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10+4 10+6 10+3 10+1 10+9 10+5 10+2 10+8 8+□=10 6+□=10 5+□=10 7+□=10 9+□=10 4+□=10 3+□=10 2+□=10 10+4 10+6 10+3 10+1 10+9 10+5 10+2 10+8

Carry Addition 3+2 6+7 5+4 7+4 4+3 8+9 sum is less than 10 sum is more than 10 Carry Addition 1-digit-number+1-digit-number=1-digit-number 1-digit-number+1-digit-number=2-digit-number

9+5= Make 10 How to place the sticks in a most quick way so you can find the answer immediately? Why should we make a ten at the beginning?

14 1 4 9+5= 9+1=10 10+4=14 First step: Second step: How do we make a ten?

9+5= 1 4 +5 +4 +1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 9+1+4= 10 圆点图

9+5= 14 1 4 9+1=10 First step: Second step: 10+4=14

14 9+5= 4 5 5+5=10 First step: Second step: 10+4=14

Count:How many strawberries?

Circle and calculate: 9+5= 14

Write down the steps by the picture. 7+4=( ) _________ First step: _________ Second step: Write down the steps by the picture.

Write down the steps by the picture. 5+7=( ) _________ First step: _________ Second step: Write down the steps by the picture.

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