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Christmas Number Bonds to 10

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Twelve number bonds drawn as decorations: the star at the top is the whole and the two baubles hanging below are the parts, such as 8 split into 3 and 5. One number is missing from each bond, usually a part and sometimes the whole, so children practise both splitting a number and putting the parts back together. Every whole is from 5 to 10, the bonds children need for adding and taking away within 10.

Also try: Christmas Count and Color: Baubles on the Tree · Christmas Addition Within 20 · Number Bonds to 10

Tips for this Christmas worksheet

  • Say each bond as a story: “eight is three and five”.
  • Hidden whole? Add the two parts. Hidden part? Count on from the part you know.
  • Use ten counters split into two piles to check.

Page 2 of the PDF is the answer key. When this sheet feels easy, try the Christmas addition within 10 sheet. See all Christmas math and literacy worksheets.

For teachers and parents

What it practises
Adding and taking away within 10 and 20, number bonds, counting and word problems, sight words, ABC order and writing
How to use it
One sheet a day in December. Use counters or real baubles for the first sheets, read the word problems aloud, and mark with page 2.
Time
About 10–15 minutes

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Printing tips

  • Print one sheet a day in December rather than a stack at once.
  • Keep counters or real baubles on the table for the kindergarten sheets.
  • Mark with page 2 and colour the pictures when the work is done.

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