the page for students to reference as they work. Each page features three sections with blocks at the top for students to count. They trace the numbers up to the one they counted and then handwrite the number on the line below. They cross out the dotted numbers and lines for the numbers not represented by blocks.

For example, students might see and count five blocks. They trace the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 before copying them below. They cross out the numbers 6, 7, 8, and 9 and the corresponding blank lines.

Combining counting and handwriting skills is a good way to give students practice identifying, counting, and writing numbers at the same time, which can help them build important links between the concept of counting and what corresponding numbers look like.

Students can count the number of objects and trace the number of those objects. For extra practice, have them handwrite the numbers too.

Other activities include listing numbers and having students circle the correct number that matches the number of objects. They can draw lines between numbers on the left and the correct number of objects on the right. You can use manipulatives by having students reach into a bag and grab a handful of objects. They can count them and then write the corresponding number. For extra support, you can give young students a number line to reference or tracing paper to use if they need a little extra help.