Putting numbers in order shows that a child knows more than how to count out loud: they can look at 7, 2 and 9 and tell which one is the smallest without counting from 1. Every box on these sheets has four numbers in colored circles, all mixed up, and four empty boxes under them. The child writes the numbers in order. Small words under the boxes, smallest and biggest, remind them which way to go.

Set Order to Small to big for the usual way, or to Big to small for a harder turn. Set Numbers to Up to 10 for beginners, Up to 20 for the teen numbers, or Up to 100 to compare two-digit numbers like 47 and 74. The numbers in one box never repeat, and they are never already in order. Choose four or six boxes on a page.

The answer key gives every row in order. Press New sheet for new numbers. Every sheet prints in color or black and white, on US Letter or A4. Nothing to sign up for.

12 ready-to-print sheets

Open one to print it as it is, or press Make your own on the sheet to change it.

• Number order · To 10 · 6 rows
• Number order · To 10 · 6 rows · set 2
• Number order · To 10 · 4 rows
• Number order · To 20 · 6 rows
• Number order · To 20 · 6 rows · set 2
• Number order · To 20 · 4 rows
• Number order · To 100 · 6 rows
• Number order · To 100 · 6 rows · set 2
• Number order · Big to small · To 10 · 6 rows
• Number order · Big to small · To 10 · 4 rows
• Number order · Big to small · To 20 · 6 rows
• Number order · Big to small · To 100 · 6 rows