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Missing number worksheets: 1 to 20, number train, grid to 50
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Missing number worksheets so children fill the gaps in a counting sequence. Teachers and parents print them for a number lesson or at home. The pages fill gaps from 1 to 20 in rows of boxes, count 1 to 24 in a number train of four trains, and fill a grid to 50 with about half its squares printed. The direction box takes a request such as 1 to 100.
- a counting sequence lesson
- a number grid for a class
- homework on counting
Frequently asked questions
- How many numbers are missing?
- The grid to 50 has about half its squares printed and the rest empty. The 1 to 20 page leaves some boxes empty in each row.
- Does the number train count to 24?
- Yes. The sample train runs from 1 to 24 across four trains of six.
- Can I ask for a higher range?
- Yes. The direction box takes a request such as 1 to 100.
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