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Addition Worksheets with Drawing Objects

Addition to 10 builds across three short worksheets, moving from counting pre-printed pictures to drawing a student's own picture set for each equation.
Grades
K–1, Elementary
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Updated Aug 14, 2023

Subject
Math, Early Math, Addition and Subtraction, Addition
Topic
Addition Facts, Addition within 10
Resource types
Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
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What's inside this resource

Three single-page addition worksheets progress from counting to drawing. The first has pictures already printed beside seven blank equations, so students count the images to find each sum. The second and third worksheets give only the bare equations — six per page, ranging from small sums like 1+1 and 2+2 up to 6+2, 2+7, and 7+3=10 — and ask students to draw their own set of objects for each addend before writing the total. Together the three pages move a student from picture-supported counting to independently representing and solving addition facts within 10.

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From the author

Practice addition fact fluency with these Addition Worksheets with Drawing Objects that allow students to draw pictures to add within 10. These worksheets allow kindergartners and first graders to solve addition equations by either counting or drawing pictures.

Activities Included

These Addition Worksheets with Drawing Objects resource contains one worksheet for addition with pictures where the pictures are already provided for students to use to count to find the sum of each addition problem.. There are 2 worksheets where students will draw pictures to illustrate each addition problem.

When to Use this Addition Worksheets with Drawing Objects:

  • Independent Practice - Teachers can the worksheets to the students to complete at their seats independently.

  • Small Group Activities - Teachers can use these worksheets in small group settings to help target areas where students need more practice.

  • Morning Work - These pages can be given to students to complete in the morning while waiting for other students to arrive to class.

  • Homework - These worksheets can be sent home with students to practice addition by drawing pictures at home with parents.

  • Math Centers - These pages can be put in a math center for students to practice adding by drawing and counting the pictures for each worksheet.

  • Emergency Sub Plans - These worksheets have easy to understand instructions to allow subs to easily assign these sheets to students.

These Addition Worksheets with Drawing Objects are easy to diversify for students by adding counting manipulatives for students who need a more hands on approach to solving addition problems. The worksheets can be laminated and used with dry erase markers to create a write and wipe activity for a math center.

Skills Assessed:

  • Addition up to 10

  • Counting Objects to Add

  • Drawing Objects to Add

All of the worksheets are no prep. Teachers just need to print the pages and hand them to students to complete. Laminating the pages and providing counting manipulatives is optional.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Solve addition equations with sums to 10 by counting pre-printed pictures.

  • Represent an addition equation by drawing a set of objects for each addend.

  • Compute single-digit addition facts with sums up to 10 using a pictorial counting strategy.

Teaching tips

  • Start with the picture-provided worksheet before the two draw-your-own pages, since it removes the drawing step and lets students focus on counting to find the sum.

  • Use the second worksheet's smaller sums (no problem above 6) as a warm-up before the third worksheet, which raises equations to sums as high as 10 (e.g. 7+3, 2+7).

  • Have students draw their own picture set for each addend on worksheets two and three, since only the bare equation and blank space are printed there.

Skills covered

  • Addition within 10 — students solve equations ranging from 1+1 through 7+3=10 across the three worksheets.

  • Pictorial representation of addition — students draw a set of objects for each addend on two of the three worksheets.

  • Counting to find a sum — the picture-provided worksheet has students count seven sets of pre-printed images to solve each problem.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Do all three worksheets ask students to draw their own pictures?

No — the first worksheet already has pictures printed next to each equation for counting, while the second and third ask students to draw their own picture set to solve each problem.

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

  • K.OA.A.1 — Represent addition and subtraction with objects, fingers, mental images, drawings2, sounds (e.g., claps), acting out situations, verbal explanations, expressions, or equations.
  • K.OA.A.2 — Solve addition and subtraction word problems, and add and subtract within 10, e.g., by using objects or drawings to represent the problem.

Core concepts

  • addition within 10

  • counting

  • pictorial representation

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