Adding with Number Bonds to 10
Give the kids plenty of practice with number bonds to 10, relating them to simple addition sums at the same time.
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We've got a large selection of number bond worksheets for you to explore below, to find exactly what is right for the stage of your children.
Give the kids plenty of practice with number bonds to 10, relating them to simple addition sums at the same time.
Practice early addition sums up to 5 using a number bond model and writing the sum underneath. We've included 2 simple number stories to try, too.
Here's another set of 4 worksheets practising addition with number bonds, up to 5 only. In this set we ask the children to fill in the missing numbers on both the number bond model and the equation, then draw a picture showing the total.
Count the pictures, fill in the numbers in our number bond model and then write the sums too. There's lots more addition practice up to 10 in this set of 4 worksheets.
This set of 4 worksheets using number bonds for addition is the first to introduce the concept that both 4 + 5 and 5 + 4 make 9.
Here is our complete set of rainbow number bond worksheets, starting at 5 and working up to 10. Download them in zip format and then extract.
Practise number bonds to 10 along with colouring skills with this fun worksheet. The kids need to draw a line between 2 leaves that add up to 10, then colour them in matching colours.
Can the children find pairs of leaves that add up to 10 and draw a line between them? They can then colour them in matching colours.
Children need to identify the 11 balloons on this worksheet that carry number bonds to 10 and colour them in. Fun!
Use these Break It Up Number Bond charts with our Break It Up Printables, or just work through them on their own recording the different possibilities for breaking down each number.
Used to help children understand and learn number bonds, this printable comes in colour or black and white (which can be printed onto coloured card, if you wish). Take any number of counters from 2 to 10 (5 is a good number to start with) and place them in the WHOLE section.
Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 10. This worksheet is a cute activity for children who are just starting on number bonds to 10. We have similar pages for 20, 30 and 50 too.
Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 20. There are two pages in this worksheet set for plenty of practice. We have similar pages for 10, 30 and 50 too.
Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 30. You can't have too much practice with number bonds - so we've provided 2 pages in this worksheet set. We have similar pages for 10, 20 and 50 too.
Colour the pairs of butterflies to make 50. If children can master number bonds, so much maths and mental maths becomes easier in future! We have similar pages for 10, 20 and 30 too.
These simple worksheets provide 3 numbers and ask the children to write out 2 addition facts and 2 subtraction facts for each set - in other words, the fact family. There are 4 worksheets in total, available in UK and US school fonts.
Can the children fill in the missing numbers so the numbers on the petals add up correctly? You might like to use these worksheets form number bonds from 5 to 10 alongside our flower number bond posters.
These flower number bond worksheets are great for helping kids practise and develop essential number bond skills. This pack has a worksheet for number bonds from 5 to 10, and you can use it alongside our flower number bo
Teaching Number Bonds can sometimes be tricky, but Shelly has included some fabulous ideas in this guest post on how to introduce them to children and make them fun and interesting too.
Print our I Can Make Number Bonds mat onto white or coloured card and laminate if you wish for repeat use. Use it with a collection of small objects, counters or snap cubes to help children work out how larger numbers can be broken into smaller parts - in other words, number bonds.
Practice number bonds to 10 with the help of this fun kite worksheet - then colour it in too if you like!
This fun kite worksheet will make practising number bonds to 5 enjoyable for the kids! Fill in the missing numbers, then colour in the kite too if you like...
Can the children work out which numbers add up to 6 and fill in the blanks on the bows of the kite string?
The children will enjoy practising their number bonds up to 7 with this fun kite worksheet. Use it together with our Kite Number Bonds to 7 Poster.
Ask the children to fill in the blanks on each bow of the kite to make the sums add up to 8 - a fun way to practise number bonds!
The kids can practise their number bonds up to 9 with this kite worksheet. Use it together with our Kite Number Bonds to 9 poster.
These cute ladybirds are a fun way to help the kids practise number bonds to 20. Can they add the missing number so that the two wings add up to 20?
Practise your number bonds to 50 by adding the two wings of each ladybird together.
You can print this "make a fact family" mat onto white or coloured paper and laminate it for repeat use with dry wipe markers if you wish. Write 3 numbers on the children's T-shirts and then ask the children to write out the fact family in the spaces below.
Help the kids get to grips with number bonds with this set of 4 fun worksheets. We provide 2 of the numbers and ask the children to fill in the 3rd. And there's an extra little challenge on each worksheet, too.
We've provided towers of snap cubes for the kids to colour, and the number bond "sums" to help them do it. Now all they need to do is grab 2 colours and work their way through, learning (or revising) their number bonds as they go.
Make sure the kids are up to scratch with this number bonds to 10 colouring activity.
Use these recording sheets with the kids to write down the various number bonds you have found with your home-made number bracelets. Get the kids to draw the various combinations of beads on the bracelets and then write the equations below.
These worksheets are a fun way to make sure that children understand the "story" behind subtraction and see the connection to the number bonds they have already learned. There are 4 in total.