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Today, we're going to learn about adding two numbers together. Solve 7 + 7. How did you get the answer? When we add 7 and 7 using ten frames, we get 14. Let's practice with more examples.

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Let's try adding some numbers: What's 4 + 3? How about 2 + 5? Practice these with your classmates.

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Breaking a number into parts can make it easier to add and subtract. For example, breaking 5 into 3 and 2 can make adding simpler.

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Let's break apart some numbers: How can we break 7 into two smaller numbers? What about 14?

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One way to add numbers is by using a number line. Draw a number line and practice adding numbers by hopping along the line.

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Addition Using a Number Line | Get Set, and Hop!

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Another method is using your fingers to count. Show your fingers for each number you are adding!

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The way cultures count on their fingers can provide insight into the values and practices of a particular society. Dactylonomy, or finger counting, is not ju...

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Drawing pictures can help too. Draw objects to represent numbers and count them to find the answer.

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Handing out a fill the grid worksheet with ten frames, and other manipulatives like marbles and white boards, after our number talk on addition and subtraction so I can assess students and where they still need understanding or if they are ready for more challenges.

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CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW YOU GOT YOUR ANSWER?

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CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW YOU GOT YOUR ANSWER?

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Can you explain how you got the answer 7?

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Can you explain how you got the answer 7?

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Subtraction Practice: Solve 8-4. I wonder how you got your answer? Yes, using number bonds to first see 8 circles then using the number bond you break apart 8 by taking for circles away and then seeing what is left. Great job.

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Subtraction Practice: Solve 8-4. I wonder how you got your answer? Yes, using number bonds to first see 8 circles then using the number bond you break apart 8 by taking for circles away and then seeing what is left. Great job.