Reading and Writing Numbers Maths Worksheets For Year 1 (age 5-6)
By the end of Year 1 children should be able to read and write numerals from 0 to 20. This introduces the idea of place value and an understanding of the value of the 1 in a number such as 13. An abacus is an excellent way to show this.
Keep an eye on how children form their numbers: almost all writing schemes have a similar starting point for writing each digit and it is always at the top.
Our Reading and Writing Numbers worksheets will help children get a ?feel? for larger numbers and place value as well as practice with writing numbers.
Abacus Tu2
Split teen numbers into tens and units with the help of an abacus.
Writing the Number 11
Plenty of practice here on writing the number 11 in digits.
Writing the Number 13
Trace over the grey numbers to practice writing the number 13.
Writing the Number 14
Practice writing the number 14 by writing over the grey digits.
Writing the Number 16
Four pages of practice at writing the number 16.
Writing the Number 17
Plenty of help here to make sure that 17 is written correctly.
Writing the Number 18
One ten and eight units makes the number 18. Practice writing it correctly with these four pages.
Writing the Number 19
Four pages to help with writing the number 19 correctly.
Writing the Number 20
This worksheet goes through the process of how to write the number 20.
Writing whole tens
Trace over the grey numbers to practise writing whole tens.
