Hey there, little math explorers! Today, we’re going to have a fun time learning about addition with some numbers. Are you ready to start adding? Let’s go!
Let’s see what happens when we add two to other numbers:
Now, let’s add three to some numbers:
Let’s see what happens when we add four:
Now, let’s add five to some numbers:
Let’s add seven to some numbers:
Now, let’s add eight:
Let’s see what happens when we add nine:
Finally, let’s add ten to some numbers:
Great job, everyone! You did amazing with your addition. Keep practicing, and you’ll be a math superstar in no time!
Number Hunt: Go on a number hunt around your home or classroom! Find objects that come in pairs, like shoes or socks, and practice adding two to different numbers. For example, if you find 3 pairs of socks, how many socks do you have in total? (Hint: 3 pairs means 6 socks!)
Fruit Salad Addition: Use fruits like apples and bananas to practice addition. Ask a grown-up to help you gather some fruits. Start by adding two apples to three bananas. How many fruits do you have now? Try different combinations and see how many fruits you can add together!
Story Time Math: Create a short story with your favorite characters and include some addition problems. For example, “If Peppa Pig has 4 balloons and George gives her 3 more, how many balloons does Peppa have now?” Share your story with a friend or family member and solve the math problems together!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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[Music] [Applause]
Ladies and gentlemen, please give a round of applause to Meet the Math Facts! [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music]
Let’s start with two:
– Two plus one equals three.
– Two plus two equals four.
– Two plus three equals five.
– Two plus four equals six.
– Two plus eight equals ten.
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Now let’s start with three:
– Three plus one equals four.
– Three plus two equals five.
– Three plus three equals six.
– Three plus four equals seven.
– Three plus five equals eight.
– Three plus six equals nine.
– Three plus seven equals ten.
– Three plus eight equals eleven.
– Three plus nine equals twelve.
– Three plus ten equals thirteen.
Now let’s start with four:
– Four plus one equals five.
– Four plus five equals nine.
– Four plus nine equals thirteen.
– Four plus ten equals fourteen.
Now let’s start with five:
– Five plus one equals six.
– Five plus two equals seven.
– Five plus six equals eleven.
– Five plus seven equals twelve.
– Five plus eight equals thirteen.
– Five plus nine equals fourteen.
– Five plus ten equals fifteen.
Now let’s start with seven:
– Seven plus one equals eight.
– Seven plus two equals nine.
– Seven plus three equals ten.
– Seven plus six equals thirteen.
Now let’s begin with eight:
– Eight plus one equals nine.
– Eight plus two equals ten.
Now let’s begin with nine:
– Nine plus one equals ten.
– Nine plus two equals eleven.
– Nine plus four equals thirteen.
Now let’s start with ten:
– Ten plus one equals eleven.
– Ten plus two equals twelve.
– Ten plus three equals thirteen.
– Ten plus four equals fourteen.
[Music] [Applause]
Thank you!
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