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All 5 worksheets in one! Each sheet will show students all the ways to make that number. Students will use two colors to fill in the circles and then write a number sentence that matches the picture. On the make 6 worksheet, I have added 6 missing addend problems for students to solve, using their picture and number sentences as a guide.

Sort the number sentences

Students shake and spill two sided counters to find different ways to make ten. They then write the number sentence that their ten frame created.

This worksheet will show students all the ways to make 8. Students will use two different colors to fill in the circles and then write a number sentence to go along with the picture.

This worksheet will show students all the ways to make 9. Students will use two different colors to color in the circles and then write a number sentence to match the picture.

Students sort the number sentences into ways to make 6 or 7

Sort the number sentences into ways to make 8 or 9

Students shake and spill two sided counters to find different ways to make 9. They then write the number sentence that their picture created! I encourage my students to be creative when coloring in their ways to make 9. The more ways they see 9 the more ways they will recognize it :)

This worksheet will show students all the ways to make 10. Students will use two different colors to color in the circles and then write a number sentence to match the picture.

Using this worksheet students will discover all the ways to make 6. Students will use two colors to color in the circles and then write a number sentence to match the picture. Using the pictures and number sentences, students can solve the missing addend problems below.

This worksheet will show students all the ways to make 7, starting with 0+7=7 and going up to 7+0=7. Students use two different colors to fill in the circles and then write a number sentence to go along with their picture.

Practice making 7, 8, 9, 10 with dice! Student's roll a die and record that number in the box then, they determine the missing addend to equal the given number.

In this solve the room activity students will practice writing a true or false number sentence, deciding if a number sentence is true or false, if both sides of the equal sign are equal and choosing which number sentence is correct. This packet includes 20 Solve the Room cards and one recording sheet. I hope you and your students enjoy this fun and festive winter activity!

Use this fun Fall Solve the Room activity to help students review the ways to make 9 and 10. Each Fall card has a number sentence with a missing addend. On the recording sheet, students can either write the full correct number sentence or the addend that is missing. This packet includes 24 Solve the Room cards and three recording sheets, vertical, horizontal, and a shortened recording sheet if you don't want to use all 24 cards. There is also an answer key included for quick and easy grading.

Students decide if the number sentence equals 10 or does not equal 10