Show a six-year-old a tray of eight hot dogs with two places still empty, and they often count the hot dogs again from one instead of looking at the gaps. This 1st grade ten frame make 10 worksheet turns that habit around. Each of the four frames has two rows of five boxes. Some boxes hold hot dogs, toy cars, cakes or books, and the rest stay empty. Beside each frame, ten numbered circles wait, and your child circles how many more are needed to reach ten. The frames go from almost full to almost empty, so the page asks for real thinking by the third row. A second page gives the answer key.