Students look at each number bond diagram and fill in the missing number - either a part or the whole. Each diagram shows a whole number at the top connected to two parts below. Understanding these relationships builds a strong foundation for addition and subtraction.
Use during math centers or guided practice when teaching number decomposition. These worksheets help students see that numbers can be broken apart and put back together in different ways. Great for Kindergarten math stations.
Practice with real objects - split 5 toys into two groups and ask your child to figure out how many are in each group. Then use the worksheet to reinforce the concept with written number bonds.
These worksheets support the following Common Core State Standards for Mathematics:
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Practice number bonds with sums to 5, where a whole number at the top connects to two parts below. Students fill in the missing number in each diagram, either a part or the whole.
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