Welcome to AnyStudents Grade 1 Mathematics. In this class, we will explore the wonderful world of numbers and learn how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. These skills will help you solve problems, think logically, and have fun with math every day. Our lessons will include problem-solving and multiple-choice challenges that will make learning enjoyable. We hope you’ll have fun with our math lessons.
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Lesson 1: Math Addition 1
Instruction to Learners
How to Solve the Fun Addition Questions
We guess you are ready to solve the questions in this part. Here are some simple steps to help you solve our fun addition questions. Follow the steps carefully.
- Read the Question Carefully
- Make sure you understand what the question is asking. Look for the numbers that you need to add together.
- Identify the Numbers
- Find the two numbers in the question. For example, if the question says you have 3 cats and 4 dogs, the numbers are 3 and 4.
- Use Your Fingers or Objects
- You can use your fingers, draw pictures, or use small objects like buttons or coins to help you count. For example, for 3 cats and 4 dogs, you can count 3 fingers for the cats and 4 fingers for the dogs, then count all the fingers together.
- Write the Addition Sentence
- Write down the numbers and the plus sign to show the addition. For example, 3 + 4 = ?.
- Add the Numbers
- Count all the objects or fingers together to find the total. In the example of 3 cats and 4 dogs, you count all the fingers to get 7. So, 3 + 4 = 7.
- Double-Check Your Answer
- Look at your answer again to make sure it makes sense. You can count one more time if you want to be sure.
- Have Fun
- Remember, math is like a game. Have fun while you count and add the numbers. Enjoy solving the problems and discovering the answers.
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
- Animal Party: If 3 cats and 4 dogs are playing in the park, how many animals are there in total?
- Toy Count: You have 5 toy cars and your friend gives you 3 more. How many toy cars do you have now?
- Fruit Feast: There are 2 apples and 6 bananas in a basket. How many fruits are there altogether?
- Birthday Balloons: You received 4 red balloons and 5 blue balloons for your birthday. How many balloons did you get in total?
- Candy Collection: You have 7 candies and your friend gives you 2 more. How many candies do you have now?
- Picnic Fun: There are 3 sandwiches and 6 juice boxes at the picnic. How many food items are there altogether?
- Magic Marbles: You have 6 marbles and find 3 more under the sofa. How many marbles do you have now?
- Building Blocks: You stacked 4 red blocks and 5 blue blocks. How many blocks are in your tower?
- Story Time: You read 2 books in the morning and 3 books in the evening. How many books did you read in total?
- Garden Flowers: There are 3 sunflowers and 5 daisies in the garden. How many flowers are there altogether?
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