I’m excited to share with you my Number Formation Rhymes! I’ve been teaching my little ones how to write numbers and wanted some rhymes to help them remember the formations. I found these rhymes and decided to make my own posters for our school room. These rhymes are a great way for little ones remember how to write numbers.
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Here are some ideas for using the number formation rhymes:
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- write numbers on a salt tray
- construct numbers with these
- form numbers with play dough
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- race cars on this number tracing road
- writing numbers on a bag filled with paint or hair gel
- use q-tips and paint to trace the numbers
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There are lots of fun ways to use these rhymes! Of course you could also use them as posters, too.
I’ve also created formation rhymes for alphabet letters and shapes! Check it out here.
Happy Learning!
Thanks so much for sharing! These rhymes are so creative and fun for little ones. A great way to help them remember how to form and write their numbers!
You are welcome! So glad these can help you out!
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Very clever – my favourite is number 8. My daughter’s issue is usually 2’s & 3’s as she sometimes begins writing them in the wrong direction.
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Yes! That is a very common way for little ones to begin writing numbers!! (My boys have done that, too!)
Love your site! I just signed up for the newsletter. Will I be sent a link for the number formation freebie?
Thanks!
Hi Jonna! Yes, a link with the subscriber freebie should have been sent to you right away. Check your spam or junk folder, in case it went there. If you can’t find it, let me know!
I’m so happy to find your site. Thank you for the cute numbers – I can’t wait to use them
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i love your ideas x
These are great! I just subscribed and shared a link to your page on my Facebook page! THANKS again!
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This is amazing. It is going to help my 3 year old so much when it comes to formation!
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Great website! Please sign me up!
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I can not wait to get the number chart to help my kids learn how to print their numbers
Thanks.
Thank you!
I absolutely love your number formations rhymes. This is will so helpful for my ESL Students. I signed up on the website to become a subscriber but have not received an email with a password. Please help! Thanks!!
Thank you so much!! Just sent you an email. 🙂
Love your number formations rhymes and would like to use them for my kiddos! Can you please email the link? THANK YOU!!!!
Since you are a subscriber, I can! Email sent 🙂
i have signed up for newsletter, and received email. it sends me to the page for printables and give me password, but i can not find a place to enter password. please advise
The spot for the password is a box at the top of the page. I haven’t heard of someone not being able to see that section, so maybe try a different browser if you can’t find it. You can email me with more questions if you can’t find it. angela@teachingmama.org
Hi
I’ve signed up for your email, and clicked on the confirm link… and like many others, i cannot find a link to download these fab number formation rhymes.
A welcome email that explains where to find the printables should have been sent to your email address. I will email you with the link. Sorry for the confusion!
hello Angela…I love the big numbers it the dotted lines for kids to trace with fingers, or make with playdough, and your clip art is cute…but I was wondering if you might have a version that is editable so that we might be able to change just the rhyme part…My district uses slightly different wording for our number formations, and I am hopeful that I might still be able to have cute, yet consistent, practice for my Kindergarten kiddos 🙂
Hello..have signed up for your newsletters.
Will it take a few days to rcv email/link?
No it is sent right away. I will send you an email.
These will be helpful
These are great, Thanks!
I learned these almost 60 years ago – in grade one – before it was common to go to preschool.
Fun to see they are still around.
They are slightly different from what I remember…..
Very good for 3 year olds
I signed up and received the e-mail, but I do not see the number formation posters under freebies. Any help is appreciated.
Thank you for creating this wonderful site!
I’ll send you an email!