Friends of ten activities

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

Practice making sums of ten with this free print and play game! The playground theme adds a touch of fun to this engaging way to practice this critical math skill for kindergarten math & first grade math. This one page making ten game is easy prep - you'll want to make extra copies for partner play, math tubs, math centers, Fun Friday, RtI, tutoring, & playing with your Buddy Class! Recognizing friends of ten is so important - enjoy using this game to review it & make those sums of 10…

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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

8 creative friends of ten math center ideas shared on our Rainbow Sky Creations Instagram. These are perfect for working on number combinations that add to 10. Not only are they age-appropriate and fun but your students will be asking you for more Maths time once they have tried them! Hands-on ideas for numberbonds to 10. (Early Years Math, Year 1) #rainbowskycreations

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

Shake & Spill is a fun and engaging game for students to learn their partitions! This has fast become one of our favourite activities when earning our partitions of 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 and 5.

Grab this FREE tens of friends booklet for your students to explore combinations for making ten using ten-frames.

Knowing combinations of numbers to ten is a very important kindergarten concept. (In fact it is CCSC K.OA.4- For any given number from 1 to 9, find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number.) We do a lot of activities in my classroom to understand this concept- the more practice the better, right? One activity that my kids love is called Bears on the Bus. Kids can work in pairs or individually at a math center. I introduce the game in partner pairs so that they can work…