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Kindergarten math worksheets: picture addition, subtraction, number bonds

Kindergarten math worksheets — a kindergarten math worksheet headed "Addition" with six sums like "2 + 3 =" and "4 + 1 =", each with a row of small pictures to count and an empty box for the answer, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative
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Reading 1Addition to 10
Reading 2Subtraction
Reading 3Number bonds

Kindergarten math worksheets for adding and taking away within ten. Teachers and parents print them for class or at home. The pages show a picture addition page of six sums, a subtraction page where crossed-out pictures show the ones taken away, and a number bond page of circles joined to a whole and its parts. Each sum has an empty answer box. The direction box takes a request such as within 20.

  • a practice page for addition in class
  • homework on taking away
  • a math centre sheet

Frequently asked questions

What is a number bond?
A diagram that shows a whole split into two parts: one large circle joined to two smaller circles, with one part filled in and the other left for the child.
Does the subtraction page show the taking away?
Yes. Pictures are crossed out to show the ones taken away, and the child writes the answer in the box.
Can I ask for sums within 20?
Yes. The direction box takes a request such as within 20. The samples here stay within ten.

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