Count Beyond 10 – Counting on Ten Frames

Help children count beyond 10 and develop their understanding of teen numbers with these differentiated tens frame worksheets. Children recognise the complete tens frame and count on from 10 to find the number. The second sheet also asks children to complete a number sentence showing the composition of each teen number. Ideal for Early Years and KS1 maths.

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Support children to develop their understanding of numbers beyond 10 with these engaging tens frame worksheets. Children are encouraged to recognise the complete tens frame first and then count on from 10 to find the total number of counters. This visual approach helps children recognise the pattern and composition of teen numbers and develop a more secure understanding of how numbers 11–20 are made.

The resource includes two differentiated worksheets, making it easy to provide an appropriate level of challenge and support for different learners.

On the first sheet, children count the counters shown on the tens frames and write the corresponding number. This provides valuable practice in accurate counting beyond 10, while encouraging children to recognise the full group of 10 before counting the additional counters.

The second sheet provides an additional challenge. Children count the counters and then complete a number sentence to show the composition of the number. This helps children begin to understand that teen numbers are made up of one ten and some additional ones.

Children can practise:

Counting beyond 10
Counting on from 10
Recognising a complete group of 10
Recognising numbers from 11 to 20
Understanding the composition of teen numbers
Developing early place value understanding
Counting counters accurately
Representing numbers using tens frames
Completing number sentences
Connecting quantities, numerals and number composition

The differentiated sheets make this resource suitable for Early Years and KS1 maths, and they can be used for whole-class teaching, small-group work, independent learning, maths interventions or as a follow-up activity after practical exploration.

This resource works particularly well alongside a practical teen numbers activity using counters, allowing children to first build teen numbers themselves before applying their understanding to the worksheets. Moving between practical, visual and written representations can help children develop a deeper understanding of number composition.

A useful teen numbers maths resource for helping children recognise one full ten and count on to represent numbers beyond 10 with confidence.

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