Simple Addition to 10
First sums made visual, with counting dots
Overview
Every addition fact to 10 gets a full page: counting dots under each number, a big traceable equation and handwriting lines for the answer.
Includes a mixed review page to show off new skills.
Ideal for Reception and Year 1.
Is this the right pack for your child?
For 4โ6 year olds who count to 10 confidently and are ready for 'how many altogether?' โ the first sums. Not a first maths pack: if numeral formation is still wobbly, start with Numbers 1โ20 and come back here in a few weeks.
Torn between packs? numerals still wobbly? Secure 1โ20 first.
What's inside
- Every addition fact to 10 on its own page
- Counting dots under each number, a big traceable equation and handwriting lines for the answer
- A mixed review page at the end to show off new skills
- Ideal for Reception and Year 1
How to use this pack at home
- Start with real objects โ 3 raisins + 2 raisins โ before touching the page.
- Count the dots under each number out loud; the dots are the bridge to mental maths.
- One new fact family a day. The review page at the end shows what's stuck.
- Wrong answers are data, not failure โ go back to objects for the tricky ones.
Details
File details
12-page print-ready A4 PDF. Prints best on regular A4 paper from any home printer.
Licence
Unlimited personal and classroom printing is included. Please don't resell or redistribute the files.
Download & printing
Click Download Free and the PDF downloads straight away โ no sign-up needed. Print at home or at a print shop โ laminate favourites for reuse with dry-wipe pens.
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