Make Ten

This worksheet helps students develop number sense by completing sets of ten using fruit visuals. Learners count the objects shown and draw additional items to reach a total of ten. The activity reinforces one-to-one correspondence, counting accuracy, and early addition concepts. It is designed for kindergarten learners building foundational number relationships.

Learning Goals

• Making Ten: Students learn to recognize how many more objects are needed to reach a total of ten.
• Counting Skills: Learners strengthen one-to-one correspondence while counting and adding drawn objects.
• Number Sense: Students build understanding of ten as a benchmark number in early mathematics.

Instructional Benefits

• Drawing-based responses support fine motor development alongside math learning.
• Visual fruit themes help make abstract counting concepts more concrete and engaging.
• The worksheet supports independent practice or guided instruction in early math lessons.
• This no-prep resource integrates easily into math centers or daily number routines.

This worksheet builds strong early understanding of composing ten. Students gain confidence through hands-on counting and drawing. Repeated exposure reinforces accuracy and fluency. It supports readiness for addition strategies.