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Before and after numbers: what comes after, what comes before, between

Before and after numbers — a number worksheet headed "What Comes After?" with ten rows of two boxes, the first box holding a number such as "4", "9" or "15" and the second box left empty, and a small arrow between them, bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded boxes, clean vector illustrations
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Reading 1What comes after
Reading 2What comes before
Reading 3Before, between, after

Before and after number sheets so children write the number that comes just before and just after. Teachers and parents print them for a number lesson or at home. The pages give an after page, a before page, and a before, between, after table where one number is printed. Each box is empty for the child. The direction box takes a request such as 1 to 100.

  • a number lesson for a class
  • a number sheet for homework
  • a counting practice page

Frequently asked questions

Does the sheet go beyond 20?
The samples use numbers such as 4, 12 and 20. A direction such as 1 to 100 asks for a larger range.
What is the between column?
The number that sits in the middle, between a before number and an after number.
Is there an arrow on the sheet?
Yes. On the before and after pages a small arrow sits between the two boxes.

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