







Next Number Worksheet → counting forward by ones → child identifies the number that comes after a given number to 20.
First Grade Math Practice → written number order → child connects spoken counting words with printed numerals in early math tasks.
Counting and Number Sense Page → next number recognition → child builds readiness for addition, comparing numbers, and calendar counting.

This first grade math worksheet asks children to choose the next whole number, with every answer staying at 20 or below. The page gives focused practice with counting forward by ones and seeing number order in a simple written format.
At age 6, many children can say the counting words but still stall when a number is shown by itself on paper. Practice with the next number helps a child connect spoken counting to written numerals, which supports early addition, comparison, and everyday number sense.
Sit beside your child and read one problem aloud, then ask your child to whisper-count from the given number to find the next whole number. After a few guided problems, let your child try the rest, and use a finger tap or small counter when counting needs a little support.
The worksheet keeps the target narrow, so attention stays on one useful skill instead of a busy mix of directions. Answers at most 20 make the practice friendly for first grade, and the clear format gives parents and teachers an easy way to spot where number order feels solid or shaky.
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