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This bunch of ordinal numbers worksheets train learners to, write ordinal numbers in both words and figures, convert between the word and numerical forms of ordinal numbers, differentiate between cardinals and ordinals, and identify the ordinal positions. Refer to the attached answer keys as needed. Download now and make the most of our free worksheets and charts!
Ordinal Numbers Charts | Up to 20th
Get acquainted with ordinal numbers from first to twentieth. Follow along to learn the order and positions of numbers in a fun and simple way.
Coloring Objects in Specified Ordinal Positions
Revisit the coloring fun with this two-part exercise in our ordinal numbers worksheets! Identify and color each picture based on its correct ordinal position.
This printable set tasks kids in 2nd grade and 3rd grade with locating objects, animals, and more and using ordinal number names to describe their positions.
Ordinal Numbers vs Cardinal Numbers
Sort cardinal and ordinal number names into their respective columns and identify whether the numbers used in the statement are cardinals or ordinals!
Designed with colorful objects, this pdf resource for kindergarten and grade 1 will provide a better understanding of numbers and their positions.
Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers Chart | Up to 100th
Dive into the world of cardinal and ordinal numbers with this chart! From first to one hundredth, grasp the order and meaning of each number.
A feast of converting between ordinal numbers in words and those in figures, these worksheets are a must-have to refine your knowledge of ordinal numbers!
Picture Sorting Challenge | First to Fifth
Use ordinal words as clues to unscramble and arrange the pieces from first to fifth, then glue them to reveal the hidden picture.
Ordinal Numbers Picture Challenge | Up to 10th
Learn ordinal numbers from 1st to 10th with this fun puzzle! Cut along the dotted lines, arrange the strips, and glue them in the correct order.
