Add or Take Away? Pictures to 10
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Add or Take Away? Pictures to 10
Addition and subtraction with pictures for Kindergarten: five pictures to 10, some to join and some with pictures crossed out, one with 0. Read the sign, then add or take away. With an answer key.
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Add or Take Away?A teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Pages
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Join two groups and say how many in all, take some away and say how many are left, find how many more make a number up to 10, and write the number sentence for a picture.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child tell a short story for a picture before writing a number: "There are 3 ducks and 2 more come."
- Let the child count the pictures, cross some out for take away, or use fingers. Counting is the method at this stage.
- Read the plus and minus signs aloud as "and" and "take away" while the child works.
Common mistakes
- Adding every problem, even take away ones. Read the sign aloud together before each one.
- Counting the crossed-out pictures as the answer. The answer is how many are left.
- Writing the numbers of the problem in the wrong order for take away, as in 2 − 5. The bigger group comes first.
