Groups of 10

Here are some additional resources to help with this weeks math lessons:

** You could print one page and put this in a ziplock bag and use a dry erase marker on it over and over to use it several times!

** This resource only goes up to 10 using tens frame and number bonds, but it has a life-size model you can stick to the wall, if you are interested, which I thought would be fun for the kids! You could use the life-size model and print it twice to make a double tens frame which would be numbers up to 20 and then the children could work with composing (adding) and decomposing (subtracting) numbers up to 20 with this hands on tool!

** This resource is a little bit more difficult, however, some of the children really excel at math and you may want to try this with them!

I added a variety of resources for you to choose what works best for you and your family!

I hope these additional resources help you to enrich learning at home!