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Addition is a mathematical operation in which two or more numbers are combined and represented by the symbol +. Basic addition skills gives students a framework for mastering math in elementary school.

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Pictures help students students see mathematical ideas, which aids in understanding. Visual image of mathematics also improves special mathematical reasoning.

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Grade 2 Math  1.1, Understanding Addition Video

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In this video when students understand the terminology of addition and the connections between counting and addition equations along with the concept that addition can be added both vertically as well as horizontally it helps students apply and master more complex addition problems and strategies.

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Grade 2 Math  1.1, Understanding Addition

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Addition - Practice with Math Games Class Activity

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Gameplay Enhances Classroom Learning (Addition & Class Activity)

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Gameplay Enhances Classroom Learning (Addition & Class Activity)

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Students learn best when they are engaged and they become motivated to learn, pay attention and participate in class activities through playing games in the classroom. Games can be used as a support tool to complement traditional teaching methods.

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Find Math games to practice every skill.

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Student benefits of addition word search are boosting working memory, patience, concentration and sense of achievement.

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This is a word-search type of puzzle but with math problems hidden in the grid instead of words. The problems only read forward, and you can make it a little harder to search by selecting diagonals too.

Be careful not to overestimate your students' ability to do this puzzle. It can be very frustrating if they are given a large puzzle with diagonals before they are ready.

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This is a word-search type of puzzle but with math problems hidden in the grid instead of words. The problems only read forward, and you can make it a little harder to search by selecting diagonals too. Be careful not to overestimate your students' ability to do this puzzle.

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Incorporating Technology in Math & Group Activity 

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Kahoot is a fun and exciting way to engage students in math through a technology game-based learning platform. Students will enjoy the fun and competitive appeal, while teachers will appreciate the user generated multiple-choice quizzes, trivia and different learning formats.

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Play a game of Kahoot! here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Board and card games are quick to learn, easy to play, and a great review resource for students. It is also great for individuals, or playing with a partner, or small group.

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Gameschooling MATH | 3 SIMPLE ADDITION card games for Kindergarten

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ABCya! is a great resource that students, teachers, and parents will appreciate. Students will learn addition through use of this interactive tool and counting manipulatives strategies.

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Counting with manipulatives is a great way to help students learn to add numbers together. Using the "counting all" strategy teaches students to count objects in two sets of manipulatives, and then combine all manipulatives together as one whole set.

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ABCya! * Base Ten Fun - Learning Place Value

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Base Ten Fun helps kids understand place value, addition and subtraction through the use of virtual manipulatives. Kids can choose a game mode depending on their desired level of difficulty, and also select place value options of ones, tens and hundreds. As a fun bonus, children can select different snake styles when they answer 10 questions correctly!

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Project-based learning motivates students to connect with content areas while increasing their knowledge of a topic. Projects serve as a building bridge between phenomena in the classroom and real-life experiences.

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1 + 1 = 2. It's the basic foundation for every child's math education and the building block to a whole world of learning. Addition is usually the first of the four operations that kids tackle, and mastering it is key to success for years to come. Try these fun addition activities in the classroom or at home to help your students become math wizards in no time!

1. Build block towers.

Lay out flashcards, and then use blocks to create towers that answer the problems. Addition activities like this incorporate visual and hands-on techniques, honoring a variety of learning strategies.

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2. Make a dice calculator.

This is bound to be a ton of fun! Kids drop a die through each cup, then add up the numbers that fall through. So simple, and so enjoyable. Learn how to make a dice calculator here.

3. Play a game of addition Jenga.

Stick addition problems to the ends of Jenga blocks. Kids must solve the equation before they can attempt to remove the block.

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4. Create an addition apple tree.

Hands-on addition activities really make learning stick. Learn how to make and use this adorable addition apple tree at the link.

5. Use stickers for hands-on practice.

Sticker dots are inexpensive; you can usually pick them up at the dollar store. Little ones will really get a kick out of using them to answer a series of addition problems.

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6. Park and add some toy cars.

Roll out the toy cars and trucks! Use them as math manipulatives as you work on your addition facts.

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7. Thread beads onto pipe cleaners.

You can use pipe cleaners and beads for a variety of addition activities. In this one, put beads at opposite ends of a pipe cleaner, then bend them together and solve the equation.

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8. Deal UNO cards.

Use UNO cards or a regular deck with the face cards removed for this addition game. Simply lay out two cards and add them together!

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9. Cut out addition flowers.

This pretty math craft gives kids a chance to work on addition activities like number bonds and mastering math facts. Get the free printable at the link.

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10. Clip clothespins to a hanger.

Who doesn't love inexpensive math manipulatives you can put together yourself in a snap? Grab some hangers and clothespins to create these addition toys.

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11. Fingerpaint addition clouds.

What a sweet idea! Write addition problems on clouds, then use finger paints to add the correct number of raindrops underneath.

Learn more: Preschool Play and Learn

12. Use sticky notes to make 10.

Sticky notes have so many uses in the classroom. Write individual numbers on them, then use the notes to "make 10" or any other number you choose.

13. Practice regrouping with LEGO bricks.

When you're ready to move onto slightly more advanced addition activities, use LEGO bricks to help kids understand the concept of regrouping. ( Find many more LEGO math ideas here.)

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14. Toss a beach ball.

Jot numbers all over a beach ball using a Sharpie. Then, toss it to a student and wherever their thumbs land, have them add up the two numbers closest. Ready for trickier addition activities? Add up all the numbers their fingers are touching!

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15. Twist up pool noodle equations.

Who knew you could use pool noodles for so many cool things in the classroom? We love this interchangeable equation maker, perfect for practicing addition facts. Learn how to create a pool noodle equations maker here.

16. Assemble Play-Doh addition spiders.

Nothing scary about these little spiders! They're just here to help kids practice their math facts. Insert pipe cleaner legs and find the total!

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17. Try mini-clothespins and wood craft sticks.

Similar to the hanger activity above, this idea uses wood craft sticks and mini-clothespins. It's a nice way to work in some fine motor skill practice too.

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18. Pull out the dominoes.

Here's an easy one! Just turn dominoes sideways and they become math problems to be solved. Say them out loud, or write the equations for more practice.

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19. Grab a handful of toys.

Kids will like the mystery element in this addition activity. Fill bags with small toys or mini erasers, then have them grab a handful from each and add them together!

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20. Color by number.

Pull out the crayon box-it's time to color by number! The twist? Kids have to solve the equations first to learn the right colors to pick. Get the free printables at the link.

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21. Add and sort dominoes.

You can do a variety of addition activities with dominoes. For this version, lay out a number line, then sort the dominoes by the sum of their two sides.

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22. Battle it out in Double Dice War.

Have you ever seen dice-in-dice? They're so cool, and kids can't get enough of them. Play addition war by having each student roll a die and add the numbers together. The one with the higher sum wins. Got a tie? Break it by looking at the number on the outside die. ( Find more dice-in-dice games and activities here.)

23. Pick up some pom poms.

Use double dice or regular ones along with a package of pom poms for this easy addition activity. Or try it with goldfish crackers for a tasty way to learn!

Learn more: Simply Kinder

24. Flip a flashcard pancake.

These pancakes aren't very tasty, but they're definitely a clever take on traditional flashcards. Kids will have fun flipping them with a spatula to check their answers.

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25. Be the first to fill your grid.

Get the free printable game boards for this addition activity at the link. Kids roll the dice and try to be the first to make sums that fill in their grids.

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Addition and number bonds go hand-in-hand. Discover 20 Terrific Number Bonds Activities here. Plus, enhance early math skills with these clever 10 frame activities.

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25 Awesome Addition Activities That All Add Up to Fun

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Addition skill pave the way for years of math learning. Find hands-on addition activities, games, and printables. They're all fun, and they're all free!

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Importance of  Differentiation in Addition  

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Importance of  Differentiation in Addition  

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Differentiation is as important for advanced learners as it is for struggling learners. An opportunity for multiple representations helps students conceptualize the math while also helping to develop number sense.

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How to Teach Online & In-Class Simultaneously   

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How to Teach Online & In-Class Simultaneously   

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Teaching "concurrent classrooms" may soon become the norm for all educators during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as in the future. Therefore this how-to video was implemented for informational purposes for new educators preparing to teach using the hybrid format.

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Hybrid classroom How to Teach Online and in-class students at the same time