1-10 Trace the Numbers with Foxes (Free Worksheets)

For a quick and simple activity, these cute fox trace the numbers worksheets will build your child’s confidence in counting. Each sheet includes handwriting practice, count and color, and a fun fox to color in. For number recognition they include both the numerical value and the number written as a word.

Mix these with other trace the numbers worksheets in the series, and create a unique set of furry friends. You can find more resources at the end of the post.

For unlimited practice, laminate the pages so you can wipe them clean and reuse them again.

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1 – 10 Fox Trace The Number Worksheets

Print off these fox trace the numbers worksheets individually, or subscribe to download them all at once.

Number 2 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

Click below to download the complete Trace the Numbers Worksheet Pack (1–10) with our cute fox theme. Great for preschool, kindergarten, and home learning.

Number 3 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

Number 4 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

Each sheet includes handwriting practice, count and color the acorns and plenty of coloring practice.

Number5 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

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✏️ How to Print

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Choose ‘Print’ from the ‘File’ menu on your internet browser
Set your printer paper to A4 or US Letter paper
For the best results, choose High Quality in your printer settings.
For coloring cards, set the image to print at actual size

💡 Don’t want to print straight away? Choose to download the PDF to your computer by choosing ‘Save Page As’ from the ‘File’ menu.

Number 7 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

Number 8 Trace the numbers worksheet with a fox

Did you know?

Here are some cool fox facts you can share with your child while completing their trace the numbers fox worksheet.

Foxes have whiskers on their legs to help them navigate in the dark.
They can recognise each other’s voices just like humans recognise familiar tones.
A fox’s tail isn’t just cute; it helps them balance, communicate, and even keep warm like a built-in scarf.
They have excellent night vision and can see well in very low light.
Foxes can jump up to two metres high from a standing position.
They’re incredible problem solvers and can remember food hiding spots months later.
Fox dens often have multiple escape tunnels because foxes are strategic little planners.
They use over 28 different vocal sounds, from screams to little chirps.
Baby foxes are called kits and stay in the den for the first month of their life.
Foxes can hear a mouse squeak under a foot of snow.