Two Color Counters Cutouts
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Hands-On Manipulatives Grades K–2 Math
Two-Color Discs • Cut & Laminate Counters
30 Double-Sided Discs Red (Front) / Yellow (Back)
Quick Prep:
1 Cut dashed boxes into pairs
2 Fold on dotted center line
3 Glue or run through laminator
4 Trim along circle border
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Lamination Tip: Use 3–5 mil laminating film. Leave a 1mm sealed border when cutting for maximum classroom durability.
Craft Punch: After folding on the dotted line, you can quickly punch these out using a standard 1.25-inch circle punch.
Math Quantity: 30 counters provide enough for two complete ten-frames (20 discs) plus 10 extras for modeling teen numbers.
Practice Workmat Laminate for Dry-Erase Use
Ten-Frame Number Pair Lab
Name:
Date:
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Combinations of 10 • Single Ten-Frame
Fill the frame with red and yellow discs
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Red Part
Yellow Part
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10
Whole
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10
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Double Ten-Frame • Teen Numbers & Addition
Fill the first frame (10), then add more!
Frame A (Full Ten) 10 Ones = 1 Ten
Frame B (Extra Ones) More Ones
Decompose: 10 +
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Math Center Game: "Shake and Spill" Put 10 two-color counters into a plastic cup. Shake and spill onto the mat. Sort the counters by color into the ten-frame (reds first, then yellows). Record your number sentence: ___ Red + ___ Yellow = 10!
Early Elementary Mathematics • Ten-Frame Manipulative Kit Printable & Reusable Classroom Resource