Part Part Whole Generator Part Part Whole Mats
Create clean, printable part part whole mats in seconds. Show a whole box on top connected to two part boxes below, build addition and subtraction sense to 10 and 20, and download ready for handouts, worksheets, or study sessions.
Part Part Whole Generator
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Part Part Whole Examples
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Part Part Whole Mat
The classic part part whole mat with one whole box on top linked to two part boxes below, showing how the parts combine to make the whole.
Blank Part Part Whole Template
A blank part part whole template with empty boxes for the whole and two parts, ready to fill in by hand during guided practice.
Part Part Whole to 10
A part part whole mat for number bonds to 10, showing the whole of 10 split into two parts that add up to ten.
Part Part Whole Bar Model
A bar model version of the part part whole relationship, with a single whole bar on top and two part bars below that combine to its length.
Part Part Whole Worksheet
A practice worksheet with several part part whole mats, where one box in each is left blank for students to find the missing part or whole.
What is a part part whole generator?
A part part whole generator is a tool that creates a printable box model showing how a whole number breaks into two parts. The part part whole mat is a K-2 number sense model: a single Whole box sits on top, connected by two lines to two Part boxes below. Students see that the two parts combine to make the whole, and that the whole can be split into parts. Figviz uses AI to draw the mat so every box, label, and number is placed cleanly. You can make a filled mat to teach a fact or a blank mat to use as a practice worksheet, all without any design software.
How to use the part part whole mat
Part part whole vs number bond
A part part whole mat and a number bond show the same relationship in two different shapes. A number bond uses circles: a whole circle on top linked to two part circles below. A part part whole mat uses boxes or rectangles instead of circles, which gives more room to write and makes the model feel like distinct containers students can move counters into. Many teachers introduce the part part whole mat first because the boxes look like trays for grouping objects, then move to the number bond once students understand the idea. Both build the same foundation for addition and subtraction, so you can use whichever visual fits your class. Figviz can generate both, so you can match the model to your curriculum.
Using part part whole for addition and subtraction to 10 and 20
Can I get a blank part part whole template?
Yes. To generate a blank part part whole template, describe the structure you want: for example "a blank part part whole mat with one empty whole box on top and two empty part boxes below." Figviz draws the boxes and connecting lines with empty space inside, so you can print copies and fill them in by hand during a lesson, or annotate them digitally in any PDF editor. Blank mats are useful for co-creating the model with students and for timed practice where learners find the missing part or whole.
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