Fourteen, 14 — and back again
A child who can count to twenty can still write "fiveteen". The teens are where number words stop following a pattern, so they get a page of their own, and every word is written on the lined paper kindergartens use for handwriting.
Read it one way, write it the other.
A number words worksheet generator, printable as a PDF. Pick the numbers — 1 to 10, the teens, or 21 to 100 — and whether the child writes digits, words, or both. Every word is written on a primary-ruled line: a solid top line, a dashed midline and a solid baseline, the paper US children learn letters on. A word bank at the top lists the words the page asks for, in counting order, and can be switched off once spelling is secure. On the 21-to-100 page no two neighbors come from the same ten, so forty-three and forty-seven never sit side by side.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Read
The number or the word printed in each row.
Find
The spelling in the word bank, if it is there.
Write
The digits in the box, or the word on the lined space.
Numbers
The teens get a page of their own: eleven and twelve fit no pattern, and fifteen does not keep its five.
The child writes
Words are written on primary-ruled lines, with a dashed midline, like kindergarten handwriting paper.
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.