It looks like you've uploaded a set of
"Number of the Day" worksheets from
123 Homeschool 4 Me, designed for early learners (likely kindergarten or first grade) to practice number recognition, writing, and counting. The main worksheet shown is focused on the number
11 (eleven), with additional examples for numbers
14 (fourteen) and
18 (eighteen).
Let’s go through the
"Number of the Day" worksheet for
11 and explain how to complete each section:
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📘 Worksheet: Number of the Day – Eleven
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Trace
- There are two large dashed outlines of the number
11.
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Task: Trace over the dotted lines to practice writing the number "11".
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✔ *Purpose*: Helps children learn proper number formation.
#### 🔹 2.
Color in the correct number
- There are
11 cartoon chicks arranged in groups.
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Task: Color in
exactly 11 chicks.
- There are 10 chicks in the top two rows (5 + 5), and 3 more below → total 13.
- So, color
11 out of the 13 chicks.
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✔ *Purpose*: Reinforces counting and number recognition.
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Write the number
- There are three lines with dotted guides.
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Task: Write the number
11 neatly on each line.
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✔ *Purpose*: Builds handwriting skills and number fluency.
#### 🔹 4.
Frame the number
- There are two
ten frames (each with 10 boxes).
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Task: Fill in the boxes to represent the number 11.
- First ten frame: fill all 10 boxes.
- Second ten frame: fill
1 box.
- This shows
10 + 1 = 11.
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✔ *Purpose*: Introduces place value and helps visualize numbers beyond 10.
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🔍 Example: What if the number was 14?
(As seen in the background worksheet)
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Trace: Trace "14"
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Color: Color 14 chicks (e.g., 10 in one group, 4 in another)
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Write: Write "14" three times
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Frame: Fill 1 full ten frame (10) and 4 in the second (total 14)
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🔍 Example: Number 18
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Trace: Trace "18"
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Color: Color 18 chicks
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Write: Write "18" multiple times
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Frame: Fill both ten frames completely (10 + 8 = 18) → 10 in first, 8 in second
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✔ Summary: How to Use These Sheets
These worksheets help students develop:
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Number recognition
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Handwriting skills
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Counting accuracy
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Understanding of tens and ones (place value)
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Visual representation of numbers
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🧠 Tips for Teachers/Parents:
- Have kids say the number aloud as they trace it.
- Ask them to count the chicks slowly and carefully.
- Use colored pencils or markers to make coloring fun.
- Discuss what “11” means: “One ten and one more.”
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preschool worksheet numbers 11 20.
