This post may include affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. Unlike other missing number worksheets I’ve shared with some numbers pre-filled, this number order worksheet requires children to independently place each number 1-10. This interactive worksheet features tiles to cut and paste so finger strength and fine motor skills get a workout, too!
How to use printable order numbers worksheets
This interactive worksheet helps build a strong foundation for learning 2-digit numbers in the future. You can’t could beyond 10 if you don’t have a solid grasp on numbers 1-9! Starting with the small numbers is essential for developing counting skills. It is easy to turn this cut and paste page into a file folder game or center activity if you’d prefer not to print a copy for each student.
Use them for independent work in the classroom or for your homeschool lesson plans Use them in math centers Use them for early finishers Use them with a small group Use them as extra practice for therapy clients or children still working towards mastery
This worksheet can also be used as a coloring page. You could ask your students to color the reindeer, or color code the boxes according to whether the number is odd or even.
Materials needed
The exact materials you’ll need will depend on whether you decide to use this as a cut and paste worksheet or a file folder game/center activity. Have your child cut out each number tile. If they are new to this type of activity, you may want to help them with arrange numbers before gluing them down.
Your downloadable file (look lower down in the post for the row of purple arrows) Paper and printer access Blunt-tipped scissors Glue stick or a pot of glue and a paintbrush
After the number sequence is completed correctly, have your child glue the numbers onto the squares in ascending order. To make a reusable number activity you will need:
Your free printable PDF Paper and printer access Laminator Scissors or paper trimmer Hook and loop dots or poster putty File or box to hold the number tiles, optional.
Print and laminate the worksheet, then cut out the tiles. Use hook and loop dots on the squares and number tiles, or provide poster putty or play dough for sticking the numbers in order. You can place extra hook and loop dots on one side of a file folder and tape the reindeer worksheet to the opposite interior face of the folder. You can also place the number tiles in a small box (such as a box normally used for task cards). The picture below shows these St. Patrick’s Day pattern worksheets, but it demonstrates how to turn a worksheet into a file folder game: Your child or students still complete worksheet by placing each number tile in the correct order, but the worksheet is reusable for repeated use. This is a great way for children to practice arranging numbers if they’re still working on the concept of ordering numbers.
Free printable Christmas number order worksheet PDF file download area
This worksheet is licensed for personal and single classroom use. This includes use with therapy clients and library activities. You are not licensed to sell or redistribute the files or print outs to other adults for use with their children/students. Please refer friends and colleages to this post so they can downlaod their own copy. I hope you enjoy this reindeer themed number order worksheet! This particular worksheet is designed for the kindergarten age range, but I’m always open to suggestions for worksheets for different levels. Please leave a comment and let me know what other PDF worksheets you’d like to see in the future!
