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अंक — Marathi Number Worksheets 1–20 (अंक)

Free printable Marathi number worksheets (अंक) — trace the Devanagari numerals १ to २० (1 to 20) and learn their Marathi number names.

मराठी अंक १–२०

१एक1 · One
२दोन2 · Two
३तीन3 · Three
४चार4 · Four
५पाच5 · Five
६सहा6 · Six
७सात7 · Seven
८आठ8 · Eight
९नऊ9 · Nine
१०दहा10 · Ten
११अकरा11 · Eleven
१२बारा12 · Twelve
१३तेरा13 · Thirteen
१४चौदा14 · Fourteen
१५पंधरा15 · Fifteen
१६सोळा16 · Sixteen
१७सतरा17 · Seventeen
१८अठरा18 · Eighteen
१९एकोणीस19 · Nineteen
२०वीस20 · Twenty

What your child will learn

  • Recognise Devanagari numerals १ to २०
  • Say the Marathi number names
  • Trace each numeral with correct strokes
  • Match numbers to real quantities

Tips for parents & teachers

  • Count real objects while writing each number
  • Say the Marathi name aloud as you trace
  • Practise 1 to 10 first, then build up to 20
  • Keep sessions short and playful

How to Use This Worksheet

  1. 1Say the number aloud and count that many objects.
  2. 2Let your child trace the numeral slowly.
  3. 3Repeat the tracing two or three times.
  4. 4Match the number to the right number of things.
  5. 5Finish with one independent attempt.

Recommended practice: 5–10 minutes a day.

मराठी · Learning at home

Learning Marathi Outside India?

TinyLearn Printables helps children growing up outside India stay connected with Marathi through simple, printable learning activities. Families can practise mulakshare, barakhadi, numbers, tracing and everyday words at home — a gentle way to build a bond with grandparents, family and culture, wherever your child is growing up.

Families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand — and anywhere in the world — can use these free printable activities for beginner Marathi learning at home.

Great for:

  • Beginners taking their first steps in Marathi
  • Children growing up outside India learning their mother tongue
  • Homeschool and parent-led learning at home
  • Weekend language practice with the family
  • Reconnecting with grandparents and Marathi-speaking relatives

Frequently Asked Questions

Marathi uses the Devanagari numerals: १ (1), २ (2), ३ (3) up to २० (20). Each has a Marathi name your child says while tracing.

They are १ एक, २ दोन, ३ तीन, ४ चार, ५ पाच, ६ सहा, ७ सात, ८ आठ, ९ नऊ, १० दहा.

It suits children aged 3 to 7 learning to recognise and write numbers in Devanagari.

Yes. They're made for beginner learners and work well for children anywhere in the world, including Indian families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand.

Absolutely. Start with the swar (vowels) and a few common vyanjan (consonants), then build up gradually. No prior Marathi reading is needed.

Yes. They're designed for parent-led and homeschool learning — print a page, sit with your child for a few minutes a day, and progress at your own pace.

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