
Monkeys, lions, and elephants make number bonds feel a little less like math homework. This jungle number bonds worksheet lays out every pair for 5 and 10 in one clean reference sheet.
Two side-by-side columns organize all the number bond pairs kids need to know. The green “Make 5” column runs from 0+5 down to 5+0, and the blue “Make 10” column covers 0+10 through 10+0, with the target number highlighted in a colored circle at the center of each row. Every pair is pre-filled, so the page works as a reference chart rather than a fill-in exercise.
This jungle number bonds worksheet fits naturally into a homeschool math routine as a desk reference during addition practice or as a visual anchor when introducing the concept for the first time. The large circles and bold numerals are easy to read at a glance, and the two-column layout means both bond families are visible together without flipping pages.


Laminate the sheet and let kids trace each row with a dry-erase marker as they recite the pairs aloud. The circles are wide enough for a standard chisel-tip dry-erase marker without crowding the numbers. If you skip lamination, a ballpoint pen works cleanly on standard paper since there are no narrow fill-in lines to navigate.

Single-sided on standard 20 lb paper is all this layout needs. Print a copy for the desk and a second to slip into a page protector for dry-erase reuse, saving paper over the long run.