Decomposing a Ten Frame Activity
Using Decomposing a Ten Frame Activity, students match addition equation cards with ten frame cards to show equations that make 10.
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How to teach Making a Ten
Using Decomposing a Ten Frame Activity, students match addition equation cards with ten frame cards to show equations that make 10.
Knowing how to make a ten helps your students add and subtract mentally. This activity will help with understanding how to decompose numbers equal to 10.
Cut out all activity cards. Match the 10 frame to the matching equation card.Use the activity worksheet and record each decomposition by drawing the equation.
Other resources to use with this Decomposing a Ten Frame Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about addition.
Use this Find the Ten Then Add Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by reviewing addition facts. You could play fun review games like Around the World or Racing Games. Next, draw an addition picture for students to write an equation to match.Then, students complete the activity individually or with a partner. Finally, students share their strategies to solve the addition problems. Once finished, students write their own word problems to match equations to from the activity.
Be sure to check out more Addition Activities.
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