Number Tracing Worksheet 0-3 for Early Learners
Four rows, four digits: 0, 1, 2 and 3 each get their own full row of dashed copies to trace on school-style lines, a gentle start for children aged 4-5.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Numbers 0–9 — trace
How to use this worksheet
- Each row starts with a solid model digit; the small dark dot to its left shows that the row begins on the left.
- Trace every dashed digit in the row. 0 starts at the top and goes round counterclockwise, 1 is one stroke down, 2 and 3 begin with a curve at the top.
- Digits stand on the baseline and reach up to the top line.
What this worksheet teaches
The first four digits cover the main number shapes: a closed oval (0), a straight stroke (1), a curve joined to a line (2) and two stacked curves (3). Tracing each one many times in its own row fixes its starting point and direction, which helps prevent reversed numbers later. Writing on four-line ruling also teaches size: digits are as tall as capital letters, from the top line down to the baseline.
Play idea
Match each row to real things: an empty box for zero, one spoon, two socks, three blocks. Your child traces a row, then counts out the objects for that number.