Number bonds to 5 and 10 worksheets

Aligned with Common Core K.OA.A.3

Printable kindergarten number bond worksheets: a ways-to-make-5-and-10 chart, number bond bubbles, make 10 with ten frames, bugs on two leaves and rainbow pairs to 10.

The worksheets

  1. See it allWays to Make 5 and 10 Chart for kindergarten (number bonds to 5 and 10), free printable

    Ways to Make 5 and 10 Chart

    A number bond picture with every way to make 5 and every way to make 10, shown with two-color dots.

  2. Number Bond Bubbles worksheet for kindergarten (number bonds to 5 and 10), free printable

    Number Bond Bubbles

    Six number bonds with one missing number, plus a row of dots to color and count.

  3. How Many More to Make 10? worksheet for kindergarten (number bonds to 5 and 10), free printable

    How Many More to Make 10?

    Six ten frames with some dots. Kids fill the rest and write how many more make 10.

  4. Bugs on Two Leaves worksheet for kindergarten (number bonds to 5 and 10), free printable

    Bugs on Two Leaves

    Two leaves of bugs in each box. Kids write each part and the whole in a number bond.

  5. Rainbow Pairs worksheet for kindergarten (number bonds to 5 and 10), free printable

    Rainbow Pairs

    A rainbow of the pairs that make 10, then fill-in facts like 3 + __ = 10. Fewer has 2 facts, Standard has 4 and More has 6.

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For the parent or teacher

What it is

A number bond shows how a number splits into two parts, like 5 is 2 and 3. Kindergartners learn the different ways to break apart numbers up to 10, and learn the pairs that make 10. These pairs are the base for adding and subtracting later on.

What comes next

Adding and taking away within 10.

How to teach it

  • Use real things. Put 5 snacks on the table and split them onto two plates in as many ways as you can.
  • Say it as a sentence, like "5 is 2 and 3." Then switch the parts, "5 is 3 and 2."
  • Use a ten frame for 10. The empty boxes show how many more make 10.
  • Practice the pairs that make 10 a little every day. Quick games with fingers work well.

Common mistakes

  • Writing the whole in a part circle, or adding the whole and a part together.
  • Counting all the dots instead of just the missing part.
  • Forgetting that 0 and 10, or 0 and 5, are pairs too.