Kindergarten Number Bonds: Number Bonds Within 10
Extend number bonds to 10
What You'll Learn
- Find missing parts in bonds up to 10
- Use fingers on both hands to explore bonds
- Connect bonds to simple addition and subtraction
📖Bigger Numbers, Same Idea
Now we can break apart bigger numbers! 8 can be split into 5 and 3, or 6 and 2, or many other ways.
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Use all 10 fingers! Put some up and some down to find different bonds for numbers up to 10.
Worked examples
Real problems from the practice worksheets, solved one step at a time.
Example 1
? + 3 = 7
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. The whole is 7 and one part is 3.
- To find the missing part, take the known part away from the whole: 7 − 3.
- So the missing part is 4.
Answer: 4
Example 2
4 + ? = 6
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. The whole is 6 and one part is 4.
- To find the missing part, take the known part away from the whole: 6 − 4.
- So the missing part is 2.
Answer: 2
Example 3
5 + 5 = ?
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. Here the two parts are 5 and 5.
- To find the whole, put the parts together: 5 + 5.
- So the whole is 10.
Answer: 10
Practice Worksheets
Number Bonds Within 10 (Set A)
Find the missing part in number bonds to 10
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Number Bonds Within 10 (Set B)
More practice with number bonds to 10
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Number Bonds Within 10 (Set C)
Additional number bonds practice to 10
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Number Bonds Within 10 (Set D)
Keep practicing number bonds to 10
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Number Bonds Within 10 (Set E)
Master number bonds to 10
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