ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Preschool Prep Company Practice Adding by 9’s! | Meet the Math Drills – Addition
Hey there! Today, we’re going to learn how to add the number 9 to other numbers. It’s like a fun math game! Are you ready? Let’s start!
When we add 9 to a number, we get a new number. Let’s see some examples:
Imagine you have 9 cupcakes. If you bake 5 more, how many cupcakes do you have now? That’s right, 14 cupcakes!
What if you have 9 speakers and you get 9 more? Now you have 18 speakers in total!
Picture having 9 tennis balls. If 10 more tennis balls roll in, how many do you have? You guessed it, 19 tennis balls!
Let’s practice some more:
Great job! Keep practicing adding 9 to different numbers, and you’ll become a math whiz in no time. Remember, math is like a puzzle, and you can solve it with practice and fun!
Number Hunt: Go on a number hunt around your house or classroom! Find objects that come in groups of 9, like 9 crayons or 9 blocks. Then, add more objects to each group and count how many you have in total. For example, if you have 9 crayons and you find 3 more, how many crayons do you have now? Try this with different numbers and see how adding 9 changes the total!
Story Time Math: Create a short story with your family or friends where you have 9 of something, like 9 apples or 9 toy cars. Then, think of a fun adventure where you find more of these items. How many do you have at the end of your story? Draw a picture of your story and write the math sentence that shows how you added 9 to get your final number.
Math Detective: Become a math detective and look for the number 9 in your everyday life. Can you find the number 9 on a clock, in a book, or on a sign? Each time you find a 9, think of a number to add to it and solve the math problem. Share your findings with your class or family and see who can find the most 9s!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, with unnecessary repetitions and formatting cleaned up:
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Nine plus two equals eleven.
Nine plus seven equals sixteen.
Nine plus three equals twelve.
Nine plus ten equals nineteen.
Nine plus five equals fourteen.
Nine plus eight equals seventeen.
Nine plus one equals ten.
Nine plus nine equals eighteen.
Nine plus zero equals nine.
Nine plus four equals thirteen.
Nine plus six equals fifteen.
There are nine cupcakes; five more are baked, now there are fourteen cupcakes.
There are nine speakers; there are eighteen speakers in all.
There are nine tennis balls; ten more tennis balls roll in, now there are nineteen tennis balls.
Nine plus five equals fourteen.
Nine plus one equals ten.
Nine plus zero equals nine.
Nine plus three equals twelve.
Nine plus seven equals sixteen.
Nine plus six equals fifteen.
Nine plus two equals eleven.
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This version maintains the mathematical content while removing repetitive phrases and unnecessary formatting.
