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Give students a set of connecting cubes or bears. Call out a number (1-10) and have students build that number. Then have them break their strip into two parts and record the different combinations they found. Challenge them to find all possible combinations!

Materials:
- Connecting cubes or linking bears
- Recording sheet with simple equations

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Students use a divided plate or mat with two sections at the bottom (parts) and one at the top (whole). Give them a number of objects and have them explore different ways to split the objects between the two parts while maintaining the same whole.

Materials:
- Part-part-whole mats
- Counters or small objects
- Dry erase markers

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Students act out simple addition stories using themselves or objects. For example, '3 birds were sitting in a tree, then 2 more joined them.' Students physically demonstrate these scenarios and discuss the parts that make up the whole.

Materials:
- Story cards
- Props (optional)
- Number cards

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Give students a target number and building blocks. They must build two towers that, when combined, equal the target number. Students can record their findings using drawings or numbers.

Materials:
- Building blocks or cubes
- Number cards 1-10
- Recording sheets

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Place a known quantity of objects under a cloth. Reveal part of them by lifting one side of the cloth. Students must figure out how many are still hidden to make the total number.

Materials:
- Small counters or objects
- Cloth or paper for covering
- Number cards

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In this free addition game for kids, students practice counting and basic addition up to 10. Players help Molly, a unicorn, collect beans. Students use beans as virtual manipulatives to help them solve addition word problems. Once students complete seven addition word problems, they help Molly make a rainbow. Use this game to review counting and addition!

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Take a magical journey with Molly in this educational activity that provides word problems with manipulatives for kids to practice adding up to ten.

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Label cups with numbers that add up to your target number. Students distribute objects between the cups to show different ways to compose the number. For example, for the number 5, use two cups and distribute 5 objects between them.

Materials:
- Paper cups
- Small counters or objects
- Labels
- Recording sheet

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This free addition game for kids lets students practice addition up to 25. Players have five rounds to answer addition problems using virtual manipulatives. Once all five rounds have been completed, students have the opportunity to play "Marble Drop Addition." Use this game to review addition up to 25!

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Addition song good for use with students who are learning how to add.

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Move and Add, Add and Move | Jack Hartmann Addition Song

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Have your students watch this upbeat song about addition to practice their addition skills!

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"Math Whiz!" Addition Song  /// Danny Go! Kids Learning Songs for Kindergarten