9 Exciting Number Matching Worksheets 1-10 | Free Printable
These number matching worksheets 1-10 will help to visualize and understand number recognition and number systems. Preschooler and kindergarten students will learn the basics of number matching from 1-10 and can improve their basic math skills with our free printable interactive worksheets.
9 Exciting Number Matching Worksheets 1-10
Please download the following free number-matching worksheets and practice number-matching on the pages.
Worksheet for Count and Match to Number 1-10
In this activity, your mission is to match the right number with the corresponding objects. It’s like solving a mystery, but instead of clues, you’ll use your counting skills. Before starting this activity you can go through our other article Recognizing Numbers to 20 to recognize numbers from 1-20.
Count and Match More than One Group
This activity is like solving a fantastic puzzle. You’ll be faced with different groups of objects, like colorful balloons, shiny stars, or friendly animals. Your mission is to count each group and match them to the right number.
Count and Match Objects with Two Choices
In this activity, you’ll encounter groups of objects, and for each group, you’ll have not one but two choices. You have to pick the right choice that matches the number of objects in the group.
Count and Color the Correct Number of Objects
In this exciting activity, you’ll encounter delightful scenes filled with objects, and your task is to count those objects and then add a splash of color. But here’s the catch: You must use the correct number to color each object!
Number Matching Worksheets 1-10 Using Ten Frame
In this activity, our mission is to draw lines to match the correct numbers with the correct ten frames. Coun the black colored dots on each ten frame and match it with the correct number given on the right column
Match and Circle the Correct Picture
In this worksheet, you will find, some sets of objects in each row. Aside from those objects, you will also find a certain number at the beginning of each line. Now, count those objects and see which set matches the number given as the clue, and circle the set.
Trace and Match Numbers to Words
In this activity, you’ll be tracing numbers to practice your handwriting skills while also matching them to their corresponding words. It’s a fantastic way to learn the language of numbers and develop your fine motor skills simultaneously. For more practice, you can explore Playdoh Mats for Creating Numbers 0-20 article.
Draw and Match the Correct Number
In this worksheet, you’ll be drawing lines to match a certain object from two sets of numbers. Each set of objects is surrounded by two numbers. Count to find how many objects are present in each group and match it with the correct number.
Cut and Match with Correct Number
In this activity, you’ll be cutting papers and then matching them to the correct number. Each of the fall leaves has some numbers written on them. Cut the numbers given below the colored leaves and paste them on their respective places.
Download the Worksheet PDF
Download the following combined PDF and enjoy your practice session.
So today, we’ve discussed some interesting activities through these number matching worksheets 1-10 using the concepts of matching objects, connecting dots, solving puzzles, tracing numbers, matching ten frames, cut and paste activity, and coloring by numbers. Hopefully, the worksheets have given you a clear idea about this topic. Download our free worksheets, and after practicing these worksheets, students will surely improve their mathematical skills and have a better understanding of number matching.
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