Printable Number Cards – Learning 1 to 20
These printable number cards are a fun, hands on way for the kids to learn numbers 1-20. Read on to see how you can prepare the cards so that they are reusable and can even be used to strengthen fine motor skills!
Printable Number Cards That Last!
Sure you can easily print these out and use them one-time, but why not make them reusable so kids can play with them time and time again?! After-all, repetition in the early years is key for remembering and applying skills!
Making them reusable is so easy. All you need is a laminator. Luckily they are really affordable these days. Once these cards have been laminated, you can write on them with dry erase markers so that they can be reused and you can also clip pegs on them and they will stay strong!
Keep reading to get them!
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How to Set Up These Printable Number Cards
Check out this video to see how simple it can be to create a reusable number learning lesson using our printable cards. It is so fun and hands on!
Not only are they fun and bright colored pictures, but they’re engaging because the kids can have the opportunity to “clip” on them as well!
If your kiddo isn’t ready to practice counting and recognizing numbers all the way up to 20, that’s OK! Start with numbers 1-5 and go up from there!
How to Set Up These Printable Number Cards
Check out this video to see how simple it can be to create a reusable number learning lesson using our printable cards. It is so fun and hands on!
Not only are they fun and bright colored pictures, but they’re engaging because the kids can have the opportunity to “clip” on them as well!
If your kiddo isn’t ready to practice counting and recognizing numbers all the way up to 20, that’s OK! Start with numbers 1-5 and go up from there!
Get The Printable Number Card Set!
This printable set of number cards covers numbers 1 through 20. Each card is filled with different objects to count and then locate and recognize the corresponding number. From dinosaurs, to marine creatures, coins, and music instruments, these cards are filled with different, vibrant images that keep kids interested and also learning new vocabulary!
Laminating the cards make them more sturdy for use with clothespins and make them erasable so you can use dry erase markers and wipe them clean. Not only are they erasable and more durable, but I also love that even if something gets spilled on them or they get set on something sticky, they’re easy to clean off and wipe down.
If your kiddo is starting to write their numbers, don’t miss our traceable number cards!
Materials
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1
Print and cut into cards.
Step 2
Laminate the cards for reusability.
Step 3
Have the kids clip clothespins to the corresponding number or use erasable marker and circle the correct answer.
Step 1
Print and cut into cards.
Step 2
Laminate the cards for reusability.
Step 3
Have the kids clip clothespins to the corresponding number or use erasable marker and circle the correct answer.
Start Learning Numbers Early!
It’s all about starting young, and repetition! Even when kids are babies you can count outloud to expose your kiddos to counting – as you walk up stairs, when you prepare food items, or even when you go on a walk – count the trees and cars you walk past trees or cars!
These printable number cards make for a simple way for kids to count and recognize numbers. Not only will they be able to visualize the number that they’re trying to count, but they’ll actually be counting picture objects, which is a great for language development!
For more early math activities, visit our comprehensive list!
Start Learning Numbers Early!
It’s all about starting young, and repetition! Even when kids are babies you can count outloud to expose your kiddos to counting – as you walk up stairs, when you prepare food items, or even when you go on a walk – count the trees and cars you walk past!
These printable number cards make for a simple way for kids to count and recognize numbers. Not only will they be able to visualize the number that they’re trying to count, but they’ll actually be counting picture objects, which is a great for language development!
For more early math activities, visit our comprehensive list!
More Number Learning Printable Worksheets
Below are more ways you can easily print, play, and learn counting and number recognition skills!
Trace the Numbers!
Once your kiddo get familiar with recognizing numbers, one of the next steps is to start writing them! These printable cards are great for that skill!
Count the Hair
This silly printable is so much fun! Use loose parts as hair while learning to count and recognize numbers! For kids who are learning addition, try our Add the Hair printable!
Count the Petals
This fun printable worksheet is all about counting petals! It is perfect for Spring or for any kiddo who loves flowers!
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