
Addition Within 40
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Mathematics
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1st Grade
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Mailina Hidayati
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Mathematic Lesson
Addition Within 40 - Addition Without Regrouping
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Definition of Addition
Addition in math is a process of combining two or more numbers. Addends are the numbers being added, and the result or the final answer we get after the process is called the sum. It is one of the essential mathematical functions we use in our everyday activities.
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Solve Addition Problem
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We can use the number line to add. Let us look at the following addition example.
Using The Number Line
Using Fingers
Addition of small numbers can be done using your fingers.
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We can use the number line to add. Let us look at the following addition example.
Vertical Addition or Column Method
- Addition Without Regrouping
Using The Number Grid
Number chart is another way to add numbers.
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Multiple Choice
The result of addition is . . . .
26
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Match
22
36
34
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Mathematic Lesson
Addition Within 40 - Addition Without Regrouping
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