Number Recognition Worksheets - Number 1 - Find and Color Activities -…

Help students recognize the numeral 1 among other numbers. Find-and-color pages offer two difficulty levels and color or black-and-white printing options.
Grades
Preschool–Pre-K
Pages
55
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated Apr 04, 2023

Subject
Math
Topic
Number 1, Find and color
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included

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From the author

Students find and color the numeral 1 among overlapping numbers. Choose an easy version with bolder target numerals or a difficult version without that cue.

The set includes color and black-and-white borders, color/colour wording and numeral-formation variants. A colored answer reference and teacher instructions are included. Two overlapping PDFs contain 28 and 27 pages; these are versions of the same recognition activity.

Use a selected page for a number-recognition lesson, center, homework or extra practice.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Visually identify and distinguish the numeral 1 among other printed numbers.

  • Practice foreground-background visual discrimination by scanning a field of numerals for a target shape.

Teaching tips

  • Start with the easy version, where the target numeral is printed bolder, before moving students to the difficult version once they're comfortable, since the set is built with both difficulty levels for differentiation.

  • Use as a print-and-go center or early-finisher task, since the instructions specifically describe this use alongside whole-class instruction and homework.

  • Choose the colour/color spelling and colour/black-and-white printing option that matches your classroom needs before printing, since both are built into the set.

Skills covered

  • Numeral recognition — students find and color every instance of the number 1 among distractor numerals on each worksheet.

  • Visual discrimination — the easy/difficult version split trains foreground-background scanning, with the visual bolding cue removed in the harder version.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

Are there different difficulty levels, or is every worksheet the same?

There are two levels — an easy version where the target number is printed bolder than the others, and a difficult version without that visual cue, so the same find-and-color task can be adjusted to the student.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Numeral recognition

  • Visual discrimination

  • Number 1

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