15 Print & Go Number Worksheets: Number 6
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Type of Resource: PDF
Number of Pages: 18
Number 6 Worksheets
- 15 print-and-go worksheets for the number 6
- Pages include:
- Tracing and writing the number 6 and the word six
- Showing 6 with ten-frames, tally marks and pictures
- Coloring and drawing 6 pictures
- A dot marker page and an I Spy the Number page
- Find and color the number 6
- Rainbow writing the word six
- Count and color, ten-frame and number house pages
- 2 cut and sort pages
- 1 cover page
Print the worksheets in black and white. Use them one at a time or staple them into a number 6 book.
Required Materials:
- Paper, Printer, Ink
- Pencil
- Crayons, markers or colored pencils
- Dot markers
- Scissors
- Glue
Standards for Counting and Cardinality
These Number 6 worksheets support early math standards connected to recognizing, writing and representing numbers.
Common Core State Standards: Mathematics
- CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.A.3: Write numbers from 0 to 20. Represent a number of objects with a written numeral 0-20. Kids trace and write 6 and show 6 objects.
- CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.B.4: Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities. Kids match 6 to ten-frames, tally marks and pictures.
- CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.K.CC.B.5: Count to answer “how many?” questions. Kids count and color 6 pictures.
Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines and TEKS for Mathematics
- PK4.V.A.5: Child recognizes numerals 0-10. Kids find and color 6 among other numbers.
- PK4.V.A.6: Child represents quantities up to 10. Kids show 6 with pictures and ten-frames.
- TEKS K.2B: Read, write and represent whole numbers with and without objects or pictures. Kids trace and write 6.
Virginia Mathematics Standards of Learning
- K.NS.2.a: Read, write and identify the numerals 0 through 30. Kids trace, write and find the number 6.
- K.NS.1.a: Use one-to-one correspondence to find how many are in a set. Kids count each picture once.
Number 6 Worksheets help preschool and kindergarten kids recognize, write and count the number 6 with 15 print-and-go worksheets.
Make the number 6 the star of the day! These worksheets give kids lots of different ways to see, write and show 6.
Kids trace and write the number 6 and the word six, show 6 with ten-frames, tally marks and pictures and color or draw 6 pictures. A dot marker page, an I Spy the Number page and a find-and-color page help kids spot 6 among other numbers.
Cut and sort pages let kids decide which pictures and numbers show 6. Using the same number in many ways builds number sense and helps kids connect the numeral, the word and the amount.
Print a set for each child for morning work, homework or a number of the week.
How to Use Number 6 Worksheets
- Read the number 6 and the word six together.
- Trace and write the number on the tracing pages.
- Count, color and show 6 on the activity pages.
- Finish with the cut and sort pages.
Small Group: Work through one page together. Have kids show 6 with counters or fingers before they write.
Independent Practice: Add one or two pages to morning work or a number of the week folder. Kids complete them on their own.
Easy Ways to Differentiate These Worksheets
Every group of kids has a mix of counting, number recognition and fine motor skills. These simple changes keep the activity familiar while meeting each child where they are.
For Children Who Need More Support:
- Start with the tracing pages.
- Use highlighter lines for kids to trace over.
- Count real objects before coloring pictures.
- Work on one or two pages at a time.
For On-Level Practice:
- Complete the full set over a week.
- Have kids say the number word six as they work.
- Find 6 around the classroom after the I Spy page.
- Check work with a partner.
For an Extra Challenge:
- Write 6 without tracing lines.
- Name one more and one less than 6.
- Draw 6 objects in two different groups.
- Write the number word from memory.
For Speech, OT, ELL or Special Education Support:
- Model the number word and give plenty of wait time.
- Accept pointing, gestures, AAC or any communication method the child already uses.
- Use dot markers and scissors for added fine motor practice.
- Repeat the same small set of numbers across several sessions.
- Practice saying the number word six in a full sentence.
Number 6 Worksheets Are Perfect For:
- Preschool and pre-K
- Kindergarten
- ELL and multilingual learners
- Number of the week
- Math centers
- Morning tubs
- Small-group instruction
- Intervention
- Special education
- Speech, OT and early intervention sessions
- Homeschool preschool and kindergarten
- Substitute plans
