1. 10
Can you draw 10 objects?
Equation Sentences
Name______________
Directions: come up with equation sentences according to the picture. Then cut and glue on the next page.
4. LAYERED TABS – CIRCLE – 10 LAYERS
1
1 2
3 4
Name______________
Directions: First cut out the tabs. On the next page cut out the correct number of items. Glue
under the tab. Then decorate the tabs. Students can use math sentences, stars, shapes etc.
9. Davehas5marbles.Hebuys
5more.Howmanymarbles
doeshehave ?
Draw a picture to illustrate the
problem.
Number sentence
answer
10
Jordanreads9books.Karareads1book.
Howmanybooksdotheyreadinall?
Draw a picture to illustrate
the problem.
Number sentence
answer
10
Draw a picture to illustrate
the problem.
Number sentence
answer
Ellenjumpsrope8times. Thenshe
jumps2moretimes.Howmany
timesdoesEllenjumpinall?
10
These can be used for the front tab.
Name______________ Directions: Solve the word problem by illustrating the problem
and make a number sentence.
10. + =
2 7
+
=
5 9
+ =
3 8
+
=
5 10
Name________________
Directions: Find the missing number to make the equation true. Add circles to
the empty square to help you solve.
39. 2carshonk.4 morecars
honk. Howmanytotal
carsarehonking?
Draw a picture.
Numbersentence
Draw a picture.
Number sentence
Draw a picture.
Number sentence
Draw a picture.
Number sentence
6traincarspass
then 5morepass.
Howmanytotal
traincarspass?
4school buses
areparked. 3
moredriveup.
Howmanybuses
arethere?
2planesflyby.
Then 1moreplane
fliesby.Howmany
planes inall?
Use for the front:
Name__________________ Directions: Solve then cut out the squares , fold and glue the front pictures.
40. LAYERED TABS –5 LAYERS
1 2 3 4 5
Show5.
Take1away.
Howmanyareleft?
Show7.Put3
away. Howmany
arestill there?
Name_____________
Directions: Use the pictures on the next page to help solve. Solve first then glue.
The tabs can be layered when done.
Show8.Take4
away. Howmany
areleft?
Show9.Take3
away.How
manyareleft?
Show12.Take4
away.Howmany
now?
41.
42. Nickels or 5¢ for the next page.
,____ ,____ ,____ ,____ ,____
5
+2
Add 5 to
each number
to get the
next number.
+5 +5 +5 +5 +5
+5 +5 +5 +5 +5 +5
Count by fives. Write how many
,_____
,
_____ ,____ ,____ ,____
30
Name________________
43. 1 2 3 4 5
5¢
10¢
15¢
20¢
25¢
Directions: Use nickels to fill the shapes with their amount. Then cut out the shapes and
layer them.
Name_____________
44. Counting Dimes, Nickels, and
Cents
This coin is called
one cent or one
penny. We write
1¢.
This coin is called one
dime. It is worth ten
cents - 10¢.
Count up when finding how many cents total:
10
¢
20
¢
21
¢
22
¢
23
¢
24
¢
Two dimes is 20¢. Four pennies is 4¢. The total is 24 cents.
Name_________________
Directions: first cut out the shape.
Then glue on the next page to solve.
fold
Dimes
Nickels
cents
48. One quarter is 25 cents.
The word “quarter” means
one-fourth. A quarter coin is
one-fourth part of a dollar.
One dollar is 100 cents, and
is written $1.
=
4 quarters = 100¢
1 dollar 1 dollar = $1
Two quarters = 50¢. Three quarters = 75¢
Count the quarters first since
they have the biggest cent-value.
25¢ 35, 45, 55
(count dimes by tens)
56, 57¢
Quarters
51. 34¢
Name_______________
Directions: First solve by adding both items together. Then cut out the squares and glue them down on the next page.
Later cut out the coins needed to purchase the items. Glue down the coins under the tabs. Try to use the least amount of
coins.
¢ ¢ ¢