Learning Outcomes
Tens and ones worksheet → Builds place-value understanding → Children model 13, 14, and 10 as tens plus ones.
Number-building practice → Connects counting to written numbers → First graders record one ten and the correct leftover ones.
Place-value models → Strengthen teen-number sense → Six-year-olds see why 14 is one group of ten and four ones.

Tens and Ones Build Worksheet
The Tens and Ones Build Worksheet is a one-page math printable for first grade. The worksheet practices tens and ones by asking children to build and write the place-value parts of 13, 14, and 10.
At age six, many children can count by ones but stall when a teen number needs a ten and extra ones. Place-value practice helps a first grader see that 13 means 1 ten and 3 ones, not two separate digits.
Sit together with small objects, crayons, or base-ten blocks, then have your child build each number before writing the tens and ones on the page. Say, "Show me the ten first," then count the ones for 13, 14, and 10.
The saved page focuses on only three numbers, so the work stays short and clear for a six-year-old. The build layout gives children a model, a place to organize thinking, and writing fields that connect the hands-on count to number sense.
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