Activity worksheets to use in the classroom when learning about the numbers 0 to 20.
This teaching resource helps students learn about and write from zero to twenty using a variety of number strategies.
In this worksheet, students get to exercise:
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I require SA print, but with the numbers and letters sitting directly on a solid line if possible please (like in the WA Print). Many WA schools actually use SA print but with WA lines.
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