A Number Bond has 3 parts:
1. Part 1 (In this picture it is the number 7)
2. Part 2 ( In this picture it is the number 3)
3. Whole ( Add the two parts together to make a whole. In this case, the whole is 10)
After the students understand that a number bond has two parts and one whole, they practice filling in sections that are missing. For example, the missing parts in the number bonds above might be: 1 and 4, 2 and 3, 5 and 0. This is how this program begins to introduce addition.
If you feel your child is struggling with this at home, you may want to give this a try. Draw several blank number bonds on a scrap piece of paper and use any number between 1 and 20 for the whole.
This simple activitiy can be used for any number, and is a great way to practice math facts!
OR for a CHALLENGE....GIVE THIS A TRY!
Can you add three numbers together that make 9?
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