Number 20 Tracing Worksheet – Learn to Write and Count

Finish your counting journey with the number 20!
This printable worksheet introduces the number twenty using a large kiwi illustration at the top of the page to capture kids’ attention and make learning feel fresh and engaging. Reaching 20 is a meaningful milestone for preschool and kindergarten learners, and this worksheet helps them practice number formation, count a larger set of objects, and understand the number in both numeral and word form.

Children begin by tracing the digits 20 using dotted guides that support proper handwriting and number formation. Next, they trace the number word “twenty”, which reinforces spelling patterns and strengthens early literacy skills. Seeing and writing both forms helps kids connect written numbers with spoken language and supports long-term number recognition.

At the bottom of the page, children will find 20 small kiwis arranged in an easy-to-count format. They are invited to color all 20 kiwis, turning counting into a fun hands-on task. This interactive activity promotes one-to-one correspondence, careful counting, and visual understanding of what “twenty” looks like as a quantity.

What’s Inside the Number 20 Worksheet

This worksheet includes:

• Large kiwi illustration at the top of the page
• Digits 20 — dotted outlines for tracing
• Word “twenty” — traceable number-word spelling
• 20 small kiwis with the instruction: “Color 20 kiwis”
• Simple, child-friendly design ideal for early learners

The clean layout keeps the focus on learning, making the worksheet suitable for classrooms, homeschool lessons, or at-home practice.

How to Use This Printable

1. Print on A4 paper
2. Provide pencils for tracing and crayons or markers for coloring
3. Introduce the number by saying:
   “This is the number 20. T-W-E-N-T-Y spells twenty.”
4. Have children trace the digits and the number word
5. Count and color all 20 kiwis, pointing to each one as they go
6. Extend learning by finding twenty real objects—
   such as twenty crayons, blocks, leaves, or buttons

This worksheet supports essential early math skills, including counting larger quantities, number-word recognition, fine motor development, and teen-to-twenty number transitions. It fits perfectly into morning work routines, math centers, homework packs, or quiet learning time at home.

With a cheerful fruit theme and clear step-by-step structure, this activity helps children feel confident as they reach the exciting number 20.

Download the free PDF below and let kids trace, count, color, and celebrate learning the number 20 – twenty with kiwis!