Teach Math with a Ten Frame // How to use 10 Frames in Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd Grade!

Do you use the ten-frame to teach math to your kindergarten, first, and second-grade students?! This video shares 3 of the best ways to use a 10 frame with your students to teach them number sense, addition, and number bonds!

If you happen to use any of these ideas at home or in your classroom, leave a comment below and let me know how they go! :) Also, if you share any of the games from Susan's Sunday Spotlight, please tag me on Instagram @susanjonesteaching so I can see!! You can also use the hashtag: #susanssundayspotlight

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[shannonrosenbaum]

Thank you for the video! I don’t recall doing this when I was in kindergarten! 😬 I don’t think they used this method back in my day. I had to google a video because the directions on my son’s homework are not clear. Am I smarter than my kindergartner? No, no I am not! 🤦🏽‍♀️

[southerncraftycouponer]

My son has been learning 10 frames for a few weeks now. His class is starting to learn how to count to 100 using 10 frames & writing the numbers. I referred your videos to his teacher. She was happy to view some of these videos.

[esmanfarhi]

Thank you- this is a really helpful video and I love the kit that you have linked for 10 frames ☺️💜

Thanks for your video I will definitely use your strategies in my class

[poonamchaturvedi]

Wonderful idea of teaching number composing and decomposing.

[sefthunter]

Thanks so much for sharing this. Very informative.

[kammdkgreen]

I love all of your ideas and always watch your videos before teaching a skill! I purchased your number sense unit but I don't understand why there are only two number grids on the "Flash and Find" game. In the instructions, it says that each player (3) should have a number grid. Could you make another grid with randomized numbers?
Thank you so much for all you do to help us to be better teachers!

[mt]

Thank you for sharing these great ideas. 👍 I'm sure my students will love the ten frame chart. I ordered them 🤗

[jenniferwilson]

I have these. Thanks for the new ideas.

[ruchikaadiani]

U r great with yr ides. Thankyou sooo... much🤗

[artladyjewelry]

This is amazing going to be using it with my kids