Let’s go through each part of the worksheet step by step.
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1. Color the number
→ Just color in the big outline of the number “1”. Simple!
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2. Trace the number
→ Follow the dotted lines with your pencil to practice writing the number 1. Start at the top, go down straight, then make the little base at the bottom if needed (depending on style). The arrows show you where to start and which way to go.
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3. Paint one balloon
→ There are 5 balloons shown. You only need to color
one of them — any one is fine! Don’t color more than one.
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4. Circle all of the number 1s
Look at the group of numbers:
```
1 1 3
1 3 1
3 1 2
1 2 1 3
2 1 3 1
```
We need to circle every time we see the digit
1.
Let’s count them row by row:
- Row 1: two 1s →
✔✔
- Row 2: two 1s →
✔✔
- Row 3: one 1 →
✔
- Row 4: two 1s →
✔✔
- Row 5: two 1s →
✔✔
Total = 2 + 2 + 1 + 2 + 2 =
9 ones
So you should circle
nine instances of the number 1.
Wait — let me double-check by listing positions:
Row 1: [1], [1] → 2
Row 2: [1], [1] → 2 (positions 1 and 3)
Row 3: [1] → 1 (position 2)
Row 4: [1], [1] → 2 (positions 1 and 3)
Row 5: [1], [1] → 2 (positions 2 and 4)
Yes — that’s 9 total. ✔️
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5. Rearrange the letters
You’re given scattered letters: E, N, O
They want you to rearrange them to spell the word for the number 1.
What’s the word for 1? → “ONE”
So put the letters in order: O - N - E
The blanks are three underscores: ___ ___ ___
Fill them in as:
O N E
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Final Answer:
- Color the big number 1.
- Trace the dotted 1s following the arrows.
- Color exactly one balloon (any one).
- Circle all nine occurrences of the digit “1” in the grid.
- Rearrange the letters to spell:
ONE
✔ All tasks completed correctly.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of number 1 and 2 worksheet.