Rainbow Tens Frames | Counting, Subitising, Place Value, Number Bonds Maths Tool
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What better way to develop your students' counting, place value and addition/subtraction skills than with these adorable rainbow-aesthetic tens frames?
These simple but powerful maths tools can be used in so many hands-on, interactive, engaging ways in your Kindergarten, Foundation or Year 1 maths lessons to help students form a strong foundation of number sense and arithmetic. Plus, with beloved Pevan & Sarah characters featured on each tens frame to cheer your students on and the most gorgeous rainbow theme, your kids will be scrambling to use these in your next math lesson!
WHAT'S INCLUDED
✅️ 1 full-colour page of tens frames, ready to print and laminate for re-use throughout the entire school year.
✅️ 1 black-and-white page of tens frames, perfect for multiple student copies or low-ink printers.
✅ The tens frames have been sized to fit four to a page, to perfectly accommodate a range of manipulatives such as counters, blocks, unifix, beads and more for hands-on learning.
HOW TO USE
There are limitless ways to use these tens frames in your early primary classroom to boost your students' mathematical confidence and ability!
⭐️ Number Recognition and Counting: Students can practice one-to-one counting by filling the squares with objects and counting forwards, providing a visual association with the number. This is also great for comparing numbers as greater than or less than.
⭐️ Subitising: Students can practice automatic recognition of small groups of numbers within the tens frames without having to count them individually, developing number sense within 10.
⭐️ Place Value: Tens frames are a great tool for reinforcing the base ten system. Use multiple tens frames to support understanding of two-digit numbers.
⭐️ Addition & Subtraction: Tens frames can be used to visually represent addition and subtraction problems and learn a range of helpful strategies. Students can physically move objects in and out of the frames to find a total.
⭐️ Number Bonds: Great for learning tens facts, doubles facts and other helpful number bonds, students can use different colored counters to represent the relationship between two numbers and the different ways a total can be created.
⭐️ Math Games: Tens frames can be used for a huge range of fun, engaging activities! You can find some ideas here.
These colourful tens frames are a great accompaniment to a number of Pevan & Sarah's education videos, such as Count to 10, Friends of 10 and the Subitising video series. Sign up to Cub Club to access the videos, along with this resource and hundreds of other educational videos, songs and printables, made for teachers, by teachers.
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Australian CurriculumContent Descriptors:
AC9MFN01: Name, represent and order numbers including zero to at least 20, using physical and virtual materials and numeralsAC9MFN02: Recognise and name the number of objects within a collection up to 5 using subitisingAC9M1N04: Add and subtract numbers within 20, using physical and virtual materials, part-part-whole knowledge to 10 and a variety of calculation strategiesFurther context or application:
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