Six free printable activities

Free Printable Numbers 10–20 Worksheets

Help children understand that teen numbers are made from one ten and some extra ones. This progressive pack moves from visual models to number words, ordering, comparison and independent reasoning.

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Worksheet 1

Build Numbers 10–15

Count one full ten-frame and the extra ones, then write each teen number.

Numbers 10 to 15 worksheet using double ten-frames to show one ten and extra ones
Build Numbers 10–15
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Worksheet 2

Build Numbers 16–20

Use double ten-frames to connect larger teen numerals with their quantities.

Numbers 16 to 20 worksheet using double ten-frames and independent writing boxes
Build Numbers 16–20
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Worksheet 3

Teen Number Quest

Find hidden numerals, match quantities and complete forwards and backwards trails.

Teen Number Quest worksheet with number search, matching and missing number trails
Teen Number Quest
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Worksheet 4

Number Words and Order

Match number words, identify before and after, and order teen numbers.

Numbers 10 to 20 worksheet with number words, ordering and before and after questions
Number Words and Order
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Worksheet 5

Compare and Explain

Compare numbers using greater than, less than and equal to, then solve reasoning clues.

Numbers 10 to 20 comparison worksheet with symbols and reasoning clues
Compare and Explain
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Check-up

Numbers 10–20 Skills Check

A calm, untimed review of counting, tens and ones, number order and comparison.

Numbers 10 to 20 assessment worksheet covering counting, ordering and comparison
Numbers 10–20 Skills Check
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What Children Will Learn

  • Recognise, count and write numbers from 10 to 20.
  • Understand each teen number as one ten and some extra ones.
  • Connect numerals with number words and double ten-frame models.
  • Order and compare numbers, including finding one more and one less.
  • Explain simple number clues and demonstrate independent understanding.

How to Use This Activity Pack

Begin with Worksheets 1 and 2. Ask the child to point to the complete group of ten before counting the extra dots. Use one worksheet per short session and add practical objects, such as counters or building bricks, whenever a visual model needs reinforcement.

Move to the quest, number-word and comparison pages when the child recognises most teen numerals. Keep the final check-up untimed. Celebrate strategies and revisit a skill with objects if an answer is not yet secure.

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