Free number bonds worksheets for Reception: 5 and 10 (PDF)
Five frames, ten frames, and the pairs and doubles that make 5 and 10. For Reception, ages 4 to 5.
What’s in it
Knowing the pairs that make 5 and 10, and the doubles, is one of the goals for the end of Reception. The first page uses five frames and the second ten frames: count the dots, then work out how many more fill the frame. The third page has the same facts as number sentences, with the doubles to 10.
Let your child count the empty squares to find how many more. After a few weeks they’ll stop counting and just know.
- Page 1Five frames, how many more to make 5
- Page 2Ten frames, how many more to make 10
- Page 3Number bonds and doubles
- Answers
The first pages
As they print, in black and white on A4.
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Page 1 of 4 
Page 2 of 4 
Page 3 of 4
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