Free Math Printable – Number Tracing and Formation Activity

This math activity with number formation and tracing worksheets is a great practicing exercise for preschool students. The subscriber freebie features bead bars used in the Montessori classroom for teaching students hands-on counting, one-to-one correspondence, and math operations taught in preschool and kindergarten years such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and skip counting.

There are three versions available in the Resource Library. One for counting and tracing 1-10 and the second for numbers 11-19 and the third for tracing tens.

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Print color or blackline version. If you wish to be able to reuse the printables multiple times, laminate them or insert them into a plastic pocket for worksheets. Gather dry-erase pen, eraser, and bead bars (optional). You are all set.

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About Anastasia | Anastasia is an early childhood teacher with over twenty years of experience spanning Montessori classrooms and homeschooling environments. Holding a Master’s in Information Science, she uniquely bridges the worlds of education and information design—bringing clarity, organization, and research-backed structure to every resource she creates. As the founder of Montessori Nature, Anastasia develops evidence-based, nature-inspired educational printables that support holistic child development. Her work reflects a deep commitment to fostering curiosity, independence, and a love for learning through thoughtfully designed materials. Explore more of her resources on her blog and Teachers Pay Teachers store.