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This worksheet gives children practice at counting on from a number up to 10, asking them to fill in the missing numbers as you go. Perhaps they could colour in the circled number, too. You could use one of our numbered Ten Towers for reference if necessary.
When you need a manipulative but don't have any to hand, these "paper" versions might be useful - and they are also great for cutting and pasting onto home-made posters and displays.
Help Fred the friendly dog learn to count up to 10, and count on, by filling in the missing numbers on this fun set of 4 worksheets.
Print and cut out this set of 10 Ten Towers, on which we've highlighted the numbers in sequence. Pick up up and put your finger on the highlighted number, then show your child how to count on from that number, and count back from that number.
