Printable Making the Next Ten Worksheets
Printable making the next ten worksheets for 1st through 3rd grade, with an answer key on every sheet. The sets below cover 4 different skills, so you can start where your child actually is. Available as speed drills and word problems.
Targeted Practice by Skill
Complete the next ten
Ten Frame Make Ten
Complete the next ten
Math.addition.making The Next Ten.01
Complete 100
Math.addition.making The Next Ten.02
Complete 100
Addition Making The Next Ten 02
Complete whole hundreds
Math.addition.making The Next Ten.03
Complete whole hundreds
Addition Making The Next Ten 03
Complete whole thousands
Math.addition.making The Next Ten.04
Complete whole thousands
Addition Making The Next Ten 04
About Making the Next Ten
What this skill is
Making the next ten breaks apart the second addend to complete a full ten before adding the remainder (e.g., for 8 + 5, break 5 into 2 + 3, so 8 + 2 = 10, then 10 + 3 = 13).
When children learn it
Making the next ten is taught in 1st and 2nd grade, aligned to 1.OA.C.6.
Teaching Tips
- Ask how many more the first number needs to reach 10.
- Use ten frames to visualize filling the first frame before adding remaining counters.
Common Mistakes
- Decomposing the second addend incorrectly so it does not complete ten.
- Forgetting to add the leftover split part to ten.
More Addition Concepts
Addition SentencesAddition Within 10Addition with Number LinesNumber BondsAddition Facts to 20Doubles and Near DoublesAdding Whole Tens and HundredsFact FamiliesTwo-Digit AdditionAddition Word ProblemsAdding Three or More NumbersMissing AddendMental AdditionThree-Digit Addition4-Digit AdditionAdding Large Numbers