Help young learners build a strong foundation in early mathematics with this 100-page Preschool and Kindergarten Number Recognition and Counting Workbook, designed for children ages 3–6.

The workbook focuses primarily on numbers 0–20 and introduces children to numbers through large, clear visuals and developmentally appropriate activities. Children practice recognizing, tracing, forming, counting, matching, sequencing, and comparing numbers while gradually progressing from beginner activities to more independent number practice.

The activities use ten frames, counters, dots, shapes, simple objects, and number lines to connect written numbers with quantities.

What's Included

Number Recognition

• Identify numbers 0–20
• Find and circle specific numbers
• Match identical numbers
• Recognize numbers in different activity formats

Number Tracing & Formation

• Trace large numbers
• Practice number formation
• Write numbers independently
• Progress from guided tracing to independent writing

Counting Practice

• Count objects
• Count and circle
• Count and write
• Match numbers to quantities
• Count using dots and counters
• Count with ten frames

Number Relationships

• Missing numbers
• Numbers before and after
• Number sequencing
• Count forward
• Count backward
• Greater than and less than

Early Math Activities

• Number puzzles
• Number-of-the-day activities
• Number-line activities
• Visual counting activities
• Review pages

Learning Progression

The workbook gradually moves from:

Recognize → Trace → Form → Count → Match → Sequence → Compare → Apply → Review

This progression helps young children develop confidence before moving into more challenging number concepts.

The pages use large numbers, simple instructions, generous writing areas, and uncluttered layouts to make them easier for young learners to use.

A complete answer key is included for activities that have definite answers.

Who Is This Workbook For?

Preschool Children Ages 3–4

Ideal for children beginning to recognize numbers, trace numerals, count objects, and connect numbers with quantities.

Pre-K Learners

Useful for building early numeracy skills before entering kindergarten.

Kindergarten Children Ages 5–6

Provides additional practice with numbers 0–20, counting, sequencing, number formation, and basic number comparisons.

Parents

Useful for at-home learning, school preparation, summer practice, and reinforcing early math skills.

Homeschool Families

A practical supplemental resource for preschool and kindergarten homeschool mathematics.

Preschool & Kindergarten Teachers

Useful for:

• Math centers
• Independent practice
• Small-group activities
• Morning work
• Number recognition practice
• Fine-motor number tracing
• Early numeracy reinforcement
• School-readiness activities

Tutors

Useful for one-on-one early mathematics instruction and targeted number practice.