Standard 1: Represent and solve addition problems with sums between 0 and 10 and subtraction problems using related facts.

Students are asked to find all possible pairs of numbers that sum to six in the context of a word problem.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are asked to find all possible pairs of numbers that sum to nine in the context of a word problem.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students solve an Add To (Result Unknown) word problem.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are challenged to find all the different ways to sort six toys into two different groups.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students use ten frames to find the missing number to make ten.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students use ten frame cards to play a memory game in which they find pairs that make 10.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are asked to pick an equation that matches addition and subtraction word problems.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students model an addition and a subtraction problem with manipulatives, drawings, fingers, or by acting out the story in the problem.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students solve an addition and a subtraction word problem using manipulatives or pencil and paper.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students model an addition problem using manipulatives, their fingers, drawings, or by acting out.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students count how many rectangles are in a row, draw more rectangles to make 10 rectangles in each row, and write the numeral corresponding to the number of additional rectangles drawn.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are given a subtraction word problem and asked to solve the problem by drawing a picture or using manipulatives.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students model the action in a subtraction problem.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are asked to solve an addition word problem by drawing a picture or using manipulatives.

Type: Formative Assessment

Students are asked to solve a problem in which they have to compose 10.

Type: Formative Assessment

Engage students in a fun game of guessing by integrating science and math skills. Students keep track of how many pilots are still in the group as they eliminate some each round based on their partner's answer related to observable characteristics. This lesson is based on the CPALMS eReader, "Ten Little Pilots," resource #217323.

Type: Lesson Plan

Students will enjoy engaging in this lively lesson where they will have the opportunity to sing and act out addition and subtraction story problems. Students will be guided through addition and subtraction word problems as they use manipulatives to model the problems.

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Students will play a fun game using paper cups and counters to "roll" out combinations to make a ten.

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Go Fish is a really fun and interactive way to teach kindergartners about the number pairs that equal ten. This hands-on lesson will give students the engaging practice that they need to not only build number bonds to ten but also to find the missing addend and count up to ten. Students will love the Go Fish game and want to play it over and over again!

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Uh...oh... Some rubber duckies have gone missing. In this fun and interactive lesson, students create groups of 10 using ten-frames and small rubber duck cut-outs. When given a number from 1-9, the students will find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number using a ten-frame and rubber duck cut-outs. The students will also explain how to combine two numbers to create a group of 10.

Type: Lesson Plan

In this lesson, students will be using counters and ten frames to make a "ten fish dinner" for a hungry penguin named Perry. Perry likes his dinner to have two types of fish, red and yellow, and he always has to have ten fish when he eats.
Students will practice making combinations of ten by beginning with a given number of red fish and working to find how many yellow fish are needed to make a whole dinner of ten fish. After practicing with counters and ten frames, students will record one "dinner" (combination of ten) by drawing counters on a ten frame and/or writing an equation to represent their combination.

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This activity will show students how exciting it can be to find groups of ten. The students must be able to recognize the number that is given as the first addend. They must then be able to work, using counters and a ten frame, toward creating another group that they can add to the first group to total one group of ten. They will work first with a partner using counters and during the assessment they would be expected to work on their own. Their completion of the assessment would show just how much of the skill they have or have not mastered.

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In this lesson, the students' learning is focused on using real world situations to solve add to problems with the result unknown. The students will be focusing on using objects and drawings to help them solve these problems. Students will also write an equation to represent each problem.

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In this lesson, students are shown a picture of a beach scene. They are asked to identify groups of ten within the picture. There are three pre-determined groups of ten with noticeable parts (people, starfish, coconuts). Using the picture, students will identify a group of ten, create an addition equation for the parts, and transfer the equation into sentences to tell the story.

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While playing Ten to Win, children represent numbers on a ten frame & determine how many more are needed to make ten. The game reinforces the number partners that make ten and supports fluency of addition and subtraction within ten.

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In this lesson, students will solve real-world addition and subtraction problems (0-5) using various strategies.

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In this lesson, the students will create and write equations for all of the ways to make ten on a ten-frame.

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This activity deepens the students' understanding of addition and recording addition sentences by using an engaging story about ducks in a pond.

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In this lesson, students will use manipulatives and equations to represent and solve addition and subtraction word problems.

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In this lesson, students will solve addition and subtraction word problems within 10 related to a garden theme.

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In this lesson, students will count forward from a given number while manipulating animals in a pond during a read aloud by the teacher.

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In this lesson students will help the teacher organize seashells on two shelves. Students will represent the number ten as the sum of two numbers and then create an addition sentence to match their "shelves of seashells." Students will also be asked to create all the ways to make ten.

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In this lesson, students sing a song that provides practice problems in adding and subtracting. Students will use heart cut outs to model the story. Students will be encouraged to use drawings and record an equation to represent the story.

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In this lesson, students will use counters and a part part whole mat to find the different ways the number 10 can be represented as the sum of two numbers. Students will then use this understanding to explore finding the number that makes 10 when added to a given number from 1 to 9.

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This is an engaging, hands-on lesson to help the students understand the meaning of the equal sign. The lesson is written using a pan/equal arm balance but may be done with just connecting cubes.

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The students will use M&M's to find the number that makes 10, for any number from 1 to 9, when added to the given number. Students will record the answer as both a drawing and an equation.

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In this lesson, students learn to solve addition word problems within 10 using the engaging book by Jill Anderson Adding with Sebastian Pig and Friends At the Circus. This is the first in a series of four lessons on adding and subtracting within 10.

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In this lesson, students learn to solve part-part-whole addition word problems within 10. The book Adding It Up by Rosemary Wells will be used to introduce the lesson.

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In this lesson, students will use Cheerios as manipulatives for decomposing numbers 5-10. Students will be encouraged to decompose numbers in as many different ways as possible. Students will also record their decompositions as addition equations.

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In this lesson, students will play a card game to practice finding pairs of numbers that make 10 when added.

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This lesson explores ways to represent 10. The students will use two sided counters to investigate the ways that 10 can be broken apart and put back together. The students will also work in pairs to collaborate and expand their understanding of the concept.

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In this lesson, students learn to solve subtraction word problems within 10. The book, Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons will be used to engage students.

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This activity will have students finding ways to make ten. Students use two colors of linking cubes to make and record equations of ten.

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In this lesson, students will use two-sided colored counters (discs) to decompose the number ten.

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Students will use number bracelets to practice representing numbers less than or equal to ten as a sum of two numbers. They will manipulate beads to find all possible combinations of making one number. This lesson required students to work with partners.

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This activity practices taking one away from a number to compose an equation.

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In this activity students will recite the Five Little Ducks poem to decompose numbers using manipulatives and equations to represent the math.

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In this lesson, students will play the game "Hidden Cubes" to identify the number of linking cubes hidden when the total is 10.

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In this lesson, students will listen to the story Ten Flashing Fireflies by Philomen Sturges. Students will ten represent all of the ways the 10 fireflies were represented in the jar and in the sky. Students will write expressions to match the representations.

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In this lesson, students will find the different ways a given number can be represented as the sum of two numbers. Students will use linking cubes, colored squares of construction paper, and written expressions.

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In this lesson, students will work with subtraction within 10 by taking 1 away from a number.

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In this lesson, students create caterpillars using two different colored circles to emphasize the addends that make 10. Students then write the equation they create, and do a gallery walk to record the other combinations that make 10.

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In this activity, students practice decomposing numbers one through five, using fuzzy sticks and beads, and recording the equation for each decomposition.

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In this lesson, students will act out situations as an introduction to story problems. Students will also have the opportunity to solve addition story problems using manipulatives.

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In this lesson, students are presented with a problem that requires them to add crayons to a partially filled box to make a ten. Students use ten frames and dot stickers of two colors to represent the problem situation and solve.

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In this lesson, students will solve addition and subtraction word problems using Goldfish crackers. Students will also work with a partner to create and solve their own addition and subtraction word problems.

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In this lesson, students will use a die to generate a number. Then, students will find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number.

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Students will find the different ways the number 10 can be represented as the sum of two numbers. Students will use whale crackers and part-part whole boards.

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Visit the sea turtles at the aquarium as you dive deep to learn about the "add to" problem type in this interactive tutorial.

Type: Original Student Tutorial

Come learn fun facts at the aquarium while solving "add to" word problems. Learn how objects and drawings can be used to represent word problems in this interactive tutorial.

Type: Original Student Tutorial

Help Farmer Betsy! You'll use multiple strategies to make a ten and write equations in this interactive tutorial. 

Type: Original Student Tutorial

Unlock an effective teaching tool that can help students all the way from basic counting principles to multiplying polynomials.

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Type: Perspectives Video: Teaching Idea

Unlock an effective teaching strategy for connecting geometry and numbers in order to build number sense in this Teacher Perspectives video for educators.

Type: Perspectives Video: Teaching Idea

Unlock an effective teaching strategy for teaching inequalities and equations with the math balance in this Teacher Perspectives video for educators.

Type: Perspectives Video: Teaching Idea

This task represents the Put Together/Take Apart with both addends unknown context for addition and subtraction. Once a student finds one correct answer, he/she can be encouraged to find another. Ask the student to use objects, pictures, or equations to represent each answer.

Type: Problem-Solving Task

In this tutorial, you will learn how to solve a result unknown word problems: 10 - 2 = ?.

Type: Tutorial