As we made them, we also made this chart which we call “The Story of 10”. 
(note: in kinder, I didn’t use + and =, just the “and” and “is”)
I HIGHLY recommend this when teaching numeracy. 🙂 
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wow-I love this! thank you for sharing!
Kelli
talesfromatravelingteacher.blogspot.com
You are very welcome! Hope you are able to use it!