Number Bonds & First Addition
Before a child can add, they need to see that 5 is 2 and 3 - and also 4 and 1. That is a number bond, and this pack shows it five ways: the classic bond with two parts and a whole, a ten frame with two colors of counters, a domino to count and write as a sum, a number line to hop along, and the pairs that make ten. Then doubles on a ladybird's wings and a facts chart to keep on the fridge. Every problem is printed big, with a box for the answer, and nothing asks for more than ten. Then play Shake and spill: five coins in a cup, tip them out, count heads and tails and write what landed - five is five every time. Draw a domino and a dice in four easy steps, join the dots to find a mushroom and an apple, finish the other half of a domino, spot the difference, sort fruit from vegetables and find the way through three mazes.
Why parents choose PrintableBloom
Big lines, friendly art, one small win per page. Made to feel like play, not pressure.
A PDF you download the moment you buy. Print it as many times as you like, on US Letter or A4.
Made by Emma at her kitchen table — and tested by three real children: her three-year-old and his cousins, five and nine.