Here is the activity for tracing and writing numbers from twenty-six to fifty. First-grade students will learn to count numbers by first tracing the numbers given in the second column and writing the numbers on their own in the other columns. So check out these worksheets to enhance your knowledge as it is the first step to practicing the questions of maths and solving them.
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Trace & Write The Number Worksheets For Grade 1
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Tracing & Writing Number 26 to 30
This tracing and writing number activity will teach students about numbers. They have to first trace the numbers given in the second column and write the numbers on their own in the other columns. It includes numbers from twenty-six to thirty.
Tracing & Writing Number 31 to 35
First-grade students will practice the tracing and writing number worksheet. They have to first trace the numbers in the second column and then write the numbers on their own in the other columns. This worksheet includes numbers from thirty-one to thirty-five.
Tracing & Writing Number 36 to 40
In this tracing and writing worksheet, students have to first trace the numbers in the second column and then write the numbers on their own in the other columns. This worksheet includes numbers from thirty-six to forty.
Tracing & Writing Number 41 to 45
Students will trace and write the numbers in this worksheet from forty to forty-five. They will practice them by first tracing the numbers given in the second column and writing the numbers on their own in the other columns.
Tracing & Writing Number 46 to 50
This is a tracing and writing number worksheet for the first-grade students. To practice the questions they will first trace the numbers given in the second column and write the numbers on their own in the other columns. It includes numbers from forty-six to fifty.
Well done on completing the entire number tracing and writing worksheet. We hope you find them valuable to practice numbers from twenty-six to fifty. By tracing the numbers given in the second column and writing the numbers on their own in the other columns students will learn them proficiently. So keep practicing such worksheets and build your maths basics.
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