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Students pick a flashcard or domino and place a marker on the sum. If there is one marker already on the sum, it can be bumped off. If there are two markers, it is safe and can not be bumped.

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Strategy - Count on from the larger number.

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Strategy: Adding Zero
When we add 0 to a number the number stays the same!
1 + 0 = 1
2 + 0 = 2
3 + 0 = 3

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1.  Students roll or spin a number.
2. Build that number on a ten frame.
3. Add zero.
4. Record equation.

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Give students some dominoes.  Have them find all the dominoes that show adding zero.  Students draw and write the equation to match. Use the Domino worksheet provided below.

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Sesame Street: Zero Cookies with Cookie Monster and Ernie - YouTube

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Sesame Street: Zero Cookies with Cookie Monster and Ernie

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When You Add Zero to Any Number | Math Song for Kids | Addition Song | Jack Hartmann

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*  When we add one, the sum is the "neighbor number."

* When we add 1, it is the next number on the number line.

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Have students roll an 8 sided die. Record it. Show the dots with black pompoms. Then write the equation. Have a friend check their work.

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ADD 'EM UP!  (song for kids about adding +1 up to ten)

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Addition + 1 Kids Song | Counting and Numbers | Children's Music

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Students use the abstract flashcards (add 2 or 3) to build the count with counters. Then model on a number path.

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Students use the abstract flashcards (add 2 or 3) and build or draw on a part-part-total mat. Then record the equation.

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Place number cards facedown in one pile. Place finger cards facedown in another pile. Students choose a number card and finger card from each pile. Record on a ten frame and record the equation.

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Give students an assortment of dominoes and have them find the add 2 or 3. Some students might sort out the add zero and add one. Have them record their sorts.

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Fact Fluency Video Count On & Count Back

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Use either the rekenrek cards or a physical rekenrek to practice double facts.

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Use rekenrek cards or a physical rekenrek to practice doubles plus one facts.

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Only use three, four, or five counters to build fluency within five.

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Have students pick a flashcard and model on a number path.
Recording sheet is provided.

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Use storyboards for numbers 4 and 5.

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Games are a fun way for students to build a "sense" or complete understanding of mathematical concepts. Shake and Spill games help students learn the different parts of a number such as 7 and 0, 6 and 1, 5 and 2, 4 and 3, 3 and 4, 2 and 5, 1 and 6, 0 and 7 all make the number 7. Students use their "Just Right Number" such as 7 with each of these games. When the student knows all of the combinations of a number without hesitation, they have mastered the number. The student progresses to the next number, The new "Just Right Number" is 8. Students may use the "blank" Story Board for any number 5 - 10 and beyond once they have a clear understanding of the game.

These games are purposely staged by starting with Shake and Spill games then Story Boards followed by Bead Bracelets.

Story Boards uses an engaging, real world story as the basis to introduce the concept of subtraction. Watch as they teach you how to play the Story Board game

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Games are a fun way for students to build a "sense" or complete understanding of mathematical concepts. Shake and Spill games help students learn the different parts of a number such as 7 and 0, 6 and 1, 5 and 2, 4 and 3, 3 and 4, 2 and 5, 1 and 6, 0 and 7 all make the number 7.

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Have students find dominoes that are equal to five or less and record.

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Students pick a domino and determine which strategy to use to solve. They can either record as an equation or with pictures.

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Students choose a number from two to five and build different ways on the number bond using objects for the parts. They record all the ways to make that number on the recording sheet.

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Five Green and Speckled Frogs by Priscilla Burris

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Five Little Monkeys I Animals I Counting Songs I Nursery Rhymes and Kids Songs I The Teolets

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Friends of 5 | Learn to Add | Math Song for Kids | Addition Song | Jack Hartmann

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Addition to 5 Fact Fluency: Back to School Brain Break

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I Know My Number Bonds 5 | Number Bonds to 5 | Addition Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann

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Use adding within five activities. There are many of them.

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I Can Say My Number Pairs 5 | Math Song for Kids | Number Bonds | Jack Hartmann

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Several activities included.

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Stuart J. Murphy Reads "Double the Ducks"

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Find double dominoes. Record on sheet.

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Choose a just right number. Pick a storyboard. Have students record on recording sheet.

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Have students make "Just Right Number" bracelets to practice decomposing their number.

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Choose a storyboard and recording sheet to practice decomposing their "just right number."

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Games are a fun way for students to build a "sense" or complete understanding of mathematical concepts. Shake and Spill games help students learn the different parts of a number such as 7 and 0, 6 and 1, 5 and 2, 4 and 3, 3 and 4, 2 and 5, 1 and 6, 0 and 7 all make the number 7. Students use their "Just Right Number" such as 7 with each of these games. When the student knows all of the combinations of a number without hesitation, they have mastered the number. The student progresses to the next number, The new "Just Right Number" is 8. Students may use the "blank" Story Board for any number 5 - 10 and beyond once they have a clear understanding of the game.

These games are purposely staged by starting with Shake and Spill games then Story Boards followed by Bead Bracelets.

Story Boards uses an engaging, real world story as the basis to introduce the concept of subtraction. Watch as they teach you how to play the Story Board game

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Games are a fun way for students to build a "sense" or complete understanding of mathematical concepts. Shake and Spill games help students learn the different parts of a number such as 7 and 0, 6 and 1, 5 and 2, 4 and 3, 3 and 4, 2 and 5, 1 and 6, 0 and 7 all make the number 7.

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Students choose a number from five to ten and build different ways on the number bond using objects for the parts.  They record all the ways to make that number on the recording sheet.