Learning Outcomes
Identifies pairs that make 10. The number bond layout helps children see two parts joining to make one whole.
Practices early addition facts. Each row gives a structured way to connect counting, numbers, and the total of 10.
Uses part-part-whole reasoning. Children compare the two smaller parts with the whole shown in the bond.
Make Ten Number Bonds for First Addition
Getting a young learner to see 10 as more than a number can be tricky, especially when counting fingers turns into guessing. This make ten page gives that busy moment a clear next step: slow down, count what is shown, and complete each number bond with care.
On this printable worksheet, children work through four number bond problems that all build a total of 10. Each row shows the whole and its two parts, so the child can read the numbers, count to check the pair, and write or say the missing relationship as a first addition fact.
Use the page with counters, crayons, cereal pieces, or small blocks if your child needs something to touch. Have them place the first part on the table, add the second part, then count the whole group to confirm 10 before marking the number bond on the page.
This worksheet belongs to the Whizki Learning Addition and Subtraction Pack, a Whizki Pro set focused on first addition and subtraction with plenty to count. It fits well after basic counting practice and before faster fact recall, because children are building the idea of parts and whole first.
Keep the session short and calm. Try two number bonds together, let your child finish the remaining rows, then ask one quick extension question: Can you think of another pair that makes 10?
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