ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Preschool Prep Company Practice Adding by 3’s! | Meet the Math Drills – Addition
Hey there! Today, we’re going to learn how to add numbers with 3. It’s like a fun game where we find out how many things we have when we add 3 more to them. Are you ready? Let’s start!
When we add 3 to 2, we get 5. It’s like having 2 apples and getting 3 more. Now you have 5 apples!
If we add 3 to 8, we get 11. Imagine you have 8 balloons and someone gives you 3 more. Now you have 11 balloons!
Adding 3 to 4 gives us 7. It’s like having 4 toy cars and getting 3 more. Now you have 7 toy cars!
When we add 3 to 6, we get 9. If you have 6 candies and get 3 more, you now have 9 candies!
Adding 3 to 0 is easy. You still have 3 because you started with nothing and got 3!
When we add 3 to 10, we get 13. Imagine having 10 stickers and getting 3 more. Now you have 13 stickers!
Let’s try some more:
Here are some examples to help you practice:
Keep practicing adding 3 to different numbers. It’s a fun way to learn math and get better at counting. Remember, practice makes perfect!
Great job today! Keep up the good work, and you’ll be a math star in no time!
Number Hunt: Go on a number hunt around your house or classroom. Find objects that come in groups of 3, like 3 chairs, 3 books, or 3 toys. Count them out loud and then add 3 more to each group. How many do you have now? Share your findings with a friend or family member!
Story Time Addition: Create a short story with a friend or family member where you start with a certain number of items and add 3 more. For example, “Once upon a time, there were 4 ducks swimming in a pond. Then, 3 more ducks joined them. How many ducks are there now?” Draw a picture to go with your story and show the addition.
Snack Math: Use small snacks like crackers or fruit pieces to practice adding by 3. Start with a small number of snacks, like 2 or 5, and then add 3 more. Count how many you have in total. You can eat the snacks once you’ve finished counting!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any repetitive elements and maintaining clarity:
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[Music]
Three plus two equals five.
Three plus eight equals eleven.
Three plus four equals seven.
Three plus six equals nine.
Three plus zero equals three.
Three plus ten equals thirteen.
Three plus five equals eight.
Three plus seven equals ten.
Three plus one equals four.
Three plus nine equals twelve.
Three plus three equals six.
[Applause]
Three plus two equals five.
Three plus five equals eight.
Three plus one equals four.
Three plus eight equals eleven.
Three plus ten equals thirteen.
Three plus three equals six.
Three plus seven equals ten.
Three plus zero equals three.
Three plus nine equals twelve.
Three plus four equals seven.
There are three water bottles.
Three more water bottles are added, now there are six water bottles.
Three plus three equals six.
There are three bubbles.
Four more pop up, now there are seven.
Three plus four equals seven.
There are three microphones.
There are five more, now there are eight microphones in all.
Three plus five equals eight.
Three plus six equals nine.
Three plus eight equals eleven.
Three plus three equals six.
Three plus ten equals thirteen.
Three plus four equals seven.
Three plus two equals five.
Three plus seven equals ten.
Three plus one equals four.
Three plus five equals eight.
Three plus nine equals twelve.
Three plus zero equals three.
Three plus ten equals thirteen.
Three plus three equals six.
Three plus seven equals ten.
Three plus zero equals three.
Three plus five equals eight.
Three plus nine equals twelve.
Three plus one equals four.
Three plus six equals nine.
Three plus four equals seven.
Three plus eight equals eleven.
Three plus two equals five.
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This version maintains the educational content while removing unnecessary repetitions and distractions.
