LEGO Math Ten Frame Grid Activity

Love LEGO! Do you have a LEGO loving fan who is practicing making 10? Print out this free LEGO math ten frame grid activity to get started! Math doesn’t have to be boring! Take your kid’s favorite interests and bring a little play into the learning time. Free printable LEGO ten frame grid math activity with minifigures! Make sure to check out our latest book, The Unofficial Guide to Learning with LEGO!

We love LEGO for learning and we have tons of LEGO activities for kids to prove it! My son is currently practicing different ways to build ten, add to ten, and take away from ten. This LEGO ten frame grid is perfect for getting started with building ten! Be on the look out for our LEGO number bonds coming out soon.

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You will find everything you need here to make the math game. Also, you will want to print out two of each of the minifigure make 10 sheets to make sure you have enough. You will also find some extra minifigure pages. Save them for more activities!

I made a variety of colors to go along with your LEGO ten frame grid math game! Make sure to print out two copies of which ever colors you will be using! Cut along the lines and then cut in between the pairs of minifigures. You may want to trim off any extra white space.

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To get the most out of your LEGO ten frame math activity, laminate everything! This will save ink and keep your pages looking nice. You could even add velcro dots.

LEGO TEN FRAME GRID ACTIVITY IDEAS

Note that you can cut the ten frame grid in half to start with a five frame.

Practice one to one correspondence counting to 10

Practice different ways to make the number 10

Practice developing numeracy skills with both the 10 frame and the 5 frame and recognizing arrangements of numbers for quick identification, addition and subtraction

Practice writing number sentences. Fill in the grid with different numbers of two colors. Have your kids write out the number sentence based on the colors. If I fill in the grid with 4 blue and 6 orange, kids would write out 4 + 6 = 10. You can even use LEGO bricks!

Simple and fun but a great way to practice early math skills and numeracy skills with a playful twist. We love LEGO and LEGO is perfect for math time.