Free Counting & Number Sense Worksheets for 6-Year-Olds

Explore free counting & Number Sense worksheets for 6-year-olds. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

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Count One Apple Fun! Number 1 Tracing Adventure Count One Apple Fun! Number 1 Tracing Adventure
Practice writing 1, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Zero Heroes: Kindergarten Counting Adventure with Whizki Zero Heroes: Kindergarten Counting Adventure with Whizki
Practice writing 0, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 6 with Apple Adventures! Count to 6 with Apple Adventures!
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 3 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure Count 3 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure
Practice writing 3, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Fantastic Four Apples: Count and Trace with Whizki Fantastic Four Apples: Count and Trace with Whizki
Practice writing 4, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
High Five Counting Fun! Trace and Count the Apples High Five Counting Fun! Trace and Count the Apples
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 2 with Apple Pals! Count to 2 with Apple Pals!
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Nine Apple Count & Trace Adventure Nine Apple Count & Trace Adventure
Practice writing 9, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Zero Hero: Trace the Number 0 with Apples! Zero Hero: Trace the Number 0 with Apples!
Practice writing 0, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count 9 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure Count 9 Juicy Apples! A Number Adventure
Practice writing 9, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Two Apple Adventures: Trace and Count the Number 2! Two Apple Adventures: Trace and Count the Number 2!
Practice writing 2, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Lucky Seven Apple Count with Whizki Learning Lucky Seven Apple Count with Whizki Learning
Practice writing 7, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 6 with Crunchy Apples! Count to 6 with Crunchy Apples!
Practice writing 6, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Count to 5 with Apple Adventures! Count to 5 with Apple Adventures!
Practice writing 5, using a large formation model and dotted tracing rows. Add a short, adult-led conversation about the value.
Tens and Ones Build Worksheet Tens and Ones Build Worksheet
Six-year-olds may count to 15 with ease, then pause when asked what the 1 in 15 means. This printable gives them a small, focused way to build 10, 11, and 15 with tens and ones, then write what they see.

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