A couple years ago, I created printable posters to help children learn how to write the number 0-10. I’ve been blown away at the response from teachers and parents. Shortly after that, I made lowercase alphabet rhymes, uppercase alphabet rhymes, and shape rhymes! Thank you to all that have downloaded and purchased these rhymes. I’m SO happy to hear how they’ve been used in classrooms around the world. Today I’m very excited to share with you my number formation rhymes for numbers 11-19!
Just like the other formation rhymes, these are rhythmic chants to help little ones learn how to write these numbers. I recommend using my 0-10 number rhymes first and then moving on to these.
Here are some ways to use the number rhymes:
- have the child trace the numbers using their finger
- laminate the sheets (or place in a plastic sleeve) and practice writing the numbers with a dry erase marker
- use play dough and mold around the numbers
- use a toy car to trace the numbers
- display the printables around the classroom and chant the rhymes together
- send home with parents as practice for number writing
And I’m sure there are more ways!
I know you’re ready to get the printable, so I won’t make you wait any longer. Simply add your name and email address to the form below to be added to my weekly newsletter. In about 5-10 minutes, you’ll receive the printable in your inbox. If you don’t see it, make sure you check your spam folder! I recommend opening the printable in Adobe Reader (which is free) and then saving to your computer and printing them out.
Let me know how you plan on using these! I hope the printable rhymes are helpful to you.
Hi! How I can access this number rhymes formation? I can’t seem to download numbers (0-20).
I think that this is a very nice visual aid for kinder and nursery.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! When you type in your name and email address in the above spaces, it will be emailed to you. Hope that helps!
Thank you for the free 0-9. How can I access numbers 11-19
Hi Lisa! You should be able to access the printable by putting your email address in. I will send an email to you with the PDF. Sorry about this!
I typed my name/email. Will I now be able to download?
It should’ve been sent to your email. Let me know if you didn’t receive it!
I am also wondering how to download the number formations 0-20. I got your newsletter but not the formations? I am excited to use this resource.
Hi there! You should’ve received an email with the PDF. Let me know if you didn’t get it yet!
Hello…
Can I print it for free?Is is very nice material for my class.
Yes you can!
Just bought the uppercase letters, lowercase letters, shape’s bundle. Printed the free numbers 0-10 & 11-19. Wondering if you have any color rhymes to complete my set?
Hi there! First of all, thank you so much for purchasing! I don’t have color rhymes yet, but I’m in the process of making them now! Stay tuned!
Hi! I need the number rhyme 20 please
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Hi Sandy! I’ll work on creating one. Thanks for the suggestion!
I would really love these! I used numbers 0-10 and it made teaching those number SOOO easy. I submitted me email yesterday but still haven’t received them 🙁 I’ve been continuously checking my email and spam folders but still nothing. Is there anywhere else I could download?
I sent you an email with the PDF. I’m sorry!
can you please email this to me. I tried emailing it but I never got it. I am a student teacher in a Kindergarten classroom and this will help them so much with writing their numbers. We just started 11-20 today.
Yes I will. I’m sorry it didn’t arrive to your inbox!
I have really enjoyed using your 0-10 posters but there is not an option to enter my email for the teen numbers. Thank you for your help.
I’m sorry! I fixed the problem. Let me know if you still can’t find it!
Hi
For some reason I am only getting the 0-10 formation cards. How can I get the 11-20?
Thanks
I can email them to you. Sorry about this!
Hey there, is #20 part of this set? Thank you! Your website has been such a helpful resource as I home school my son.
Hi Francesca! It is not…yet! But I will think of a rhyme for it soon!