







Make Ten Number Bonds Worksheet → Completes number bonds for ten → Builds quick recall of addition pairs within ten.
First Grade Math Practice → Connects parts and whole → Helps children see how addition and subtraction facts relate.
Number Bond Models → Names partner numbers for ten → Supports stronger mental math and fewer counting mistakes.

The Make Ten Number Bonds Worksheet is a one-page first grade math printable for practicing addition and subtraction facts that make ten. Children work with four clear number bonds: 3 and 7, 5 and 5, 9 and 1, and 4 and 6, each with a total of 10.
At age 6, many children can count forward, yet kids often stall when a number pair is missing or when subtraction is part of the thinking. Practicing make ten pairs helps children see that addition and subtraction are connected, which makes later mental math feel less jumpy.
Sit beside your child and point to the total first, then say, “The whole is ten. One part is three. What part finishes the bond?” Have your child write the missing part, check by counting up to ten, and then say the full fact aloud, such as “3 plus 7 makes 10.”
The page keeps the task small on purpose. Four number-bond models give enough practice for a focused off-screen math moment without crowding the page, so the child can notice the partner numbers that make ten instead of guessing through a long mixed page.
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