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Practise number bonds to 10 along with colouring skills with this fun worksheet. The kids need to draw a line between 2 leaves that add up to 10, then colour them in matching colours.

Test how well the children know number bonds up to 70 with this fun activity, which asks them to complete each house jigsaw by adding the two sides of the house to make 70. There are 6 houses in this set, but if you want more of a challenge you can mix and match with our other sets.

There are six number bond house jigsaws in this printable set that will help the children practise number bonds up to 90. Print onto white card and follow the instructions.

Children can sometimes find number bonds a bit tricky, but these fun jigsaws are a great way to help them practise. Follow the instructions to make each jigsaw, then ask the kids to put the houses together so that the two sides add up to the number 30 on the roof.

Turn number bond practise to 50 into a fun activity by making these fun house jigsaws. The aim is to put each house back together by matching the two sides that add up to the number 50.

Here's a fun way to practise number bonds up to 60. Cut the roof off each house, then cut into 2 down the middle. Ask the children to rebuild the house by finding a left side and right side that add up to the number on the roof.

Practise your number bonds to 50 by adding the two wings of each ladybird together. 

Here's a scavenger hunt to keep the kids busy at Halloween.

The children will enjoy totting up the number of each Halloween picture and writing the answers in the boxes on this spooky counting worksheet.