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    Home » Math » Free Math Printables Number Book

    Free Math Printables Number Book

    Published: Apr 1, 2013 · Modified: Aug 3, 2022 by Vicky

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    Recently, I created some printables designed to help kids with numbers and counting. I assembled them into a book that will improve number recognition, counting skills, word recognition and even fine motor skills. All you need for this fun math activity is a copy of the book which you can get for free below and some dot stickers which I purchased at the dollar store. Be sure to also check out our free printable and learn how you can Make Your Own Comic Book.

    This free math printables number book is a great way to practice counting with kids. Print this out and have some fun counting!

    Free Math Printables Number Book

    GET THE BOOK BY CLICKING HERE.

    number book

    The printables in this book contain pages with numbers 1-10 and each number has the word written under it so kids can begin to associate the number with the word.

    Kids can go through the book at their own pace and add the appropriate number of dot stickers to each number.

    number 3

    They can check their work when they are done. My daughter added three stickers to the number four and was ready to move on to another page, but when I asked her to count the number of dots she realized that she only had three. We talked about how many more she would need to add to have four dots and she figured out one more would do it.

    child using number book

    Peeling off the stickers and placing them on the paper provides fine motor exercise as well.

    child using number book

    The number 10 offered some math challenges for the kids. I told them that they needed to divide their ten dots over the two numbers. It was interesting to see how they did this. One of my twins put five dots on each number, while the other put seven dots on the one and three on the zero.

    child using number book

    Get the Number Dot printable pages above, staple into a book and have some counting fun!

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    Comments

    1. Anna

      April 01, 2013 at 2:41 pm

      Great idea! We love dot stickers. Thanks for the printable!

    2. wildflowerramblings

      April 05, 2013 at 12:28 pm

      I love this! Thanks for a great resource 🙂

    3. wildflowerramblings

      April 05, 2013 at 12:35 pm

      Thanks for the free printable -- so simple, yet teaches number sense -- love it 🙂

    4. Tim, Allyson, and kids

      April 06, 2013 at 11:12 am

      We've done this same thing with all of our kids when they were toddlers. Thanks for offering the free printable!

      We'd love for you to share your posts at our Finished Friday link-up. It's open through the weekend.

    5. Share&Remember

      April 10, 2013 at 10:08 pm

      Love it, thank you!

    6. Diana - FreeStyleMama

      April 11, 2013 at 2:01 am

      Great activity!!

    7. Luz Mariela Del Pozo Alarcón

      July 15, 2013 at 1:54 pm

      Excelente

    8. Angie Brown

      October 09, 2014 at 3:20 pm

      Thank you so much for the printable!
      I will be using this for my college practicum and I will be sure to tell my friends and colleagues where I got it!

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