Making 10 activities

Practice number bonds with this cute kite craft that is perfect for spring with pre-k and kindergarten kids!

Make Ten... A fun and easy card game for kids that reinforces math concepts and uses a regular deck of playing cards. Free printable play mat included!

Tara West from Little Mind at Work here! I am stopping by to share with you a new post all about fun and engaging ways to practice combinations of ten! We've been working on addition for a few weeks

Making ten is a key building block that helps students mentally add bigger numbers as they get older. So how can we make sure kids know all of their tens partners or ways to make 10? We practice! Here are some of my favorite games and activities for making ten.

10 becomes such an important benchmark for students, especially as we head into addition and subtraction. Becoming fluent in 10 is a fantastic tool for mental math, and when students begin adding larger numbers (especially in other grades), having mastered 10 is critical! We spend a lot of time with 10, and we’ll spiral review...

Making 5 and 10 is a critical math skill in kindergarten. Make practice effective with these ways to make 5 and 10 activities for kindergarten.

Looking for a printable that will help build your young learners' number sense? These clip cards are just the thing! Each clip card features a ten frame with 0-10 objects inside it. Your learner's job

Decomposing numbers 5 and 10 math mats FREEBIE- Students make 5 or 10 using cubes and write a number sentence. You can use this hands-on math activity during morning work, math centers, or homework.

Recipe for Teaching - Ingredients for making learning fun and engaging!

Make Ten is an addition math game with triangles! Match up the numbers that equal the number 10. A great way to practice addition facts!

Recipe for Teaching - Ingredients for making learning fun and engaging!

Ashley | Kindergarten Teacher on Instagram: "These 10-frame Pop Its make for a fun hands-on activity to practice making 10! This activity is part of my Making 10 Activities resource! Comment ⭐️ if you want the link! #makea10 #kindergartenactivities #kindergartenmath #mathcenters #kindergarten #kindergartenteacher #iteachk #teacher #teachergram"

Hi Friends! We are getting into the swing of things in first grade, and my sweet little friends are just the best! I love when the first couple of weeks are under our belt, and we can really dive

Making 10 to Add is a tough skills for 1st and 2nd grade mathematicians. Help students flexibly compose and decompose numbers within 20.

Use this free ten frame printable pack with math grids to explore number sense, counting, adding, subtracting, and comparing numbers!

Hi, Teaching Friends! The ability to make ten is crucial to not just addition progress, but also to an understanding of place value. Help your students get stronger control of the combinations that total ten with this hidden addends puzzle. Happy Teaching! You Might Also Like:There is not enough time in a school day. Integration is hands ... Read More about Ten Again! Number Puzzle

I want to quickly share a FREE game that I recently added to my Decomposing and Composing Math Center activity. In my last blog post, I shared instructi

We've been playing this Make 10 Game with our Uno cards, Memory style. Super easy to set up and play. You will find directions here.

FREE! "Friends of Ten" Activity & Poster! "Friends of Ten" are the number pairs that combine to total ten (9+1, 8+2, 7+3, 6+4, 5+5). Being confidently familiar with these pairs will help your learners with fluency and calculations in math. | #FromThePond #KindergartenMath #MathCenters #FirstGradeMath #MathFun #TeacherFreebie #FreePrintable #TeacherTips

Oh, thank you for coming Friday! It has been a long, exhausting week. Not because of students or family....it just has been a long, busy week. So now I can sit back...smile that it is over...and reflect a little. #1...Bus problem solving. I had posted about a new book that Natalie and I are trying out this year that really challenges our first graders through word problems--orally, written, and by creating their own. You can read more here. We continued using the bus theme this week by…