Free Fill in the Missing Number Charts 1 to 15

Easy to use free missing number charts are a great way to work on number order and what numbers are missing.

This printable is easy to use no-prep printable for numbers. You just print and use. Yup, that is it.

You can work on writing numbers, tracing numbers, and missing numbers all at the same time!

Free Fill in the Missing Number Charts 1 to 15 - with 9 different charts with a mix of tracing and write numbers from 1 to 15. - 3Dinosaurs.com

There are so many ways to work on numbers but these simple number missing charts are great to get kids working on learning more numbers and number order at the same time.

Each of the pages a few mixes of numbers to trace, numbers in place, and numbers to write in. Each the pages is no-prep to make it easier for you to use. Each page has a mix of numbers from 1 to 15.

One of the pages has a mix of tracing and write for the numbers. This is a great page to start with and work up to the other worksheet.

The second printable page has write in the missing numbers. You can see it only has a few numbers filled out and the rest for them to fill in.

Things to use with the Missing Number Charts 1 to 15

These are just a few of the items we have used with this printable. I always get asked what we use so I find it easy to provide a list to help people out.

Ways to use the missing number charts

The most basic way to use these is with a pencil. You give it to them and tell fill it out. Simple and easy to do. You can see this page has a mix of prewriting and tracing.

If you want you can do these with crayons, colored pencils or markers! Let them have some color fun while doing the letters. Each of the pages can be used with any type of writing.

You can see how we used the crayons on this page for tracing and filling in.

Here is an example with the colored pencils with the fill in page.

Now if you want to reuse these printable then put them in sheet protectors. Then you can reuse them over and over. They work great with dry erase markers.

I like to keep them in a binder so they can practice them when they need to.