Free Printable Sequencing Puzzles - Fairies 11

Take a look at our free printable sequencing puzzles with Fairies theme and pratice counting 11 – 20! Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to help your pre-schooler learn about counting and ordering numbers? Look no further than these free printable sequencing puzzles with a fairy theme!

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These puzzles are perfect for helping children develop important numeracy skills, such as:

Number recognition: Children will learn to identify the numbers 11 to 20.
Counting: Children will practice counting from 11 to 20.
Ordering numbers: Children will learn to order the numbers 11 to 20 from least to greatest.

These puzzles are also a great way to promote problem-solving skills and fine motor development.

What’s Included in Free Printable Sequencing Puzzles – Fairies 11 – 20 Pack?

The free printable sequencing puzzle pack includes 10 puzzles with a different picture of a cute fairy character. Each puzzle is divided into 10 sections, which are numbered 11 to 20. To use the puzzles, simply print them out and cut the sections apart. Then, let your child put the sections together in the correct order.

These puzzles are in black and white therefore will make great coloring projects when the sequencing puzzle is complete.

Tips for Using the Free Printable Sequencing Puzzles

Make it fun! Children are more likely to learn when they are having fun. So, make sure to make the puzzle-solving process fun and engaging for your child.
Use the puzzles as a teaching tool. You can use the puzzles to teach your child about counting and ordering numbers. For example, you can point to the numbers on the puzzle and say the number names out loud.
Let your child work at their own pace. Don’t rush your child to complete the puzzles. Let them take their time and work at their own pace.

Why Are These Puzzles Important?

Sequencing puzzles are an important tool for developing numeracy skills in pre-schoolers. By learning to order numbers, children are laying the foundation for more complex math concepts, such as addition and subtraction.