







Child → Counts forward from a given number → Names the next whole number with answers up to 10.
Child → Reads written numerals within 10 → Connects each numeral to its place in the counting sequence.
Child → Chooses from answer options → Identifies the number that comes immediately after the number shown.

Kids often count to 10 by memory, then stall when they have to name what comes right after a single number. This worksheet keeps the task clear: look at the given number and choose the next whole number, with answers no higher than 10. It is a small, focused way to practice number order without a lot of extra directions.
This is a good fit when a child can say at least part of the counting sequence from 1 to 10 and is starting to connect spoken number words with written numerals. If they still need support, sit beside them and count aloud together. Point to the starting number, say it, then ask, “What number comes next?”
The practice works because it asks for one exact move in the count sequence. Instead of counting a whole group or solving an operation, the child reads a numeral, counts forward by one, and picks the matching answer. For more practice with number order, try the find the missing numbers worksheet, which gives a slightly broader sequence to complete.
Keep the pace light. If guessing starts, cover the answer choices for a moment and have the child whisper-count from 1 until they reach the shown number, then say the next one. As a follow-up, the circle count and draw worksheet adds counting objects and drawing, which helps connect numerals to actual amounts after this next-number practice.
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