Kindergarten · Math · Unit

Adding and Taking Away Within 10

5 lessonsabout 3 weeks

The unit ends with three more days: a review day, the unit check, and a day to act on what the check showed.

Unit 6 of 8 in the Kindergarten Math Scope and Sequence

What's included in this unit

  • 5 lessons in teaching order, each with its objective and a teacher note
  • 11 practice pages to print, with an easier and a harder page where available
  • 2 classroom tools for the projector
  • 3 activities and pages that children do on a screen
  • 5 check-up pages to collect

The whole unit in one file

Print every page of the unit at once, with the teacher guide first. The guide has one page per lesson: the objective, what to hand out, and the teacher note.

Teacher guide only (PDF)

The unit file, the teacher guide, and saved pages are included with the Teacher plan.

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Lessons

Lesson 1

How many altogether?

Children put two groups together, count all of them, and write how many there are in all.

2 class days

  1. Day 1Teach: Practice on paper (Core page)
  2. Day 2Practice and check: More pages from the maker · Practice on screen · Check-up page

Lesson 2

Take away: how many are left?

Children look at a ten-frame on which some dots are crossed out, count the dots that are left, and finish the subtraction sentence, such as 7 − 2 = 5.

2 class days

  1. Day 1Teach: Ten Frame · Practice on paper (Core page)
  2. Day 2Practice and check: Practice on paper (Easier page, Harder page) · Check-up page

Lesson 3

Adding stories: some more come

Children listen to a story in which some more come, use the picture of the two groups, and write how many there are in all, with totals up to 10.

2 class days

  1. Day 1Teach: Practice on paper (Core page)
  2. Day 2Practice and check: Practice on paper (Harder page) · Practice on screen · Check-up page

Lesson 4

Take-away stories: some go away

Children listen to a story in which some go away, use the picture in which the ones that go away are crossed out, and write how many are left. The starting number is 10 or less.

2 class days

  1. Day 1Teach: Practice on paper (Core page)
  2. Day 2Practice and check: Practice on paper (Harder page) · Practice on screen · Check-up page

Lesson 5

Put-together stories: how many in all?

Children show stories about one thing in two colors (totals from 4 to 10) with counters of two colors, color pictures to match, and write the addition equation.

2 class days

  1. Day 1Teach: Number Bonds Board · Practice on paper (Core page)
  2. Day 2Practice and check: Practice on paper (Easier page, Harder page) · Check-up page

Unit check: before and after

Two short paper checks made from this unit's own worksheets. Give Check A before you teach the unit and Check B after it, and you can see what changed. Each part belongs to one lesson.

Printing a check counts as a download, like any worksheet.

The answer keys and the teacher pages come with the paid Teacher plan.

This is a classroom check of this unit's lessons. It is not a standardized test, and its points are not a grade.

Unit checks