Count and Trace the Number 1 Worksheet
This winter-themed activity helps children recognize the number 1 by counting one narwhal and tracing the number several times. Kids strengthen number identification, early counting skills, and fine motor development as they practice forming the numeral.
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Teaching Ideas
Have children point to the narwhal and say “one” aloud to reinforce the concept. Encourage slow, careful tracing to support correct number formation and pencil control. After tracing, kids can color the narwhal or add simple ocean or winter details to the background.
Use this worksheet during math centers, morning work, small group instruction, or as part of a winter-themed counting unit.
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