Here you practice writing numbers neatly and correctly on the lines.
Look at the number given and write it yourself.
Example: 24
Say it while you write: twenty-four, so first the 2 (tens), then the 4 (ones).
Tip: take your time and write every digit neatly on the line.
The numbers filled in show the solution.
Example
- 24
- 58
For parents
What does this exercise practice?
Write numbers up to 100 confidently and legibly.
Common pitfalls
With two-digit numbers the tens and ones often get swapped. Saying it out loud helps: first the ten, then the one.
How to practice at home
Let your child write short lists, for example the house numbers in your street or the page numbers in a book.
Related: Order numbers, Neighbor numbers