
Easy Math Lessons
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Mathematics
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KG - 1st Grade
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Lara Mohamed Sabry
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Easy Math Lessons
Today, we are going to learn new lessons about Math for 1st Graders!
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Lesson 1: Addition.
To add you need to do 4 steps, which are:
Step 1: Put the big number in your head.
Step 2:Put the small number on your hand
Step 3:Count forward the big number which is in your head and open the small number in your fingers that are counted.
Step 4:After you finished counting, the number you stopped at is the answer you wanted to reach.
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Now, We will try out some Questions:
5+1=
(Remember our steps. If you can't, go back to the slide before to remember)
What about..?
9+2=
Let's see the correct answers
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Now, We will try out some Questions:
5+1=
(Did you get this right? If you did, great job! If you didn't, it's okay, it comes with practice!)
Great Job Guys! You figured it out! 5+1=6
What about..?
9+2=
Great job! 9+2=11
Looks like you're ready to go!
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Lesson 2: Subtraction.
To subtract you need to do 4 steps, which are:
Step 1: Put the big number in your head.
Step 2: Put the small number on your fingers.
Step 3: Count back the small number which is on your fingers and close the big number in your finger that is counted.
Step 4: After you finished counting, the number you stopped at is the answer you wanted to reach.
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Now, We will try out some Questions:
5-1=
(Remember our steps. If you can't, go back to the slide before to remember)
Great Job Guys! You figured it out! 5-1=4
What about..?
9-2=
Great job! 9-2=7
Looks like you're ready to go!
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Lesson 3: Workouts
Sometimes workouts can be complicated for beginners, so we are gonna take it the easiest way there is! A workout is like this:
23
-1
__
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Or even in Addition like
23
+1
__
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Explaining a Workout
Important notes you should know while solving a workout:
The first number at the top is always the greater.
Why?
Because if not there is gonna be a problem:
You might get confused and solve the Workout wrong.
The second number in the middle is the number you are gonna add or subtract on.
Then the line is for writing the answer under it.
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Now, We will try out some Questions
23
+1
__
(Remember our steps. If you can't, go back to the slide before to remember)
Perfect!
23
+1
__
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Looks like you're ready to go!
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Lesson 4: Word Problems
Word Problems are so easy!
How?
There is only a text written, in the text, it asks you how many, how more, or how left there is!
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Let's Try out some Questions!
Lara planted 6 flowers. 2 of them died. How many flowers are left?
6-2=4 Flowers are left
See? It is so easy! Let's try another one!
Lara planted 6 flowers. The next week she planted 2 more. How many flowers total?
6+2=8 Flowers
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Certificate For The 1st Grader!
Congrats, on finishing the 4 lessons! Like the Lesson to have more easy lessons!
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