Looking at the worksheet, I notice that all the number bond diagrams (A through F) are completely blank — there are no numbers provided in any of the circles. The directions say to “fill in the number bonds below by looking at the prides of lions on the board,” but there is no image or data showing how many lions are in each pride.
Without seeing the actual lion counts for each problem (A–F), it’s impossible to fill in the correct numbers. Number bonds require knowing either:
- The whole and one part → find the missing part
- Two parts → find the whole
Since none of these values are given in the visible worksheet, and no accompanying image with lion groups is shown, I cannot solve this accurately.
However, if this were a standard exercise, here’s what you’d do:
1. Look at the picture above each letter (e.g., maybe 3 lions on the left, 2 on the right).
2. Add them together to get the whole (top circle).
3. Write the two parts in the bottom circles and the sum in the top circle.
Example:
If Problem A showed 4 lions on the left and 5 on the right:
→ Bottom left: 4
→ Bottom right: 5
→ Top: 9
But since no such images are present here, I can’t provide specific answers.
Final Answer:
The worksheet is incomplete — no lion counts are shown, so the number bonds cannot be filled in without additional information.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of part part whole worksheet.
