Cut and paste worksheets are one of my toddler’s favorite ways to practice numbers. This missing numbers page is just one sheet, which is perfect for a short attention span. Here is how it works.
What is a cut and paste worksheet for my preschooler that will help teach him numbers?
It’s time for another fun cut and paste printable. This cut and paste worksheet is only one page long which is great for the attention span of a preschooler. 🙂 If you want more cut and paste practice, check out our previous post color sorting cut and paste pages.
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This printable is pretty straightforward. Have your toddler cut out the numbers on the bottom of the page (the ones with the dotted lines). And then glue them into the correct place on the number chart. 
Your child may need to keep counting to 12 to figure out what number is missing. Which is a great way for them to practice counting!
This is a really fun printable kids activity. The rectangles are pretty big which makes it easier to cut. It’s also great practice to count the numbers and see what is missing. I hope your preschooler enjoys this cut and paste page as much as mine did.
Build scissor skills without the setup
This Cut and Paste Activity pack pulls all our favorite cut-and-paste activities into one printable bundle — sorting, shapes, letters, numbers, and sequencing — plus bonus printables you won’t find anywhere else.
We have plenty more counting activities where this came from. Browse them on our how to teach numbers page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age can toddlers start cutting?
Most toddlers can start with safety scissors and simple snipping around 2 1/2 to 3 years old, with close supervision.
Do I need to laminate the printables?
Laminating is not required, but it makes printables last much longer with repeated use, especially if you want to reuse them.
How do cut-and-paste activities help my toddler?
They build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and pencil grip, all while practicing letters, numbers, or colors.