Number 1 Tracing Worksheets
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The numeral 1 and the word one on guide lines: follow the numbered arrows on the model, trace the dotted copies, then count and color 1 dot in a ten frame.
Class set
One copy for every student: type the first names and get one PDF, with each name on that student's own pages. Every student's pages use the same settings.
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How 1 is drawn on this sheet
The numbered arrows on 1 show 1 stroke. Stroke 1 starts at the top and goes straight down to the baseline. There is also a blank row to write 1 on its own. Under the numeral rows, the word one has its own model and dotted copies. At the bottom there is 1 dot to color in a ten frame; the other 9 circles stay dashed.
Three examples
The numeral 1 and the word one at the Ages 5-6 size in US school print, with stroke arrows. 
The largest size (Ages 3-4). 
Sloped print at the Ages 7+ size, on A4 paper.
Questions and answers
Is this number 1 worksheet free?
Yes. Make it, print it and download the PDF for free, with no sign-up and no ads.
How many strokes are in 1?
On this sheet the arrows on 1 show 1 stroke. Each number sits where its stroke starts, and the arrow shows which way it goes.
What size is 1 on the sheet?
There are three sizes. The numeral is about 0.9 inch tall for Ages 3-4, 0.8 inch for Ages 5-6 and 0.6 inch for Ages 7+.
Can I make number 1 sheets for a whole class?
Yes. Under Class set, type up to 30 first names to get one PDF with a number 1 page for each student, each with that student's name on it.
What are the circles at the bottom of the 1 sheet?
Ten frames: boxes of two rows of five circles. Color 1 dot to match the number. Numbers up to 10 have one frame and 11 to 20 have two.