Ten Frame is a simple yet powerful mathematical tool to learn counting, number sense, addition, subtraction, even/odd, number relationships and many other concepts to a child. It also improves subitizing skills. Here we provide a variety of ten frame worksheets to help learn various math concepts.
- Counting Using Ten Frames
- Understanding Number Relationships Using Ten Frames
- Addition Using Ten Frames
- Subtraction Using Ten Frames
- Even/Odd Using Ten Frames
Counting Using Ten Frames
These ten frame worksheets are great to learn counting and number sense. You can color, place counters/manipulatives or paste stickers in cells of ten-frame to represent any number. You can populate ten frame using either 5-in-a-row approach or in-pairs.
Learn To Count Using 5-in-a-row Approach
Number 1
Number 2
Number 3
Number 4
Number 5
Number 6
Number 7
Number 8
Number 9
Number 10
Learn To Count By Populating-in-pairs Approach
Number 1
Number 2
Number 3
Number 4
Number 5
Number 6
Number 7
Number 8
Number 9
Number 10
Miscellaneous Worksheets
Understanding Number Relationships Using Ten Frames
These ten frame worksheets help children understand various number relationships like addition facts (what makes 10), addition doubles or double facts, teen number addition facts etc.
What Makes Ten
Double Facts (1 to 5)
Double Facts (6 to 10)
Teen Number Facts
Teen Number Facts
Addition Using Ten Frames
These worksheets help practice addition (upto number 20) using ten frames. Use two different color markers/crayons or counters to represent different numbers. Filling the frame can be done using either 5-in-a-row approach OR by populating-in-pairs.
Subtraction Using Ten Frames
Below ten frame worksheets can be used to teach subtraction of small numbers. Filling the frame can be done using either 5-in-a-row approach OR by populating-in-pairs. Subtraction can be taught using take away (if using counters) OR cross off (if using pencil/crayons) method.
Even/Odd Using Ten Frames
Populating ten-frame in pairs can naturally lead to understanding the concept of odd and even. Even numbers are like double facts, they have all dots in pairs. The numbers with a dot without partner are odd. Below worksheets help child understand the concept of even/odd numbers.
