Math Grade K-1

Number Bonds to 5

Find the two parts that make 5

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Find the two parts that make 5

Math - Grade K-1

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Use counters, fingers, or drawings if you need help. Write the missing number or number sentence.
  1. 1
    Five apples: two red and three green.

    There are 5 apples. 2 apples are red and the rest are green. How many apples are green?

  2. 2
    Five counters with four blue and one blank.

    Fill in the missing part: 4 + __ = 5.

  3. 3
    Number bond with five dots as the whole, three dots in one part, and one empty part.

    A number bond has a whole of 5. One part is 3. What is the other part?

  4. 4
    Number bond showing five dots split into one dot and four dots.

    Write a number sentence for this number bond: whole 5, parts 1 and 4.

  5. 5
    Five colorful toy blocks with no blue blocks.

    You have 5 blocks. 0 blocks are blue. How many blocks are not blue?

  6. 6
    Five counters with three blank and two red.

    Fill in the missing part: __ + 2 = 5.

  7. 7
    Five dots with one shaded and four unshaded.

    Look at the dots. There are 5 dots in all. 1 dot is shaded. How many dots are not shaded?

  8. 8
    Number bond with five dots as the whole, five dots in one part, and an empty part.

    A number bond has a whole of 5. One part is 5. What is the other part?

  9. 9
    Two red circles and three blue circles making five circles total.

    Draw circles to show 2 and 3 making 5. Then write the number sentence.

  10. 10
    Five counters with one red and four blank.

    Fill in the missing part: 1 + __ = 5.

  11. 11
    Five fish: three big fish and two small fish.

    There are 5 fish. 3 fish are big and the rest are small. How many fish are small?

  12. 12
    Number bond showing five as an empty part and a part with five dots.

    Write two parts that make 5. Use the parts 0 and 5.

  13. 13
    Number bond with five dots as the whole, two dots in one part, and one empty part.

    The whole is 5. One part is 2. Fill in the missing part in the number bond.

  14. 14
    One tray with five counters and one empty tray.

    Complete the number sentence: __ + 0 = 5.

  15. 15
    Five stars with four yellow and one white.

    There are 5 stars. Color 4 stars yellow and leave the rest white. How many stars are white?

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