• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
The Artisan Life
  • Dot Marker Pages
  • Easter Printables
  • Journals & Planners
  • Preschool + K Printables
    • Alphabet Tracing Worksheets
    • Fine Motor Practice Pages
    • Spanish Preschool Pages
    • CVC & Sight Words
    • Dot Marker Pages
    • Preschool Math
    • Kindergarten Math Worksheets
    • Cut & Paste Puzzles
  • Coloring
  • Gardening + DIY
    • Gardening
    • DIY Cleaning Products
    • DIY Skincare Products
    • Craft Tutorials
  • Shop

Free Printable Pirate Theme Missing Number Worksheets

33 shares
  • Share

These free printable pirate theme missing number printables are a great way for your little learner to practice their ordinality and number writing skills! Pick from 1-5, 1-10, 1-15 and 1-20 fill in the missing number printables to match your child’s stage of learning. I hope you enjoy!

A preview of four pirate themed missing number printables. One page has 1-5, another 1-10, the fourth 1-15, and the last 1-20

If your child is still working on writing their numbers, make sure to grab these number tracing 1-10 worksheets to help familiarize them with writing their numbers.

This post includes affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission on purchases made through links at no additional cost to you.

Table of Contents

  • What numbers should my preschooler know?
  • What numbers do kindergarteners know?
  • How to print and use missing number worksheets
  • How to make worksheets reusable
  • Printable pirate theme fill in the number pages

What numbers should my preschooler know?

Most 3-4 year olds should be able to count to 10 and they may be able to count higher. Most schools expect children to understand numbers up to 20 and write numbers up to 10 by the time they enter kindergarten. It is normal and natural for them to mix up the teen numbers for a while. The 1-5 and 1-10 sets of pirate fill in the numbers pages are perfect for preschoolers.

What numbers do kindergarteners know?

Standards vary, but in general kindergarteners are expected to write numbers up to 20 and count/understand numbers up to 100 by the end of the school year. The sets of 1-15 and 1-20 fill in the blank numbers are great for kindergarteners.

How to print and use missing number worksheets

Missing number worksheets are like a more casual, fun version of number charts. You can simply print the pages off and hand them over to your little learner, but here are a few tips to help you make the most of your time and ensure your child has a great learning experience.

How to make worksheets reusable

We frequently think of worksheet pages as being single use items, but you can make preschool worksheets reusable. You can:

  • Laminate pages
  • Use dry erase pockets
  • Use page protectors

Making pages reusable saves you time and paper because you can print once and have your child use the same page multiple times. You can even stash the page away for use another year with a different child.

Laminating requires the most time and effort, but laminated pages are the most durable. If you have a young child at home, a laminator quickly pays for itself compared to the cost of laminating pages at an office supply store. I use my inexpensive at home laminator frequently.

Scotch Thermal Laminator, 2 Roller System for a Professional Finish, Use...
Scotch Thermal Laminator, 2 Roller System for a Professional Finish, Use...
  • #1 Laminating Brand*
  • Laminates items up to 9 inches wide
  • Two heated rollers create high quality professional, bubble and wrinkle-free results
Check current price

Dry erase pockets are basically super strength page protectors. They’re large, durable, and popular in preschool classrooms.

Instead of dry erase pockets, I usually use “secure” heavy duty page protectors. They’re thicker than normal page protectors and have a flap to help keep the page inside. It’s easy to keep pages organized when you can put them in a three ring binder!

Sale
Avery 76000 Secure Top Sheet Protectors, Super Heavy Gauge, Letter, Diamond...
Avery 76000 Secure Top Sheet Protectors, Super Heavy Gauge, Letter, Diamond...
  • Keep contents secure in the protective sleeve with convenient top flap; perfect for holding nonstandard size papers and important items
  • Get a crisp, clear view of the contents of your documents with diamond clear page protectors featuring a polished finish for high clarity
  • Ensure your documents stay protected with long-lasting super heavyweight sheet protectors for all of your frequently referenced items
Check current price

Whether you laminate or use a page protector, it’s easy for your child to use these pages again and again. You can use a dry erase marker or a Stabilo Woody 3-in-1 colored pencil. We love our Woody pencils and even use them for reusable coloring pages! Stop by this post with free printable dinosaur coloring pages to see Stabilo Woody pencils in action. They color really well on laminated pages and they don’t have ink to stain or stink.

two hands holding a red box for Stabilo woody colored pencils over a partially colored dinosaur coloring page
Sale
Multi-talented Pencil STABILO woody 3-in-1 - Wallet of 6 - Assorted colors...
Multi-talented Pencil STABILO woody 3-in-1 - Wallet of 6 - Assorted colors...
  • Washable
  • XXL lead applies as much pigment as 8 colored pencils at once
  • Large width ideal for smaller hands
Check current price

Printable pirate theme fill in the number pages

Like other preschool printables on The Artisan Life, these are licensed for personal and single classroom use. You are welcome to use them with your own students, homeschool co-op, therapy clients, etc. as long as you are personally organizing the activity.

You are not licensed to redistribute the files or printouts to other adults for use with their children or students. Please refer your friends and coworkers to this page so they can download their own copies. If you agree to this license, you may click below:

five purple arrows pointing down on a white background

Text "click here to download your printables" (pirate missing numbers)

I hope your little learner enjoys these number tracing pages! For more fine motor practice, be sure to grab these additional free preschool printables while you’re here:

Preschool Learning Printables

Download these additional free activities to keep your little one busy and learning without tons of prep time.

Free Printable Alphabet Coloring Pages

Reinforce the alphabet in a fun way with these free printable alphabet coloring pages.

Free Printable Alphabet Play Dough Mats

Download the entire alphabet of play dough mats and discover a recipe for play dough that lasts for months.

Free Printable Spanish Alphabet Tracing Worksheets

Teach your preschooler Spanish at home with these free printable Spanish alphabet tracing sheets!

Free Printable Car Theme Fine Motor Tracing Strips

Your cor-loving child will adore tracing along the "road" with these free car themed prewriting tracing pages.

Free Printable Ocean Prewriting Cards

Help your child practice the specific prewriting shapes that develop skills needed to write letters and numbers with these fun ocean themed prewriting practice cards.

Free Printable Dinosaur Ten Frames in Spanish & English

Free Printable Dinosaur Number Building Puzzles

Your little learner will love building the dinosaur pictures and counting along with these free printable dino number building puzzles.

Farm Theme Number Order Puzzles

Help your child learn how to count with these farm theme number order puzzles

Dinosaur Prewriting Practice Tracing Paths

Free Printable Dinosaur Matching Game (for your dino-loving child)

33 shares
  • Share

Buy me a coffee

Filed Under: Preschool Math Printables, Preschool worksheets, Printable

Previous Post: « Free Printable Pirate Dot Marker Dauber Pages
Next Post: Free Ocean Themed Monthly Calendar Bujo Printables »

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

natashalh - the artisan life

Hi, I’m Natasha! I’m so glad you’re here.

I’m a former classroom teacher with a Masters of the Arts in Teaching turned homeschooler & gardener. I share educational & planner printables and tips for making gardening with kids successful and affordable.

I also publish printed coloring & activity books. You can also find me on YouTube.

Let's be friends!

Search The Artisan Life

The Artisan Life is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

The Artisan Life also uses affiliate links for other sites. For a full look at my policy, please visit its page here.

Buy me a coffee

Footer

Privacy Policy | Disclosure & Disclaimer | Terms and Conditions | Contact
COPYRIGHT © 2012 – 2023 The Artisan Life · ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
If you have any questions feel free to contact me directly here: natashalh(at)stalkingthewildsnark(dot)com. I do not accept guest posts and will not respond to unsolicited requests for guest posts or links. Stock images by Depositphotos

Copyright © 2023 The Artisan Life on the Foodie Pro Theme