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Match the addition strategy with its description:
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Breaking down numbers = Adding numbers by counting up Counting on = Breaking down a number into smaller parts to add Number bonds = Making ten to add numbers Making ten = Finding two numbers that add up to 10 to make addition easier
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Word problems = Presenting mathematical information in a story or scenario Basic addition facts = Solving problems using real-world contexts Counting on = Applying mathematical concepts to real-life situations Number bonds = Solving problems using basic math operations only
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Breaking down numbers = Solving problems with larger numbers Counting on = Solving problems with smaller numbers Number bonds = Solving problems with fractions Making ten = Solving problems with decimals
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Study Notes
Addition: Basic Facts, Number Bonds, Counting On, Making Ten, and Word Problems
Basic Addition Facts
Addition is the mathematical operation that involves combining numbers to create a new total, often denoted using the '+' symbol. Basic addition facts refer to the addition of small, single-digit numbers. These facts are foundational for understanding more complex addition problems, including carrying and borrowing.
Number Bonds
Number bonds, also known as number pairs, are a method used to understand the relationship between the numbers being added. Each number in a number bond is connected by a line, visually indicating the relationship between them. This method is particularly useful for understanding the relationships between small addition facts, such as the numbers 10 and 5.
Counting On
Counting on is a strategy used to solve addition problems by starting with a known number and counting forward to find the total. For example, to find the sum of 6 and 3, you can start with 6 and count 3 numbers forward, arriving at 9 as the total. This strategy is especially useful for solving problems involving small numbers and can be extended to more complex problems by counting on in multiples.
Making Ten
Making ten is a strategy that involves breaking down numbers into components that add up to 10, then combining these components to reach the final total. For example, to find the sum of 7 and 5, you can break down 7 into 3 and 4, add 3 and 4 to make 6, and then add 3 to make 9. This strategy is particularly useful for solving problems involving larger numbers and can be combined with counting on or number bonds to solve more complex problems.
Word Problems
Word problems are a type of problem-solving activity in which the mathematical information is presented in the form of a story or scenario. These problems often require students to apply their understanding of addition to real-world contexts. For example, a word problem might ask students to find the total number of books in the library by adding the number of books in the fiction and non-fiction sections. Word problems can help students develop their ability to apply mathematical concepts to real-world situations.
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Learn and practice basic addition facts, number bonds, counting on, making ten, and word problems. This quiz covers foundational concepts for more complex addition problems and real-world applications.
