ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Preschool Prep Company Meet the Math Facts – Addition & Subtraction Level 1
Hey there, little math explorer! Are you ready to have some fun with numbers? Today, we’re going to learn about adding and subtracting. It’s like a magic trick with numbers! Let’s start with adding.
When we add, we put numbers together to make a bigger number. Let’s see some examples:
Isn’t adding fun? You can try it with your toys or snacks!
Now, let’s learn about subtracting. When we subtract, we take away some numbers to make a smaller number. Here are some examples:
Subtracting is like sharing or saving some for later. You can practice with your toys or snacks too!
Here’s a special math trick: When you add zero to any number, the number stays the same! For example, zero plus five is still five. It’s like having a magic number that doesn’t change anything!
Wow, you’ve learned so much about adding and subtracting! Give yourself a big clap for being a math superstar! Keep practicing, and you’ll get even better. Math is fun, and you can use it every day!
Remember, math is like a game, and you’re doing great! Keep exploring and having fun with numbers!
Number Hunt: Go on a number hunt around your house or classroom! Find objects that you can count and add together. For example, count the number of chairs in the room and add them to the number of tables. How many do you have in total? Try subtracting too! If you have 10 pencils and take away 3, how many are left?
Snack Math: Use your favorite snacks to practice adding and subtracting. Take a handful of snacks, like crackers or grapes, and count how many you have. Eat a few and count how many are left. Then, add some more and see how the number changes. This is a tasty way to learn math!
Story Problems: Create a simple story problem with your friends or family. For example, “If I have 5 toy cars and my friend gives me 3 more, how many toy cars do I have now?” or “If I have 6 candies and I give 2 to my friend, how many candies do I have left?” Draw pictures to show your answers!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any repetitive phrases, extraneous sounds, and maintaining clarity:
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**Preschool Prep Company Presents**
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One plus one equals two.
One plus two equals three.
One plus three equals four.
Two plus two equals four.
One plus four equals five.
Two plus three equals five.
One plus five equals six.
Two plus four equals six.
One plus six equals seven.
Two plus five equals seven.
Three plus four equals seven.
One plus seven equals eight.
Two plus six equals eight.
Three plus five equals eight.
Four plus four equals eight.
Five plus three equals eight.
Six plus two equals eight.
Seven plus one equals eight.
Zero plus any number equals that number.
Now that you’ve learned the math facts, did you know you can use them for subtraction?
For example:
Four minus three equals one.
Seven minus four equals three.
Eight minus two equals six.
Three minus two equals one.
Five minus four equals one.
Six minus two equals four.
Eight minus five equals three.
Four minus four equals zero.
Ladies and gentlemen, please give a round of applause for the math facts!
[Applause]
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This version maintains the educational content while removing unnecessary repetitions and distractions.
