Number Bonds to 6 Worksheets

Printable “Number Bonds” Worksheets:
Number Bonds 5 (eg. 5 = 3 + __)
Number Bonds 6 (eg. 6 = 4 + __)
Number Bonds 7 (eg. 7 = 2 + __)
Number Bonds 8 (eg. 8 = 6 + __)
Number Bonds 9 (eg. 9 = 5 + __)
Number Bonds 10 (eg. 10 = 8 + __)

Number Bonds to 6 Worksheets

Worksheets to help students learn how to use number bonds 6 as a strategy for addition.

Number bonds represent the different ways a number can be composed by adding two numbers together. Number bonds can also be called number partners or number pairs. We can use a pictorial representation, for examples a number bond diagram or an equation to show how the smaller numbers make up the larger number. These bonds are essential for understanding the relationships between numbers and lay the foundation for more complex mathematical concepts.

Number Bonds for 6
Here are the number bonds of 6:
0 + 6 = 6
1 + 5 = 6
2 + 4 = 6
3 + 3 = 6
4 + 2 = 6
5 + 1 = 6
6 + 0 = 6

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Number bonds are a very important foundation for understanding how numbers work. Number bonds create fluency for composing and decomposing numbers for addition and subtraction.

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Number Bonds to 6 Worksheet #1 (Diagrams)
Number Bonds to 6 Worksheet #2 (Equations)

Number Bonds to 6 Worksheets (interactive)

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Why Number Bonds Are Useful

1. Understanding Addition and Subtraction:
   Number bonds help students see how numbers can be broken down and combined, which is foundational for addition and subtraction.
   
2. Building Number Sense:
   They help students develop a strong sense of numbers and their relationships.
   
3. Mental Math:
   By memorizing number bonds, students can perform mental calculations more easily.
   
4. Problem-Solving:
   Number bonds provide a visual tool for solving word problems and understanding part-whole relationships.
   

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