Grade 1 Number Bonds: Number Bonds Within 20
Work with all number bonds up to 20
What You'll Learn
- Find missing parts for any bond within 20
- Think flexibly about part-whole relationships
- Connect to subtraction as finding a missing part
📖Any Number, Any Bond
Now you can break apart any number up to 20! 17 can be 10+7, or 8+9, or 11+6. There are many ways to make each number.
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When you need to find a missing part, think about what you know. If the whole is 16 and one part is 9, think: "What do I add to 9 to get 16?"
Worked examples
Real problems from the practice worksheets, solved one step at a time.
Example 1
4 + ? = 19
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. The whole is 19 and one part is 4.
- To find the missing part, take the known part away from the whole: 19 − 4.
- So the missing part is 15.
Answer: 15
Example 2
? + 13 = 16
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. The whole is 16 and one part is 13.
- To find the missing part, take the known part away from the whole: 16 − 13.
- So the missing part is 3.
Answer: 3
Example 3
2 + 16 = ?
- A number bond joins two parts to make a whole. Here the two parts are 2 and 16.
- To find the whole, put the parts together: 2 + 16.
- So the whole is 18.
Answer: 18
Practice Worksheets
Number Bonds Within 20 (Set A)
Find missing parts in bonds to 20
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Number Bonds Within 20 (Set B)
More practice with bonds to 20
10 problemsStart
Number Bonds Within 20 (Set C)
Additional bonds to 20 practice
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Number Bonds Within 20 (Set D)
Keep practicing bonds to 20
10 problemsStart
Number Bonds Within 20 (Set E)
Master bonds within 20
10 problemsStart