Pre-K Number Worksheets 11-20

Are you searching for educational resources that can help your preschooler practice counting and identifying numbers? Look no further! We have a collection of Pre-K number worksheets specifically designed to assist young learners in mastering numbers 11-20. These worksheets offer engaging activities and exercises that focus on entity and subject recognition, making them ideal for preschool-aged children who are just beginning to explore the world of numbers.

  Preschool Worksheets Numbers 11 20

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  Pre-K Number Recognition Worksheets

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  Number 11 and 12 Worksheets

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  Printable Number 9 Worksheets Preschool

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  Free Printable Missing Number Worksheets

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  Ordinal Numbers Worksheet

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  Printable Number Worksheets 11 20

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  Kindergarten Counting Worksheets 1-20

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  Preschool Matching Numbers Worksheet

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  Preschool Worksheets Numbers 11 20

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  Number 11 Worksheet Preschool

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  Tracing Patterns Worksheet

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What does the number "11" represent on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

The number "11" represents the quantity or value of eleven on a Pre-K Number Worksheet. Children are typically asked to identify, trace, write, count, or complete activities related to the number 11, helping them develop early numeracy skills and understanding of numbers.

How would you count and write the number "12" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

To count and write the number "12" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet, you would first count out loud from 1 to 12, emphasizing the number "12" at the end to ensure comprehension. Then, you would write the digit "12" neatly in the assigned space on the worksheet, showing children how the number looks and reinforcing the concept of the number twelve through visual representation.

What comes after the number "13" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

The number that comes after "13" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet is "14.

Describe how to draw the number "14" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet.

To draw the number "14" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet, start by making a straight line down to represent the number "1". Next, draw a curve starting from the top of the line and looping around, ending with a small straight line on the right side to form the number "4". Make sure to emphasize the order and direction of these strokes to help children understand the concept of writing the number "14".

What is the value of the number "15" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

The value of the number "15" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet is fifteen.

How do you represent the number "16" using dots on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

To represent the number "16" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet using dots, you would draw a group of 16 dots in a pattern or arrangement that helps children count and visualize the quantity. This could be done by drawing four rows of four dots each, or any other creative way that shows the concept of 16 through dots on the worksheet.

Explain how to write the number "17" using tally marks on a Pre-K Number Worksheet.

To represent the number "17" using tally marks on a Pre-K Number Worksheet, first draw four vertical lines next to each other to indicate four groups of five. Then, draw a diagonal line across these four lines to indicate the fifth. Repeat this process three more times until you have a total of three groups of five and two additional tally marks. This final representation of tally marks should show three groups of five and two extra tally marks, making a total of 17 tally marks to represent the number "17.

What is the numerical symbol for the number "18" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

The numerical symbol for the number "18" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet is "18".

Describe the picture associated with the number "19" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet.

I'm sorry, I am unable to see or describe specific images. You may want to refer to the Pre-K Number Worksheet or consult the worksheet guide for a description of the picture associated with the number "19".

How would you count and write the number "20" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet?

To count and write the number "20" on a Pre-K Number Worksheet, you would write the digit "2" in the tens place and the digit "0" in the ones place to represent the number twenty.