Number 15 Tracing Worksheets
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The numeral 15 and the word fifteen on guide lines: follow the numbered arrows on the model, trace the dotted copies, then count and color 15 dots in two ten frames.
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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This is the sheet as it prints. Change any option and it updates.
How 15 is drawn on this sheet
15 is written as 1 then 5, and the numbered arrows show 4 strokes in all. In the 1: stroke 1 starts at the top and goes straight down to the baseline. In the 5: stroke 1 starts at the top at the left and goes down. Stroke 2 curves out to the right and round the bottom. Stroke 3 is the top line, from the left to the right. Under the numeral rows, the word fifteen has its own model and dotted copies. At the bottom there are 15 dots to color in two ten frames; the other 5 circles stay dashed.
Three examples
The numeral 15 and the word fifteen 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
How many strokes are in 15?
On this sheet the arrows on 15 show 4 strokes. Each number sits where its stroke starts, and the arrow shows which way it goes.
Can I turn the stroke arrows off on the 15 sheet?
Yes. Under Options, set Show stroke arrows to Off. They start on for Ages 3-4 and 5-6 and off for Ages 7+. Sloped print has none.
Will the number 15 sheet print on A4 paper?
Yes. Under Options, choose US Letter or A4 before you download, and the rows are laid out for that paper.
Is there a page like this for every number, not only 15?
Every number from 1 to 20 has its own page: the 1 to 20 row on this page links to all of them. The number tracing worksheets page also has a ready-made set from 0 to 20.
What are the lines on each row of the 15 sheet?
A solid top line, a dashed midline, a solid baseline and a dotted line below it, as on the letter tracing sheets.