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Addition and subtraction worksheets: picture sums and ten frames

Addition & subtraction — A worksheet with eight rows, each showing a small group of drawn apples, then a plus sign, then a second group, then an equals sign and a blank answer box, the fruit slightly varied in each row, a drawn basket in the header, a thin border., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Picture addition
Reading 2Picture subtraction
Reading 3Ten frames

The picture-sum page is rows of drawn objects to count and combine, with a blank equation frame under each — the objects carry the theme, and digits appear only as operators and boxes rendered with exact precision. These nine cover picture addition, picture subtraction with crossed-out items, and a ten-frame page. Type a different theme and the objects redraw.

  • an addition worksheet for early math practice
  • a subtraction worksheet with visual crossing-out
  • a ten frame printable for number sense
  • a math center picture-sum activity
  • a homework sheet for basic addition and subtraction

Frequently asked questions

Are the equations solved or blank?
The equation frame under each row is blank — students count the drawn objects and fill in the missing number or total themselves.
How does the subtraction page show 'take away'?
Items to be subtracted are drawn crossed out, so the visual subtraction is shown directly on the object row, not just implied by the equation.
What's a ten frame?
A ten-cell grid used to build number sense — filled and empty cells show a quantity relative to ten, which is what the ten-frame reading provides.
Can I get a themed object set (animals, shapes, etc.)?
Yes — the objects carry whatever theme you request through the direction field; the equation frame and layout stay the same.

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