Number 6 Tracing Worksheets – Free Printables

Designed by AAA

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This coloring page features a large bubble number for young children to fill in, helping them become familiar with its shape. They can color within the lines or create their own patterns inside the number, making it a fun way to reinforce recognition of the number’s form.

Designed by Chris

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In this surprisingly popular version, children engage in an activity that helps them attempt to remember the number’s form and shape. A model is presented on the top-right, and children must then try to find it within the balloons below. Each time they identify a balloon with the number, they must color it. This version is targeted for a Pre-K audience.

Designed by AAA

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This version’s large bubble number is designed for familiarization with the number for pre-K children. They can attempt to trace the number following the tracing guidelines provided, then color the number within the outlines. Lastly, they can also have a go at tracing the word for the number within the handwriting lines at the bottom of the page.

Designed by Chris

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This worksheet starts with a large version of the number within a bubble outline. Children can trace inside the bubble, with stroke instructions provided to familiarize children with how to form the number. Then, they get the chance to trace the word to learn to spell the number’s word. This is followed by a row of numbers with tracing instructions, helping children to deepen their familiartity with the letter through practice. Lastly, children can color the number of balloons that correspond with the number.

Designed by Chris

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This is the first version we have which contains horizontal tracing lines for children to write within. The purpose of these lines is for children to develop the ability to write the numbers in a uniform height consistently across a page. In this sheet, children have six lines on which they can practice writing the numbers repeatedly, developing familiarity and muscle memory.

Designed by AAA

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On this worksheet, children again get the chance to trace the numbers across the horizontal writing lines, but I’ve also added a color-the-ballons activity to help children demonstrate their understanding of what the number means in terms of counting and mathematical knowledge.

Designed by Chris

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In this worksheet, children practice both the number and its written word, alternating between tracing the number and spelling the word to reinforce recognition in both forms. Capitalized and lowercase versions of the word are provided for well-rounded practice. Once they finish, children can color the bubble number in the top-right corner as a fun final activity.

Designed by AAA

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This version focuses entirely on the spelling of the word rather than the numerical form. Children write the word in lowercase and capitalized forms across six lines, helping children to develop muscle memory, improve fine motor skills and penmanship, and memorize the spelling. You can also encourage the child to color the balloon at the top in their favorite color.

Designed by Chris

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This is the next step up once your child has had practice with the simpler pieces earlier in the article. Here, we still have the horizontal gudelines, but the dot-tracing scaffold is removed. Children need to look at the model at the beginning of each line then try to replicate it across the line, maintaining form, size and structure throughout.

Designed by AAA

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This version is designed to help children learn to spell the number in word form, without the guidance of the faint dotted lines. Children still have the horizontal lines to practice consistency of size. Children can write the word multiple times across the sheet, allowing them to develop muscle memory and reinforce memory of the word.