Each row shows a group of objects to count and a dashed box for writing the matching number.
Choose how many questions you want, choose the highest number your child will count (up to 5, 10 or 15), then generate a fresh sheet whenever you need new objects.
A simple count-and-write homework sheet for children who are learning one-to-one correspondence. Keeping the objects and the answer box on the same row makes it easy for a parent or teacher to check answers at a glance.
Skills practiced
Print tip: Choose how many counting questions you want. Larger worksheets automatically continue onto additional pages. Emoji objects print as colour symbols on most printers — for greyscale, children can still count the shapes clearly.
Count the objects, then write the number.