Math Drills
Addition up to 10 Review
C-3Word Problems
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- Topic
- Addition up to 10
Addition up to 10 covers sums that stay within 10, working through sums to 5, then sums to 10, then adding 0. Alongside Calculation, children practice Fill in the Blank items that ask for the missing number in a box, Word Problems (with Pictures) where the equation is built from a picture, and Word Problems given in words only.
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A common slip is writing 3 + 0 as 0, on the assumption that adding 0 makes the answer 0. In Word Problems (with Pictures), children count only one side of the picture and stop there. If the answer matches the larger of the two numbers, the joining situation has not been understood.
Elementary school mathematics opens with this unit. Counting on fingers or working through a picture one item at a time gives way to the operation of combining two numbers and counting the result. The way of counting introduced here carries straight over into Subtraction up to 10.
- Sums up to 5 · Word Problems (with Pictures)1 question
- Sums up to 5 · Word Problems1 question
- Sums up to 10 · Word Problems (with Pictures)1 question
- Sums up to 10 · Word Problems2 questions
- Adding 0 · Word Problems1 question
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Problems and answers on this worksheet
These are the problems in “Addition up to 10”, shown with their answers.
(1)At the store, Grace bought 4 sheets. Let's get 1 more from her mom. How many will there be altogether? Answer □
Answer: 5sheets
(2)In the classroom, Liam got 1 sheet. If Grace gives him 3 more, How many will there be altogether? Answer □
Answer: 4sheets
(3)In the field, Grace picked 6 cherries. If she picks 4 more, how many will there be in all? Answer □
Answer: 10cherries
(4)At the birthday party, Ash has 3 balloons. If Ash's big sister gives 6 more, how many will there be in all? Answer □
Answer: 9balloons
(5)At the store, Ethan bought 6 loaves of bread. If his little sister Chloe buys 1 more, how many will there be altogether? Answer □
Answer: 7loaves
(6)At home, in front of Hannah there is a plate with 3 cookies on it, and an empty plate next to it. How many cookies are there in all? Answer □
Answer: 3cookies
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